Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho set to launch £30m bid for AC Milan star Leonardo Bonucci

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JOSE MOURINHO is aiming to strengthen his Manchester United defence with the addition of Leonardo Bonucci for £30million, according to reports.


Bonucci, the Italian stalwart of AC Milan, has been at the San Siro for one season after joining from Juventus last summer.



Leonardo Bonucci is a £30million target for Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho
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Leonardo Bonucci is a £30million target for Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho

But he could be on the move again as Mourinho plots a move for the 31-year-old centre-back, according to the Daily Express.


The Portuguese boss is looking to take advantage of Milan's misfortune.



The Serie A side have to raise £45m before the transfer window closes following the sale of the club to new owners this summer.


Bonucci arrived in the Italian capital in 2017 from Juventus after seven years in Turin.



Mourinho is looking to strengthen his defence ahead of the new Premier League season
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Mourinho is looking to strengthen his defence ahead of the new Premier League season

Bonucci has only been at Milan for one season after joining from Juventus last summer
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Bonucci has only been at Milan for one season after joining from Juventus last summer

The Italian centre-back spent seven successful years at Juventus
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The Italian centre-back spent seven successful years at Juventus

Mourinho is looking to challenge champions Manchester City next season
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Mourinho is looking to challenge champions Manchester City next season

He was part of a splurge at the San Siro, with nine players arriving for more than £150m.


Mourinho, meanwhile, has already completed two key signings this summer.



Portuguese defender Diogo Dalot joined the club last month from Porto, soon followed by Brazilian Fred from Shakhtar Donetsk.


Mourinho is keen to strengthen his back line as United look to challenge champions Manchester City next season.


Leicester City are the first opponents for United next season, travelling to Old Trafford on August 10 for the first game of the new campaign.




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JOSE MOURINHO is aiming to strengthen his Manchester United defence with the addition of Leonardo Bonucci for £30million, according to reports.

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