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Manchester United’s win over Crystal Palace further strengthened their grip on the top four.

It is no secret that United are determined to overhaul their midfield, and Champions League football will provide INEOS with ample headroom to make multiple additions in the middle of the park.

Interestingly, the financial predicament of their Premier League opponents, West Ham, could help the Red Devils address two positions of concern.

According to The Mirror, West Ham have “admitted they will have to sell players” in the summer transfer window irrespective of their Premier League fate.

The 18th-placed Hammers have reportedly revealed a £104.2million loss for the last financial year.

A report in the Manchester Evening News adds that West Ham’s financial struggles “may offer United the perfect alternative to some of the more expensive options.”

It is claimed that United’s “one clear priority this summer” is to sign a midfielder, and the London outfit’s situation could “open the door for United’s hierarchy to look at Mateus Fernandes.”

Manchester United interested in West Ham duo

Mateus Fernandes is quietly having an excellent season despite West Ham’s struggles. The Portuguese midfielder has impressed with his powerful ball-carrying and duel-winning ability.

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