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will address Manchester United investors on Tuesday ahead of a potentially record spend this summer.

The club’s executive vice chairman will host a conference call with investors on the New York Stock Exchange following the release of United’s third quarterly figues.

The address comes a week after claims agent Mino Raiola earned £41m following Paul Pogba’srecord move to Old Trafford.

Woodward sanctioned the £89m deal for the French international as part of a £145m spree during Jose Mourinho’s first summer at the club.

United are set to exceed that figure at the end of the season when they plan to trigger Antoine Griezmann’s £85m release clause at Atletico Madrid.

Tottenham’s £40m-rated midfielder Eric Dier is another target, as well as Burnley centre back Michael Keane, who could cost £25m.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s knee ligament injury has also forced United to redraw their plans, with Andrea Belotti and Romelu Lukaku options - potentially costing in excess of £80m respectively.

It could see United comfortably break the £200m-mark in terms of spending.

Woodward is sure to be asked about the financial implications if United miss out on the Champions League for the third time in four seasons.

The only way they can secure their place in Europe’s premier competition is by winning the Europa League final against Ajax in Stockholm on May 24.

But the most uncomfortable questions for Woodward could relate to extracts from the book Football Leaks: The Dirty Business of Football, which claims to have detailed knowledge of Raiola’s cut from the Pogba deal.

FIFA have confirmed they are now investigating the most expensive transfer of all time.

United maintain world football’s governing body have been in possession of the documents relating the deal since last August.