Ambigum Wants To Return Angel Gomes To Manchester United, Free Open Transfer
Ruben Amorim supports Manchester United's transfer to repatriate Angel Gomes to his boyhood club.
The new boss of Old Trafford is ready to fight Tottenham Hotspur to get Gomes as a substitute for Casemiro.
Angel Gomeas immediately became the main target of Ruben Amorim. The duo owner of the transfer authority, namely the Director of Sports, Dan Ashworth, along with the Technical Director of Menchester United, Jasontama, supports the coach's wishes.
They believe the British star with four appearances could be an important part of his master plan to achieve success.
The Portuguese coach supported the possibility of the move because he had long admired the 24-year-old midfielder.
Gomes left Manchester United to join Lille on a free transfer in 2020 and his five-year contract expires next summer, aka the end of this season.
The French club has surrendered to the loss of Gomes which costs 25 million pounds. So far, there is Tottenham who is also eyeing the London-born star.
Gomes can talk to the club in January 2025 about signing a precontract agreement.
However, Manchester United believes the star who grew up at Salford could be persuaded back to Old Trafford as a substitute for Casemiro in the long term.
"There will always be a triple point. So, of course, it's hard to say no," Gomes said of a chance to return to Old Trafford last month.
He joined Manchester United at the age of six and joined the U-18 team at the age of 14.
Gomes has been the club's youngest player since Duncan Edwards in 1953 who made his major league debut at the age of 16 and 263 days.
Even though it only appeared in the last two minutes, the moment was very historic because it led the Red Devils to a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace in May 2017.
Arsenal is also expected to pursue Gomes. The Gunners legend, Lee Dixon, thinks he will be very compatible with Mikel Arteta's plans.
"He is a very good liaison. We have seen that he can play with Declan Rice."
"He has a lot of potential. Although there will be many clubs after him, I can see him at Arsenal next season," Dixon told plejmo.com.