Romano: Yorke is still an important goal for Arsenal, and Manchester United is still striving for Serie A.

reporter Romano reported that news about Yorke has temporarily calmed down after Arsenal decided to advance the signing of another striker, Cesco. Despite this, Yorke remains one of Arsenal's important goals, and the deal for Cesco has not been finalized yet, so Arsenal is still cautiously retaining all options. The agreement between Yorke's agent and Portugal Sports is very clear. Sources revealed that the Swedish striker can leave the team at a transfer fee of about 65 million to 70 million euros this summer, and the specific amount will also depend on additional terms, payment methods and other details. The price has attracted interest from several clubs, including some Italian clubs that have also contacted Yorke in recent weeks to try to find out if there is room to make an offer.

At the same time, Manchester United has not withdrawn from the competition. Sources revealed that United had more contact with all aspects of the Yorke trade this week to understand the developments. Manchester United is still paying close attention to the matter and knows that the Italian club is also exploring the situation in Yorke. While Champions League qualification may give Manchester United an edge in negotiations, the possibility is shattered by Bilbao's Europa League final results, so it will be more complicated from a financial standpoint for Manchester United to complete the deal.

However, Manchester United will continue to keep in touch and get the latest information until Yorkress reaches further agreements with other clubs. Economic factors will be the key to determining whether Manchester United can afford Yorke. The departures of Garnacho, Rashford and Sancho are crucial to Manchester United, and other positions may also change. Despite the difficulties, Manchester United has not given up on their pursuit of Yorke.