Manchester United have agreed personal terms with Barcelona defender Yerry Mina, according to Mundo Deportivo.
The Colombian, who impressed at the World Cup, will be set for a move to the Premier League should the two clubs agree a fee, per the report.
“His [Mina’s] agent has all of the proposals firmly on the table for the player and is waiting for Manchester United to give the green light to sign the Colombian centre-back,” writes Mundo Deportivo reporter Roger Torelló.
“Yerry and United have virtually agreed on the details of the player’s contract, but an agreement has not yet been reached between United and Barcelona to allow the move.”
The same publication report that Barcelona are interested in taking Paul Pogba to the Nou Camp.
“New FC Barcelona technical secretary Eric Abidal wants to leave his mark on his first transfer window at Barcelona," Torelló continues. “That is why he wants to sign a big name.
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“Barcelona are looking for a top player with good feet and strength, power and the ability to score goals.
“Pogba fits this bill with the added bonus of being a leader with experience at a high level. For this, he is a desired option for the Barca hierarchy.”
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Meanwhile, Matteo Darmian could end up staying at Old Trafford despite being repeatedly linked with a move back to Italy over the course of the summer.
The player's agent has suggested Mourinho is refusing to give up on Darmian, who was one of United's better performers on their US tour.
"There is hardly a possibility of Manchester United and Mourinho giving up Matteo," agent Tullio Tinti said.
"So most likely he won’t leave the Premier League and will stay there."
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