Ruben Neves has been linked with a move away from Wolverhampton Wanderers during the summer transfer window.
Following the departure of manager Nuno Espirito Santo, Wolves will undergo a massive rebuilding process.
According to The Athletic, the incoming manager will have to work on a tight budget, as there will be no war chest available this summer.
Wolves must sell some of their star players in order to reinvest the proceeds in their team.
According to the report, Neves is expected to leave in the summer for a fee of around £35 million.
Rui Patricio is another player who could leave the club, while Adama Traore's future is uncertain.
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Neves joined Wolves from Porto in 2017 for a fee of £15.8 million, a club record at the time.
Neves is under contract at Wolves until 2023, and the club is hoping to make a big profit on him this summer.
Manchester United are interested in signing the midfielder, according to a recent report from 90min. After four years at the club, Neves may be looking for a new challenge.
Neves is a world-class midfielder who would be an excellent addition to the Red Devils.
He quickly rose to the status of cult-hero, known for his intricate passing, set-piece ability, and long-range scoring, making over 175 appearances for the club and scoring 20 goals.
He has an admirable work rate and is equally adept at tackling and interceptions. United already have Fred and Nemanja Matic in the holding midfield position, but Neves would be an upgrade on both.
The announcement will be a huge boost for United. He is well within their budget, and relocating makes sense for all parties.
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