After completing the signing of Slovenian striker Benjamin Šeško, Manchester United has shifted its focus towards the players expected to leave during the current summer transfer window.

The name of striker Rasmus Højlund, who is attracting serious interest from AC Milan, stands out, while Borussia Dortmund continues its efforts to sign English winger Jadon Sancho.

On another front, Chelsea is preparing to make an official offer to sign Argentine star Alejandro Garnacho, while Spanish club Real Betis is working to finalize the deal for Brazilian winger Antony.

Despite the current focus on departures, Manchester United remains open to making new signings if a suitable opportunity arises in the market, especially in the midfield position, which is a clear priority for the club's management.

In this context, there is still interest in signing Brighton's young midfielder, Carlos Baleba, and Manchester United has explored the terms of a potential deal, but it appears complicated due to Brighton's insistence on keeping the player and the absence of pressure to sell him.

It is noted that Baleba has not participated with his team since the friendly match against Stoke City in mid-July due to a minor knee injury.