CaughtOffside reports that Manchester United are willing to sell Manuel Ugarte in the next summer transfer window. The club values Ugarte at approximately 40 million euros, and his net salary of around 4 million euros per year is not considered an obstacle for interested clubs. Sunderland is currently considered a less likely option.

Sunderland has been associated with Manuel Ugarte, however, this option is currently considered less likely.

The Mirror reports that a possible swap deal involving Manuel Ugarte as part of a transfer for Noah Sadiki can be dismissed, because Sunderland is not open to such a deal.

According to GiveMeSport, Manchester United are reportedly looking to use Manuel Ugarte in a swap deal to acquire Sunderland's Noah Sadiki. The club is reportedly willing to approve the departure of Ugarte on either a loan or a permanent transfer this month. Sadiki has emerged as a low-cost alternative for United, and the price for the midfielder could be reduced further if Ugarte moves to Sunderland as part of the deal.