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Man Utd ‘submit £58m bid’ for transfer of Inter Milan star Skriniar but Man City match offer for Slovakia defender

MANCHESTER UNITED and rivals City are set to scrap it out for the signing of Inter defender Milan Skriniar.

And according to reports in Italy, the Red Devils have already tabled a £58million bid for the Slovakian defender, 25.

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Milan Skriniar has reportedly struggled to adapt to Antonio Conte’s three-man defence

 

United are known to want defensive reinforcements, with Chris Smalling’s permanent transfer to Roma set to be completed this summer and Phil Jones’ Old Trafford career on the rocks.


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Pep Guardiola is also in need of some extra personnel in defence after an injury-stricken year for their back-line ruined their title challenge.

Skriniar has been part of Antonio Conte’s impressive defence this season, which is only beaten by Juventus for goals conceded in the league.

According to Tuttosport, United submitted a £58m bid for Skriniar which was matched at a separate occasion by their cross-town rivals.

The bids were reportedly matched by Bayern Munich and Real Madrid too, but he has not adapted to Conte’s three-man defence as well as was hoped.

Ed Woodward has an open channel with Inter after selling them Romelu Lukaku for £73million last summer.

Ashley Young followed Lukaku to the San Siro in January, with Alexis Sanchez also arriving on loan.


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