HERE WE GO 💄🔥 ✅️ Personal Terms Locked In: Manchester United have officially struck a full agreement to sign a fierce, goal-hungry forward—set to commit to a six-year contract.

Manchester United have now set their sights on Inter Milan’s Davide Frattesi, and word on the street is they’re not playing around. The club is reportedly dead serious about beating some of Europe’s top dogs to the Italian midfielder’s signature. With Ruben Amorim handed the keys to Old Trafford after last season’s shambles, the club is moving fast and furious to rebuild, especially in attack. The signings of Matheus Cunha and possible deal for Bryan Mbeumo show they’re not wasting any time—but midfield is now creeping to the top of Amorim’s to-do list.

 

Amorim’s rebuild has so far focused on sharpening United’s toothless frontline, especially after missing out on Gyökeres to Arsenal. Hugo Ekitike is also being looked at, but now the focus seems to be shifting to bolstering the engine room. Frattesi, a tireless box-to-box operator, has emerged as a serious option. After a frustrating season stuck behind stars like Barella and Calhanoglu, the 25-year-old is ready for a change. Inter might want to keep him, but they’ve put a £30m+ price tag on his head—basically a polite “if you’re serious, show us the cash.”

 

Frattesi’s game time was limited, but his impact wasn’t. Even with just 13 starts across Serie A and the Champions League, he clocked 7 goals and an assist—impressive for a midfielder largely deployed from the bench. United scouts have taken note. With Eriksen now gone, United’s midfield is looking a bit thin. Casemiro’s form has dipped, Mainoo’s still too raw, and Bruno Fernandes can’t do it all himself. Amorim sees Frattesi as someone who could add drive and creativity—two qualities the current midfield sorely lacks.

 

But United aren’t alone in the chase. Atletico Madrid are the biggest rival in this tug-of-war, while Napoli and Juventus are lurking as well. Over in the Premier League, Spurs and Newcastle have shown a flicker of interest too. Inter are sitting comfy with Frattesi under contract until 2028, which means they hold all the cards. But with the player itching for consistent starts, they could be tempted to cash in if the right offer lands on their table.

 

What makes Frattesi stand out is his versatility. He’s got that gritty Italian discipline but also the stamina to press, recover, and push forward. Amorim’s system thrives on movement and fluidity, and Frattesi fits the mold—someone who can defend, create, and arrive late into the box like a wrecking ball. His style would complement a more defensive partner like Ugarte or even provide cover when Bruno pushes up. He’s not a luxury player—he’s a workhorse with flair.

 

He’s also shown he can rise to the occasion. He nabbed a goal against Bayern in the Champions League and proved himself as a game-changer off the bench. Those clutch moments, combined with his physicality and knack for finding space, make him a tempting addition for a side trying to climb back into title contention. In short, he’s not just a body to fill space—he’s a statement signing.

 

Right now, Frattesi’s value is floating around €50 million, and Inter aren’t keen to lower it. But with the player open to Premier League life and Sassuolo’s ex-chief dropping hints that England is his next stop, United have the momentum. They’ve reportedly made first contact, and sources suggest that the talks are real—not smoke and mirrors. Amorim’s got the green light to build, and if he believes Frattesi is the missing piece, expect more serious moves soon.

 

Bottom line? Manchester United are not just window shopping—they’re actively pushing for Davide Frattesi. The competition is stiff, but with the player open to a switch and Inter willing to talk for the right price, this could end up being a critical midfield upgrade. The ball’s in United’s court now—if they want him, they’ll have to make it count.