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Man Utd join race for wonderkid who said Old Trafford gave him experience for ‘first time’ in his career

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Man Utd Joins Race for Lyon’s Malick Fofana

United Eyes Young Talent Amidst Striker Search

Manchester United is actively pursuing attacking reinforcements, with a focus on bolstering their squad alongside the recent acquisition of Matheus Cunha. Negotiations for other targets are ongoing, prompting the club to explore diverse options across Europe to enhance their forward line this summer.

Fofana Emerges as a Target

The potential arrival of Malick Fofana from Lyon has captured the attention of Manchester United. The young Belgian, who impressed during a previous match at Old Trafford, is now on the radar of several top clubs. Manchester United is considering alternatives as discussions for Bryan Mbeumo are taking longer than expected.

“I think everyone is disappointed. I think we played a very good match. In the end, it wasn’t enough.”

Malick Fofana, Lyon Player

Currently, the club faces competition from Chelsea and Liverpool for Fofana, who is valued at over £42 million. In 2024, the average transfer fee for a player in the Premier League was £29.8 million, according to a report by Deloitte (Deloitte 2024).

Old Trafford Experience

The young winger, Malick Fofana, made a notable impression in a Europa League match earlier this season. His performance in the 5-4 win for United at Old Trafford, particularly, caught the eye of fans. Fofana‘s display against United in the Europa League quarter-finals highlighted his skills.

Malick Fofana during a match.”>
Malick Fofana in action.

If Manchester United secures Fofana, it could be a strategic move. The club’s interest underscores the need to bolster their attacking options. This potential signing would add depth to the squad, offering a versatile player for the left wing-back position, known for dribbling and carrying the ball forward.

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