Man United Transfer Roundup: Hall Targeted, Ndiaye Emerges as Rashford Alternative, Fredricson Sold

Manchester United are preparing a move for Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall amid the growing upheaval at St James' Park, according to reports. Eddie Howe has become the latest key figure to leave Newcastle this summer, following the departures of Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon, while captain Bruno Guimaraes is in talks to join Arsenal. media reports that Michael Carrick's side are now weighing up a formal approach for Hall, with United regarded as frontrunners. The Red Devils have made left-back a priority for the summer window, looking for a player to challenge Luke Shaw, and Hall is considered the best option after his strong form since joining Newcastle. Elsewhere, United are monitoring Iliman Ndiaye as a potential replacement for Marcus Rashford. The club had hoped to move Rashford's wages off the books, but permanent offers haven't materialized, forcing his reintegration into the first team. A left-sided winger was high on United's shopping list, but Rashford's return has put those plans on hold unless he can be sold later. The media reports that Everton have placed a £70m (€81.6m) price tag on the 26-year-old Ndiaye, who has come to the forefront of United's shortlist. Rashford, meanwhile, has bid farewell to Barcelona after his loan spell. The Catalan club opted against signing him permanently, and hopes of another deal appear dead. Rashford wrote on social media: "I'm very grateful to everyone at the club for making my time here such a positive and memorable experience. I've enjoyed every moment and will take many special memories with me. I wish the club and all its supporters the very best of luck and every success in the season ahead." United have also confirmed the sale of young defender Tyler Fredricson to Swiss side Lausanne-Sport. The 21-year-old academy graduate, who made four first-team appearances, has signed a three-year deal. United included a high-percentage sell-on clause and a buy-back option, though the fee was not disclosed. Fredricson becomes United's first senior sale of the summer, after a previous move to Celtic broke down due to injury.