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The Premier League is on the fast track for December, but the Nordic side of the Norwegian Premier League have come to an end, with Manchester United's recently beaten Europa League winners Bodø successfully defending their title and going straight to the Champions League group stage next season, while traditional powerhouse Rosenborg are locked into fourth place and will compete in the UEFA Cup. At the end of the season, they will lose their number one star, 17-year-old Sverre Nypan, who is expected to pursue his "child dream".

According to British media, Rosenberg had informed Nipan as early as November that he could choose a suitable next home. Nipan's transfer fee will be £10 million, plus a floating clause of the same amount and a secondary transfer split, which can go up to more than £20 million.

Manchester United have always been confident of acquiring the Norwegian midfielder, nicknamed 'The New Odegaard', as the player has supported the Red Devils since he was a child, and the club has always had a huge fan base in Northern Europe, a popularity that may have preceded Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ronny Johansen helping them win the treble.

Nipan is the youngest debut player (15 years, 322 days) and goalscorer (16 years, 145 days) in Rosenborg's history. He was quick and a big threat to shoot in front of midfield. It has strong close-range control, and is able to use its upper body strength and dexterity to get past people. He mainly uses his left foot, but he is also well-balanced with his right foot, and his passing range is top-notch. Nipan was voted one of the best players in the world born in 2006 by The Guardian.

This season, Nipan has made 28 appearances in Norwegian, scoring eight goals and providing seven assists. He also played in Europa League qualification, providing three assists, but unfortunately the team could not go further and lost the opportunity to play in the same competition as Manchester United.

It is said that United are at an advanced stage of negotiations with Nipan, who could join the club as early as the winter transfer window, but whether he will be loaned back for a season remains to be discussed. He is rumoured to have agreed to join Manchester United and will travel to Manchester to visit Carrington in the next six months, when he will turn 18.

Norwegian football experts believe that Nipan has similar talent to Erling Haaland and Odegaard, but he is not yet at the level of playing for United's first team, and it is thought that he should be more likely to work with the likes of Brentford and Benfica as the ideal next step in his career. This is because Nipan needs to play more first-team games to help them grow, rather than playing at a lower level of youth team.

This is not surprising, his reference figure Odegaard became famous at a young age, and was known as the "Norwegian Messi" when he joined Real Madrid for 4 million euros, but he did not develop at the Bernabeu at all, and finally became a first-class star at Arsenal after loan spells for Heerenveen and Real Sociedad.

Manchester United's new sporting director, Dan Ashworth, who has worked for Brighton and the Seagulls, who are known for their keen spotting of the best in international football, will be hoping to do something similar for the Red Devils, having already signed the likes of Lenny Yoro, Sekou Koné and Keeto Obi-Martin, and now has his eye on Nipan.

According to Norwegian football reports, Manchester United still need to be wary of other clubs, as Nipan is scheduled to visit a number of clubs by January, including Manchester City, Arsenal and Aston Villa, as well as the likes of Manchester City, Arsenal and Aston Villa, as well as Germany's Bayer Leverkusen. Although he has a dream of a child, it does not mean that he will not choose other clubs, and the French central defender Yoro, who Manchester United snatched in the summer window, is a famous child dream player, and in the end he can't stand the conditions given by the Red Devils.