Manchester United have the 'flexibility' with their current profit and sustainability rules (PSR) situation to move for Lille defender Leny Yoro but they will need to sell off talent if they are to make future additions, such as Jarrad Branthwaite.

That is the view of Reach Football's Business of Football expert Dave Powell, who has outlined United's current financial situation after a busy start to their summer transfer window.

United have sold three players already, with Donny van de Beek (Girona), Willy Kambwala (Villarreal) and Alvaro Fernandez (Benfica) moved on. READ MORE: Leny Yoro agrees to join Manchester United READ MORE: Everton baffled by Leny Yoro fee amid United bids for Jarrad Branthwaite In terms of incomings, they have already announced the £36million signing of Dutch international forward Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna and they are set to seal the arrival of teenage defender Leny Yoro from Lille imminently.

The 18-year-old will join for an initial £42m, with the rest of the fee made up of add-ons as United look to overhaul their defensive options.

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