Manchester United are looking for reinforcements on the wing

English Manchester United continues active work in the summer transfer market. According to media, the club's management has identified priority goals for strengthening the position of the left defender. Newcastle United's Lewis Hall and Fulham's Anthony Robinson have been shortlisted for the Mancunians. The main goal of this search is to create reliable competition for the team's 30-year veteran Luke Shaw. The need for a new left fullback became especially acute after Tyrell Malacia's team and the coaching staff began using Patrick Dorga in a different position higher up the field. According to sources, United scouts have been closely following the progress of young Lewis for a long time. However, the negotiations promise to be extremely difficult: Newcastle is not ready to say goodbye to its player easily and demands a solid compensation for his transfer - more than 60 million pounds. With Hall's high price tag, the Red Devils are seriously considering signing USA defender Anthony Robinson. The footballer has only two years left on his current contract with Fulham. In the 2025/26 season, the American defender played 26 games for the London club in all competitions, scoring one goal and providing one assist. An additional factor that could contribute to this transition is the current uncertainty with the management of the London club. It is expected that in such a situation, the transfer of Robinson will cost Manchester United much cheaper. Transfermarkt values ​​the player at 22 million euros.