Manchester United is preparing for a significant summer transfer window, having nearly secured Ederson from Atalanta for £39 million. Following a successful Premier League campaign, Michael Carrick has been confirmed as the permanent manager. However, the club is also eyeing midfielder Mateus Fernandes, who is valued at £80 million. Fernandes, who previously played for West Ham, has attracted interest from multiple clubs, but former manager José Mourinho is reportedly urging Real Madrid to hijack the deal as he prepares to take over at the Spanish club. United's CEO, Omar Berrada, has commented on the club's transfer strategy, stressing the importance of discipline and a clear long-term plan. He indicated that while they are prepared for the transfer market, any major signings will be made on United's terms, without succumbing to external pressures from agents or the market. Berrada's remarks suggest a cautious yet strategic approach as the club aims to strengthen its squad for the upcoming season.