Manchester United are on the brink of agreeing to sign Matteo Darmian from Italian Serie A side Torino after submitting a fresh offer for the right-back.
The Red Devils' opening offer for Darmian consisted of a fee of €12m, plus a further €3m in bonus payments. However, Torino knocked it back, valuing the Italy international at €20m.
Now, according to Sky Italia, just €2m is separating the two clubs after the Red Devils lodged a fresh bid.
Manchester United's new offer for Darmian is €16m plus a further €2m in bonus payments, putting them just €2m off Torino.
The Italian side have changed their position slightly and are now willing to accept €18m plus €2m in bonus payments.
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With clear will to do a deal on both sides it is expected only to be a matter of time before Manchester United and Torino reach an agreement for Darmian.
The right-back, who is an established Italy international, is mooted to have already agreed personal terms over a move to Old Trafford.
Darmian has also been linked with Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Napoli this summer.
