Manuel Ugarte, a recent addition to the Manchester United squad, is available for transfer offers as the club seeks to alleviate financial difficulties. The club is awaiting potential bids in January.

Manuel Ugarte, despite joining Manchester United last summer for €60 million, is not considered untouchable. The club is open to offers for him, and PSG is particularly interested as they will receive 10% of any resale. His market value is estimated at €50 million.

Manuel Ugarte's name is not included in the 'unverkoopbaar' (unsellable) list at Manchester United, indicating that he could be transferred if the right offer comes along. This forms part of the club's plan to revamp the team under Rúben Amorim's management.

Manuel Ugarte is reconsidering his future at Manchester United after a disappointing start to the season. The Uruguayan midfielder, who joined from PSG, has struggled to secure a key role under coach Erik Ten Hag. With limited playing time of just 256 minutes over five matches, Ugarte is frustrated, especially given his 50 million euro transfer fee. Manchester United's poor performance, currently fourteenth in the Premier League, and competition from other players have hindered his adaptation. Recent benching against Aston Villa further indicates a lack of confidence from Ten Hag, prompting Ugarte to contemplate his options if his situation doesn't improve soon.