Manchester United have presented Michael Carrick with a shortlist of three or four midfield transfer targets, with Brighton & Hove Albion’s Carlos Baleba understood to be the option he regards as the best fit, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.
Sander Berge and Tyler Adams are also included among the possible choices put forward to Carrick. However, Jacobs says the Manchester United head coach believes Baleba is the most suitable candidate from the group.
“ They presented Carrick with three to four viable transfer targets, and Baleba was one of them. Berge and Adams were also on the list.
“Carrick believes Baleba is the most suitable candidate, and Berrada and Jason Wilcox also agree with this.”
The report indicates that Carrick’s preference is shared by Berrada and Jason Wilcox, with both also agreeing that Baleba would be the strongest fit for Manchester United’s midfield requirements.
Jacobs did not provide further details about the nature of the proposed deals, the clubs involved beyond the players named, or whether Manchester United have made a formal offer. The information instead centres on the internal choice between the midfielders presented to Carrick and the agreement among the club’s decision-makers over Baleba’s suitability.
Baleba, Berge and Adams are therefore the three specifically named options in the report, while the wider shortlist contains one further unnamed possibility. Carrick’s view, as described by Jacobs, is that Baleba should take priority over the other candidates.
The comments also place Berrada and Wilcox alongside Carrick in supporting that assessment. Their reported agreement means Baleba is not simply one of several alternatives under consideration, but the player identified as the preferred fit by the Manchester United figures mentioned.
Jacobs said: “They presented Carrick with three to four viable transfer targets, and Baleba was one of them. Berge and Adams were also on the list.”
He added: “Carrick believes Baleba is the most suitable candidate, and Berrada and Jason Wilcox also agree with this.”
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