Manchester United are set to sign Bayern Munich right-back Nusair Mazraoui.

"Mazrawi will not move to West Ham. There is no agreement between West Ham and Mazrawi's agent Rafaela Pimenta. West Ham have suspended negotiations," said Florian Flettenberg of "Sky Sports" in Germany on Wednesday.

"Manchester United is now pushing to recruit Mazraoui. There are already in-depth discussions and negotiations between the clubs," he added.

Mazraoui is a right-back who has experience coaching Erik ten Hach. Majraoui, who grew up in Ajax Youth, was promoted to the first team in 2018. Mazraoui established himself as a key player in the 2018-19 season and was also a leading player in Ajax's UEFA Champions League (UCL) semifinals at the time.

He played for four seasons. Mazrawi's playing time was shortened due to the suspension and injury of the league due to COVID-19 in the 2019-20 and 2021-22 seasons. However, he showed good performance again in the 2021-22 season, scoring five goals and two assists in 25 games.

Munich sent a love call to this performance, and he will play in the Bundesliga in the summer of 2022. Mazrawi has been impressive every time he plays. Based on his soft ball control, he is evaluated as a resource with advantages in dribbling, passing, and connection. 프라그마틱 슬롯 사이트

However, he has one major drawback. He is a free-body player. Mazraoui was out of the team for 157 days due to injury during the two seasons after his transfer to Munich. During that period, Mazraoui could not play in a total of 29 matches. He has had frequent injuries since his Ajax days. According to the soccer statistics media Transmarkt, Mazraoui missed 72 days, 12 games, 96 days and 19 games due to injury in the 2022-23 season.

This also drew the attention of West Ham and Manchester United. However, as negotiations with West Ham broke down, the possibility of a man-of-the-world trend has increased. However, Manchester United should be sold first. Fabrizio Romano, a reporter who is fluent in European soccer news, also pointed out, "Manchester United should clarify the situation of Aaron Wan-Bissaka before recruiting a new right-back."