BREAKING! – Man Utd open talks over signing of £60m PSG star after transfer request ‘submitted’ following admission of “dreaming to play at Old Trafford” amid strong Arsenal and Liverpool links

Man Utd open talks over signing of £60m PSG star after transfer request ‘submitted’ following admission of “dreaming to play at Old Trafford” amid strong Arsenal and Liverpool links

Manchester United face fierce competition to sign the Champions League winner this summer.

Manchester United have reportedly opened talks to sign Paris Saint-Germain star Bradley Barcola during the summer transfer window.

United are in the market for a new attacker this summer and TEAMtalk claim they could make a move for the 23-year-old as they prepare for their return to the Champions League.

PSG would prefer to keep Barcola if possible, but contract talks are understood to have stalled amid his frustration over a recent lack of playing time.

Barcola was reportedly ‘deeply disappointed’ not to start either Champions League semi-final or the final, as the French champions defeated Arsenal to lift the trophy.

Despite that setback, Barcola has done enough to earn a place in France’s squad for the 2026 World Cup and will hope to feature when they face Senegal in their opening match on Tuesday night. However, that also appears unlikely after he failed to start either of their pre-tournament warm-up matches.

According to L’Equipe, while PSG want to retain Barcola, they understand his situation and would be willing to sanction a departure this summer if a suitable offer arrives and a replacement can be secured.

Alongside United’s interest, the report claims Arsenal and Liverpool are both monitoring Barcola’s situation should he become available for transfer.

A separate report from talkSPORT states that Barcola, who scored 13 goals and provided seven assists last season, is valued at £60 million this summer. With two years remaining on his current contract, PSG are under no immediate pressure to sell the winger during the upcoming transfer window.