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Manchester United’s interest in Darwin Nunez ‘depends on Champions League qualification’

Manchester United's interest in Darwin Nunez 'depends on Champions League qualification'

Man United’s pursuit of Benfica striker Darwin Nunez ‘will hinge on if they qualify for the Champions League this season’, with the striker ‘keen to keep playing in the competition’ after catching the eye of elite teams

Highly-rated Darwin Nunez is expected to leave Benfica at the end of the season His club are keen for an early resolution and will also demand around £60million Manchester United’s hopes of landing him depend on if they finish in the top fourRalf Rangnick’s stuttering side are currently sitting four points off rivals Arsenal 

Manchester United’s pursuit of Benfica striker Darwin Nunez will hinge on whether the club are able to qualify for the Champions League this season, reports claim.

A host of elite clubs are circling in an attempt to snap up the in-demand Nunez this summer, it is understood, including several of United’s Premier League rivals.

Nunez is set to move on in the next window, and his 26 goals from 33 appearances this term have sparked a bidding war which includes struggling United.

Manchester United’s pursuit of Darwin Nunez hinges on whether they finish in the top four

The Red Devils, who remain on the hunt for a permanent manager, will have to claw themselves back into the top four if they are to have any hope of recruiting the ace. 

The Telegraph have reported that Benfica are eager to clear up the future of the forward as soon as possible, and they are expected to bank a sizeable figure for him.

Having dazzled in the Champions League this year, the 22-year-old Nunez is unsurprisingly keen to continue plying his trade in the competition next season. 

Benfica forward Nunez’s heroics this season have sparked a bidding war ahead of the summer

Ralf Rangnick’s side are four points adrift of the final Champions League…

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