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Sporting Lisbon chiefs Frederico Varandas and Hugo Viana reportedly arrive in Manchester to hold talks with Ed Woodward over a move to Old Trafford for Bruno Fernandes.

Sporting Lisbon chiefs Frederico Varandas and Hugo Viana have reportedly arrived in Manchester to hold talks with Ed Woodward over a move to Old Trafford for Bruno Fernandes.

Widespread reports claim that Manchester United, who have pursued Fernandes for over a year, are close to securing a £60m deal for the midfielder.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is particularly keen to sign a midfielder in this window following medium-term injuries to Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay.

According to Record, Varandas and Viana have held talks with Woodward in order to push through a move for the Portuguese.

Despite signing a new long-term contract over the summer, Fernandes is said to be 'desperate' to move to Old Trafford this month.

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