Manchester United weighing up another blockbuster move

This summer transfer window promises to be an exciting one for Manchester United supporters. The club have not won a trophy in four straight seasons now, but it looks like they are hoping to bring that streak to an end as soon as possible.

As a result, they are expected to make a number of signings over the course of the next few months. One signing that they appear to be getting close to getting over the line is that of Jadon Sancho.

The Red Devils have been linked with the English international for a few years now but have failed to bring him to Old Trafford till now. But at this point of time, it looks like they are in advanced stages in their negotiations with Borussia Dortmund and the transfer is more than likely to take place soon.

As reported by the Daily Mail, Manchester United are weighing up an approach for Eduardo Camavinga once they are able to wrap up Sancho’s transfer from Borussia Dortmund.

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Manchester United linked with Camavinga

Camavinga is one of the most highly-rated young talents in world football today. Despite being 18 years of age, he has already represented the France national team on three occasions.

He is also a regular for Rennes, and also has experience of playing in the Champions League with them. According to stats from Transfermarkt, he has already made 82 appearances for the Ligue 1 side. That is remarkable for a player as young as him.

Thus, it is not hard to see why the youngster is so highly-rated and many even believe that he can be one of the best players in the world in the future.

He only has a year left on his current deal with the club though. As a result, it is very possible that they could be open to the idea of letting the youngster leave this summer rather than seeing him become a free agent a year later if they cannot agree an extension with him.