Manchester United's £200m Summer Transfer Wishlist {revealed}

Manchester United's £200m Summer Transfer Wishlist {revealed} Cech,Chelsea,Thibaut Courtois Manchester United's £200m Summer Transfer Wishlist {revealed} Manchester United have drawn up a six man transfer shortlist as they look to invest £200m in fresh talent this summer, according to the Daily Express.

David Moyes' first season in charge of Manchester United has been one to forget. They will end the season with no silverware and will most likely finish outside the top four.

But Old Trafford officials are ready to back Moyes all the way this summer and are set to hand him a transfer budget in excess of £200m in order to revamp Manchester United's squad.

Now the Daily Express is claiming to have unveiled Moyes' shortlist ahead of an unprecedented summer of spending.

No surprise that Toni Kroos lies top of the list, but who are the other players Manchester United believe will help them back to the top of the table?

Eliaquim Mangala

One of Moyes' key targets will be Porto defender Eliaquim Mangala, who has been attracting interest from Manchester City as well.
Manchester United will lose their captain Nemanja Vidic at the end of the season after he agreed a two-year deal with Inter Milan and Moyes is looking for a long-term replacement.
Mangala will not come cheap, however, as the Frenchman currently has a £42m release clause in his Porto contract. However, the Portuguese may let him go for as much as £20m.
With the 23-year-old set to play a key role for France in the World Cup, Moyes would be wise to buy him before the tournament as a few good performances could see his valuation rocket.

Seamus Coleman

Seamus Coleman has had a sensational season for Everton this season, contributing to attack and defence in equal measure.
As a result, the Premier League elites are starting to take notice.
Moyes has been left unconvinced by current right-back Rafael and wants a more reliable option. The Manchester United boss knows exactly what Coleman is about having given him his breakthrough at Goodison Park during his Everton days.
Now Moyes wants to bring him to Old Trafford in the same way he did with Marouane Fellaini last summer and attempted to do the same with Leighton Baines.

Luke ShawSouthampton starlet Luke Shaw has emerged as a key player in the Southampton side despite the fact he is still 18-years-old.
The flying left-back has already made his England debut and has an outside chance of making the squad for this summer's World Cup in Brazil.
In what could end up being a huge summer for the teeanger, a move to Manchester United appears to be on the cards.
However, Southampton don't want to let their latest academy gem go without a fight and will demand as much as £30m for his signature.

Marco Reus

Speculation regarding Marco Reus hit a peak in the final months of 2013, with a number of clubs reportedly considering an approach in the January transfer window.
However, the emergence of Julian Draxler at Schalke seemed to convince a few clubs to withdraw their interest but Manchester United are still hot on his tail.
A swap deal involving former Dortmund star Shinji Kagawa has been mentioned in the past but, with £200m to spend, Moyes may go for the hard cash option.

William Carvalho

Sporting Lisbon midfielder William Carvalho is another young star to emerge from the Portuguese league this season.
The powerhouse midfielder has been likened to Patrick Vieira in the past and Moyes is ready to pay big to secure his services this summer.
The Sunday People reported last month that Manchester United had told Sporting that they would meet the player's £37m release clause before the World Cup, making them clear favourites for his signature.
Now the Daily Express have reiterated Moyes' desire to sign the Portuguese international.

Toni Kroos

Manchester United fans will be unsurprised to hear that Bayern Munich star Toni Kroos tops Moyes' list of priorities for this summer.
Chief executive Ed Woodward stayed behind in Munich after Manchester United's Champions League defeat to get the ball rolling on a summer transfer deal.
Bayern don't want to let Kroos leave but, with his contract expiring in 2015, they may have little choice but to cash in.
The Red Devils expect him to to cost around £20m and are ready to more than double his £60,000-a-week wages.

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