Manchester United are considering their options as they aim to complete the transfer of a new right-back this summer.
With Antonio Valencia leaving Man Utd at the end of his contract this summer, it looks vital for the club to replace the long-serving veteran, rather than just relying on youngster Diogo Dalot to immediately become first choice in that position.
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United have been strongly linked with Crystal Palace starlet Aaron Wan-Bissaka after his superb displays in the Premier League, and there’s been another update on their pursuit.
According to the Evening Standard, the Red Devils have seen a bid rejected for the 21-year-old, but feel they were encouraged to come back in with a better offer that could see him sold.
The report suggests United could land him if they give Palace £60million, though they would ideally like to get that fee down to closer to £50m.
If they cannot sign Wan-Bissaka, the Evening Standard claim United are already considering Paris Saint-Germain’s Thomas Meunier as an alternative.
Tuttomercatoweb have been among the sources to link the Belgium international with Arsenal recently, but DH Net previously claimed the player himself would prefer a move to United if possible.
This would be a big blow for Arsenal, who also need a new right-back this summer as Stephan Lichtsteiner leaves on a free, and with Hector Bellerin recovering from a lengthy injury.