Club Official Says Man Utd Move for Diego Leon Could be Hijacked

by | Dec 12, 2024 | Family | 0 comments

Manchester United appear to be edging closer to the signing of Paraguay youngster Diego Leon, according to Cerro Porteno’s sporting manager, Gabriel Wainer – but despite the Old Trafford club’s intentions to sign the 17-year-old being confirmed by the Paraguayan giants, the move could be hijacked after interest from other clubs.

Manchester United’s Move for Diego Leon Could Be Hijacked. Manchester United 4 By Will Lancaster. One hour ago. Follow Like Thread: Link copied to clipboard. Manchester United appear to be getting closer to signing Paraguay youngster Diego Leon, according to Cerro Porteno’s sporting manager, Gabriel Wainer. However, despite the Old Trafford club’s intentions to sign the 17-year-old being confirmed by the Paraguayan giants, the move could be hijacked due to interest from other clubs. Earlier this week, reports surfaced that Ruben Amorim’s side were ready to make a move for the youngster, who has appeared in practically every game for Cerro Porteno in the Paraguayan top flight this season, with a £3.1 million cost being speculated for the talent. However, those reports continue.

With Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia’s injury histories, United transfer bosses are looking for a long-term replacement, which is why they may be interested in Leon. They already have Harry Amass in that position, but the kid is yet to play for the first team, and Leon would provide healthy competition for many years if he moves to the north-west. United spent nearly £200 million this summer, and while the deal for Noussair Mazraoui – who is currently United’s left wing-back due to injuries – was successful, the moves for Matthijs de Ligt, Joshua Zirkzee, and Manuel Ugarte were less successful, so the jury is still out on their big summer spending.

“Manchester United has a definite aim of signing Diego León, but the paperwork has not yet been completed. Other teams have inquired about León in recent hours, but Manchester United has provided a letter of intent without going into detail.

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