Mkhitaryan Replacement? Man Utd Interested In One Of World’s Best Young Talents
Manchester United have shifted their focus to Borussia Dortmund winger Christian Pulisic, as per Daily Mail.
The teenager has been showcasing overwhelming performances recently, and is transitioning into a hot target for big clubs. Moreover, the Red Devils seem to be particularly interested in the 19-year-old, as they have been monitoring him for a while now.
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Jose Mourinho covets a suitable creative player who could serve the club on the flanks. Consequently, the gaffer has been making inquiries for Chelsea’s Willian and Bordeaux winger Malcom as well.
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However, the Special One has prioritised the BVB teenager above those two, and might even consider tabling an offer for the American international soon in the hopes of securing his services.
The English giants have also been linked with Mesut Ozil and Gareth Bale for a while, with both superstars seeming quite likely to land at Old Trafford.
But since Pulisic is a potential superstar who could emerge develop into one of the world’s best wingers, it’s plausible that Jose might test out his skills at Old Trafford rather than the experienced duo.
The ex-Chelsea boss might have to spend more than £35 million to snatch the young talent, as Liverpool were rejected by Dortmund for a similar price when they tried to sign him the previous year.
The starlet was entitled USA’s player of the year last week, and became the youngest to ever win it.
He also scored the decisive goal in a 2-1 victory for Dortmund against Hoffenheim, which enticed quite an attraction, and it’s only a matter of time before footballing powerhouses start fighting for the forward’s services.
Regardless, his current contract at the Bundesliga outfit extends till 2020, and it’s not yet certain as to whether the German side are compliant to let go of their prized starlet.
Written by Hritwik NE
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