carlos baleba

Manchester United have initiated contact with Brighton & Hove Albion about signing midfielder Carlos Baleba, making him a priority target for the remaining weeks of the transfer window[1][2]. Reliable reports from Fabrizio Romano and David Ornstein confirm United’s approach, and manager Ruben Amorim sees Baleba as an important part of his project at Old Trafford[1].

Despite United’s interest and Baleba’s apparent openness to negotiations, Brighton have taken a firm stance and are unwilling to sell the promising Cameroonian midfielder at this stage. Brighton’s management sees Baleba as a key asset and, according to reports, would only consider letting him go for a very high fee—potentially as much as €100 million[2][3]. This makes a deal challenging unless Manchester United are able to raise significant transfer funds through player sales.

Baleba, who plays internationally with United players André Onana and Bryan Mbeumo for Cameroon, has reportedly expressed eagerness to discuss a move to Manchester United. Nevertheless, Brighton’s reluctance to negotiate signals that a transfer is unlikely unless United present a substantial offer[3].

The transfer saga has been widely discussed in football media, with video commentary highlighting Baleba’s appeal due to his dynamic performances and his potential fit in Manchester United’s midfield, where reinforcements are needed after recent signings focus on attack[4][5].

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