Manchester United is considering Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams as a target for the summer transfer window. The club has identified the 25-year-old as a potential addition to its midfield, with a transfer fee estimated between £30 million and £50 million.
The potential price tag
The wide range in the estimated fee suggests negotiations could be complex. A deal at the lower end would represent a relatively modest investment for a Premier League midfielder, while the upper figure would place Adams among the more expensive signings of the window. The final price will likely depend on how strongly Bournemouth pushes to keep the player and how much Manchester United is willing to spend.
What the move would mean for United
Manchester United has been looking to strengthen its midfield options. Adams, who plays a box-to-box role, would add energy and ball-winning ability to the squad. The club's current midfield has faced criticism for a lack of depth, and a new signing could provide competition for places. The fee, if agreed, would come from the club's summer budget, which is also expected to cover other positions.
Bournemouth's position
Bournemouth has not publicly commented on the reports. The club signed Adams in 2023, and he has been a regular starter when fit. Losing him would leave a gap in the midfield, but the potential fee could fund reinforcements. The Cherries are not under immediate pressure to sell, but a significant offer might change their stance.
The summer transfer window opens in June. Talks between the clubs could begin in the coming weeks as Manchester United finalizes its list of targets.
