There was a plan for Manchester United to sell Manuel Ugarte, and interest in him had been expressed by numerous parties. According to an official statement from Manchester United, Ugarte suffered a cruciate ligament tear during Uruguay's most recent World Cup appearance, which was against Spain and ended with a 0-1 score. The injury's final assessment is still pending, and the method of treatment has not yet been decided. Consequently, the managers of Manchester United must forego significant income from a sale of the player.

A summer departure from Manchester United was planned for Manuel Ugarte, who had numerous interested parties from the Premier League and Serie A. Ugarte suffered a cruciate ligament tear during the World Cup match against Spain and will be out for six months. A transfer is currently not proceeding due to this injury. FIFA will cover Ugarte's salary because the injury occurred during the World Cup.

Bild reports that Manuel Ugarte was considered a candidate for sale at Manchester United, with numerous interested parties from the Premier League and Italy. However, a transfer will now fail. Ugarte is scheduled to have surgery and is expected to be out for six months.

Romano said Manuel Ugarte was a player considered by Manchester United this summer and was available for sale. Ugarte sustained a serious knee injury during Uruguay’s World Cup loss against Spain, which could also impact his future.

According to 90min, Ugarte could potentially leave this summer in a transfer that would be agreeable to all involved parties, with several Serie A clubs mentioned as possibilities. However, it is no longer expected that United will recoup the $66 million (£50 million) paid for him in 2024, as the report states that no one will pay anything for a player with a serious injury.

According to Team Talk, Manchester United will attempt to sign a third midfielder if they are able to sell Manuel Ugarte. United are willing to sell Ugarte for less than his purchase price to sign one of Scott or Baleba.

Manchester United are prepared to accept a financial loss on Manuel Ugarte in order to sell him this summer. According to @samuelluckhurst, senior figures at the club view his £120,000-a-week wages as the biggest obstacle to securing a sale.

According to BBC Sport’s Simon Stone, it would be very surprising if Manuel Ugarte were still a Manchester United player by the end of the transfer window. INEOS are actively trying to find clubs interested in signing Manuel Ugarte. Any potential deal will likely have to wait until Uruguay have finished their World Cup campaign, as he has been included in Marcelo Bielsa’s selection.

Fabrizio Romano states that Manchester United have been clear with Manuel Ugarte's camp and want the player to leave. Italian and Turkish clubs have shown interest in Manuel Ugarte for some time, and clubs from Italy and Turkey were also interested last summer. Manchester United hope opportunities will emerge because they want to refresh the midfield, with both Ugarte and Casemiro potentially leaving. According to a recent report, Manchester United could accept a half-price sale for Manuel Ugarte.

Manchester United are seeking to sell Manuel Ugarte as part of significant summer changes. According to Rodri Vazquez, his representative, Jorge Chijane, will meet with agent Jorge Mendes to discuss options for a possible exit from the club. Vazquez states that Ugarte is attracting interest ahead of the summer and that Man Utd has made him available for an asking price of €28m. United are now seeking to sell Ugarte for close to that amount.

According to Goal.com, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly ordered Manchester United to transfer list Manuel Ugarte following a disappointing showing against Leeds United. The report states the Uruguayan is now expected to be the first player to leave during a major summer departure of players.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, Manuel Ugarte could leave. Activity has started concerning the Uruguay midfielder, and talks regarding the fee and the structure of the deal are expected to follow from May or June.

Man Utd officials have reportedly reached an agreement to listen to offers for Manuel Ugarte this summer. Galatasaray were eager to sign him in January. According to TEAMtalk, the Turkish Super Lig giants are now making a strong effort to finalise a deal ahead of this summer. It is also reported that Man Utd are open to transferring the player as they look to oversee a midfield rebuild.

According to The Sun, Manchester United are planning to sell several players in the summer to raise as much as £100 million ($132.1 million) by selling Manuel Ugarte, Joshua Zirkzee, André Onana, Rasmus Højlund and Marcus Rashford.

According to Sky Sports, Manuel Ugarte is expected to leave Manchester United for a fee.

Manuel Ugarte requested to leave on loan in January, but United refused. It is claimed his lack of opportunities has resulted in the midfielder feeling he is not valued by the club. A summer exit, probably a sale and not a loan, was termed 'increasingly likely'. A report from CentreDevils supports recent claims by the Manchester Evening News that Ugarte has genuine chances to leave Man Utd permanently this summer.

According to Team Talk, Ugarte is on the list of players likely to be sold by United. The report indicates that he has not started a game since the switch to a 4-2-3-1 formation and does not have the profile to play in that system for the club. The report also states his passing is not considered good enough and his performance over the last two years has not been sufficient for him to remain.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Manuel Ugarte will assess his opportunities to leave in the summer and could depart from Manchester United. Romano confirmed there is existing 'movement' from potential buyers and stated that clubs in Italy are considering a move for Ugarte. In the January window, Galatasaray showed interest, but the situation was not concrete or advanced, so all parties involved chose not to move forward.

Manuel Ugarte has been the subject of significant speculation regarding a departure, but sources have said that outgoings are unlikely and that he is expected to remain at the club this month.

Manchester United midfielder Manuel Ugarte will certainly leave this month, and two compatriots are trying to convince him to move to Turkey.

According to Ertan Süzgün, Man Utd's position on Manuel Ugarte has become less firm, and the club could let him leave on a temporary basis, despite initially being reluctant to listen to loan offers.

Fabrizio Romano confirmed Manchester United are very much open to selling Manuel Ugarte, who is struggling to save his career at the club. United are considering how much they can recoup from their £50m investment.

According to Team Talk, Italian clubs showed interest in signing Manuel Ugarte from Manchester United this summer, but Manchester United decided against a loan move. United may consider a sale in the future if a permanent deal proposal is made, especially around 2026.

Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Manchester United are open to selling Manuel Ugarte after just one season. There was a possibility of an exit this summer with Italian clubs showing interest, but United decided against a loan move, closing that option for now. A permanent deal proposal in 2026 could change the situation. United are willing to consider his sale if an offer comes in for around £30m to £35m due to his disappointing form since his arrival. Ugarte was signed from PSG in summer 2024 for an initial fee of £42m, with £8m in add-ons, totaling £50m.

Manuel Ugarte, a recent addition to the Manchester United squad, is available for transfer offers as the club seeks to alleviate financial difficulties. The club is awaiting potential bids in January.

Manuel Ugarte, despite joining Manchester United last summer for €60 million, is not considered untouchable. The club is open to offers for him, and PSG is particularly interested as they will receive 10% of any resale. His market value is estimated at €50 million.

Manuel Ugarte's name is not included in the 'unverkoopbaar' (unsellable) list at Manchester United, indicating that he could be transferred if the right offer comes along. This forms part of the club's plan to revamp the team under Rúben Amorim's management.

Manuel Ugarte is reconsidering his future at Manchester United after a disappointing start to the season. The Uruguayan midfielder, who joined from PSG, has struggled to secure a key role under coach Erik Ten Hag. With limited playing time of just 256 minutes over five matches, Ugarte is frustrated, especially given his 50 million euro transfer fee. Manchester United's poor performance, currently fourteenth in the Premier League, and competition from other players have hindered his adaptation. Recent benching against Aston Villa further indicates a lack of confidence from Ten Hag, prompting Ugarte to contemplate his options if his situation doesn't improve soon.