Manchester United are ready to compromise on a double transfer with a “good chance” of a deal

Manchester United are reportedly set to compromise on their price tag for Aaron Wan-Bissaka as they look to sign Noussair Mazraoui from Bayern Munich.

Wan-Bissaka looks set to leave Old Trafford this summer with United in preliminary talks with West Ham over a deal. It is claimed the Hammers are willing to pay a fee in excess of £10m, while United are believed to want more than £17.5m.

However, talkSPORT claim both clubs will reach a compromise to sanction a swift transfer. West Ham were interested in signing Wan-Bissaka on loan during Erik ten Hag’s first season as United manager.

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The club were open to selling Wan-Bissaka two years ago but decided to keep him last summer after an improved spell of form. As he now looks set to leave, United have turned their attention to Mazraoui and are optimistic of completing a deal for the Dutch star.

Elsewhere, United are considering a bid for Hoffenheim striker Maximilian Beier, Football 365 claim, while Liverpool are understood to be long-term admirers of the 21-year-old.

He is also being linked with a move to Atletico Madrid and Juventus, although they are said to be unwilling to bid more than £25m. Hoffenheim reportedly want £34m for him.

Despite the position of Atletico and Juventus, Hoffenheim believe there is a “good chance” they will receive the fee they receive this summer. It remains to be seen whether United and Liverpool will go head-to-head for his signature.