According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United has stolen Real Madrid’s transfer target because co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to add two big players before preseason begins. Sky Sports reports that Manchester United and Real Madrid’s transfer target have reached a personal terms agreement for the latter to sign a four-year contract worth £250,000 per week. Man Utd makes a great move to sign the Real Madrid target. The Deal is being celebrated by the supporters. He’s far superior to Varane and will be an excellent substitute 💯🙀🙀.

Manchester United have begun efforts to sign Leny Yoro, according to recent reports. The young center-back from Lille has had an impressive debut season in Ligue 1, earning Team of the Season honors, and is now one of Europe’s most sought-after defenders. With his contract expiring next year, Lille’s president, Olivier Letang, announced last week that the 18-year-old will be allowed to leave this summer.

The main question now is where Yoro will go. Despite significant interest from various clubs over the past weeks and months, securing his transfer has been difficult. Yoro has expressed a keen interest in joining Real Madrid. However, Real Madrid has not yet made a firm move, as they are reluctant to enter a bidding war and may wait for Yoro to see out his contract.

Manchester United’s interest in Yoro has recently intensified. Liverpool has also been closely linked with the player, but according to Fabrizio Romano, Yoro will only consider Liverpool if Real Madrid does not pursue him. Meanwhile, PSG and Manchester United are also in contention. Romano mentioned that until now, Manchester United had only shown interest without making concrete moves.

This situation appears to have evolved. Sky Sports reports that Manchester United has now officially contacted Yoro’s representatives, marking their first significant step towards signing the young talent. This change in strategy may be due to Everton’s high €80+ million valuation of top target Jarrad Branthwaite and UEFA’s prohibition on Manchester United conducting business with Nice, a sister club, thwarting their hopes of signing Jean-Clair Todibo.

Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is keen to secure two major signings before the pre-season begins. However, it remains uncertain whether Manchester United will be able to convince Yoro to reject Real Madrid and join their team instead.