The latest Manchester United transfer news as a petition against Matthijs de Ligt's move explodes after another club enters the race for his signature
The supporter-led petition battling Matthijs de Ligt's proposed transfer to Manchester United has exploded in a matter of days, now passing the 36,000 mark.
Now in a much shorter space of time, the online change.org petition has exploded and received the backing of almost 20,000 more people as of July 6. This looks to have come after a high-profile name, BILD journalist Christian Falk, publicised the matter on his Bayern Insider podcast. READ MORE: Man United reach dramatic Bruno Fernandes transfer 'agreement' as Erik ten Hag makes exit U-turn
Also providing the latest update on De Ligt, they squashed the idea that United and Bayern have been in contact over the defender's transfer in recent days and even claimed that 'new player' Paris Saint-Germain have entered the race. As a warning to United, they stated that the French club will easily be able to afford Bayern's £42.5m asking price.
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