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Fulham will now bid for ‘fantastic’ Manchester United player after they announce Emile Smith Rowe deal

Fulham are close to announcing a deal to sign Arsenal’s Emile Smith Rowe but it doesn’t look like this is the end of their spending.

The Cottagers are looking to add to their squad this summer and have already completed deals to sign Ryan Sessegnon from Tottenham, alongside the Smith Rowe deal today.

꧋But that doesn’t look like being enough for Fulham boss Marco Silva, who is keen to ensure the Cottagers add quality.

Of course, one man who has been linked with a move to ꧋Fulham in recent weeks is Manchester United midfielder, Scott McTominay.

Tottenham, too, have been linked with a move for McTominay🍌, despite Erik ten Hag wanting to keep the Scottish star.

🎉However, despite Ten Hag’s plans, Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth has suggested that Fulham could now bid again for McTominay, even though they’ve signed Smith Rowe.

Fulham to make new bid for Manchester United’s Scott McTominay

♈Speaking on about Fulham and their plans after signing Smith Rowe, Sheth confirmed that a new bid for Scott McTominay is now likely as well.

ღ“Fulham are expected to go back in with an improved offer for Scott McTominay once their deal for Emile Smith Rowe is wrapped up,” Sheth .

Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images
Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images

♈“McTominay’s future could dictate whether Manchester United bring in a midfielder.

♛“Fulham’s full focus in on the Smith Rowe deal after they agreed a deal in principle with Arsenal for the attacking midfielder.”

🍬McTominay was lauded last season for some ‘‘ performances and he became a bit of a cult hero for United and Scotland, scoring big goals.

ꦓHowever, he is far from a first-choice option for Ten Hag and like Smith Rowe with Arsenal, he could seek an exit to get regular minutes.

🅰Quite whether he fancies the move to London from Manchester, remains to be seen.

United are thought to want around £40m for McTominay, should they decide to cash in.