United have been handed a massive boost in their hunt for a new centre-forward. FootballInsider suggest that Freiburg standout Matanovic is eager to join the Red Devils and make his mark in the Premier League.
Manchester United have received encouragement in their pursuit of Freiburg striker Igor Matanovic, with the Croatian reportedly eager to move to Old Trafford if the opportunity arises.
Igor Matanovic has emerged as a transfer target for Arsenal as the Gunners look to add at least one new attacker to their squad. He plays for Freiburg in the German Bundesliga and is developing into one of the best strikers in the league, which is a reason Arsenal wants to add him to their squad.
Arsenal is among the clubs interested in Igor Matanovic, who has made an impressive start to the season for Freiburg and established himself as one of the Bundesliga’s most effective attackers.
In a recent report, journalist Mark Brus revealed that Manchester United are locked in a three-way battle for Freiburg forward Igor Matanovic. It is believed that the Red Devils would have to compete with Arsenal and Chelsea in the race to land the Croat talent next year.
Manchester United, Arsenal, and Chelsea are on a growing list of clubs making regular checks on a very exciting attacking talent. Just 23 years of age and with six goals in his first seven games in all competitions this season, it seems clear this is a player who’s going to earn a big move soon.
Tottenham have been linked with interest in rising force from the Bundesliga Igor Matanovic of Freiburg, who has started the season on fire. Tottenham Hotspur broke all their club records with a vast transfer spend this summer, and of course we all know how that works out.
With the summer transfer window reaching its crescendo soon, Manchester United are looking to make a flourish to end the period. They have a talented forward in their sights, but can they land their man?
Croatia have submitted a formal complaint to FIFA following their dramatic exit from the World Cup at the hands of Portugal. The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) has cited a perceived "abuse of technology" during a critical moment in the match that saw them eliminated from the tournament.
Luka Modric criticised VAR after Croatia's World Cup exit to Portugal, insisting his side were unfairly treated following a controversial penalty and a disallowed equaliser.
A late Croatia goal that would have forced extra time against Portugal was wiped out by an offside call, and the technology behind the decision has the soccer world talking.