Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly keeping a close eye on Manchester United defender Leny Yoro as they consider a possible move for the young centre-back.
According to Fichajes, PSG are waiting for talks between Yoro’s representatives and Manchester United in November before deciding whether to step up their interest. The French champions are said to be monitoring the situation closely and could make an approach if they believe the player’s future at Old Trafford is uncertain.
Yoro, who is only 20, remains one of the most highly-rated young defenders in European football. Manchester United signed him with the expectation that he would become an important part of their defence for years to come.
However, interest from PSG could give United something to think about, particularly if the French club are prepared to put a significant offer on the table.
Reports suggest PSG are considering a bid of around €50 million for the defender. While it remains unclear whether that figure would be enough to convince Manchester United to sell, it could be an indication of how highly the French club rate Yoro.
The situation could become clearer after the expected November discussions between Yoro’s representatives and United. Those talks may provide a better indication of the defender’s plans and whether he sees his long-term future in Manchester.
PSG are not the only club watching the situation. Arsenal are also reportedly monitoring Yoro as they continue to assess options for the future of their defence.
For Manchester United, the priority will likely be to keep hold of the highly-rated defender and continue his development at Old Trafford. Yoro still has plenty of room to grow, and United are unlikely to make a decision on his future without carefully considering his long-term value to the team.
For now, PSG are watching and waiting. But if the November talks do not go as they hope, the French giants could decide to make their interest much more serious.
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