Manchester United is set to pursue Tyler Adams, a midfielder for AFC Bournemouth, as part of their plans for a summer midfield overhaul. With Casemiro's time at the club coming to an end, and other targets like Manuel Ugarte not meeting expectations, the Red Devils are prioritizing reinforcements. They are reportedly looking to secure two high-profile signings and potentially a third, cost-effective addition. Adams, valued at £30 million, has drawn attention for his box-to-box capabilities and relentless pressing, earning comparisons to N’Golo Kanté. Initial conversations regarding Adams took place in January, signaling United's intent to strengthen their midfield. Bruno Fernandes has thrived in his role as the team's No.10, contributing three goals and nine assists in 11 appearances under caretaker manager Michael Carrick. As the club aims to solidify their midfield structure, Adams represents a strategic option that aligns with their budgetary constraints and performance needs.