Manchester City set to battle Manchester United for Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes

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Manchester United and Manchester City are reportedly set to go head-to-head in a battle for the signature of Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes during the upcoming summer transfer window. The 26-year-old Brazilian's future has become a subject of intense speculation, with several top clubs around the world showing interest in him.

Guimaraes joined Newcastle from Lyon in January 2022 and has since made 97 appearances for the Magpies, scoring 13 goals and providing 13 assists. Despite Newcastle's current 10th position in the Premier League and recent exits from the FA Cup and Champions League, Guimaraes has maintained strong form this season, contributing three goals and seven assists in 40 appearances across all competitions.

Although Guimaraes still has four years remaining on his contract and isn't actively seeking a transfer, Manchester City and now Manchester United are reportedly keen on securing his services.

According to AS, Dan Ashworth, who is set to join Manchester United as their new sporting director after leaving Newcastle, is advocating for Guimaraes's acquisition by the Red Devils. Chelsea and Liverpool are also monitoring the situation closely.

Manchester United are in the market for a central midfielder, especially with potential departures of Casemiro and Christian Eriksen. Meanwhile, the club is unlikely to pursue a permanent deal for Sofyan Amrabat from Fiorentina, given his underwhelming loan spell. Guimaraes's impressive performances have attracted interest from European giants Barcelona and Real Madrid as well.

Newcastle values Guimaraes at over £100 million, but his future remains uncertain as transfer negotiations heat up amidst growing interest from top clubs.
 

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