Man United set for big FFP boost as 'perfect' Ivan Toney transfer decision made

Manchester United started the season off with a nervy victory over Fulham at Old Trafford and with the first three points in the bag, attention turns back to the transfer window.

The Reds do not have long left to make additions or sell players this summer with the window primed to slam shut on Friday, August 30. After the match on Friday night, Erik ten Hag insisted he was happy with his current squad and was not concerned if he did not add any more fresh faces.

However, reports continue to circle about Scott McTominay's future and potentially bringing a striker to the club to challenge Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee. MEN Sport has explored the latest on these developments in our media watch.

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According to Corriere dello Sport, McTominay has agreed personal terms with Napoli over a move to the Serie A club. It is believed the sticking point now lies as to whether the Italian giants can agree a fee with United for the midfielder.

When asked about McTominay prior to the 3-0 loss at Hellas Verona, the club's director Giovanni Manna insisted the Scot is a talented player but would not be drawn on interest because he is contracted to United.

What MEN Sport says: In United's eyes a deal for McTominay, if done at the right price, would be excellent in terms of Financial Fair Play (FFP). Having come through the Reds' academy, the central midfielder would be seen as 'pure profit' in the eyes of FFP which would look promising on the spreadsheets. The fact remains though that United need to get the deal done for the right price and ensure they get a big fee for the midfielder. McTominay's stock is high thanks to his