Manchester United could miss out on Basel starlet Dimitri Oberlin.
The 20-year-old has enjoyed a stunning season so far and has caught the eye with his performances in the Champions League.
United have been linked in the past as have Real Madrid but they face competition.
Juventus are the latest club to keep tabs on Oberlin and are willing to go head-to-head with United and Real, reports Calcio Mercato.
Where will he end up?
Jose Mourinho reveals how many trophies he needs to earn the credit he deserves
Jose Mourinho has cranked up the mind games on his Premier League rivals by telling them that his 25-trophy haul makes him the Special One, writes Simon Mullock.
The volatile United boss came out shooting from the lip when asked what he has to do to get the respect he deserves. Mourinho reckons 25 trophies is the measure of joining the ranks of the managerial greats.
That’s four more than Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola and Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger.
Antonio Conte of Chelsea – the team United face at Stamford Bridge today – has won six. And it is clear that Mourinho is bitter that Guardiola, Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino and Jurgen Klopp of Liverpool have been glorified by the hype of all-out attack this season, while he’s been branded an enemy of football.
He said: “I think that probably 25 trophies is the line that people made about a successful manager. For some managers, they still need to win one more trophy to reach that 25 level.
“Some others need 25 trophies to reach that level, some others need four, some others they need 12, some other they need 15, some other they need 24. I have 25 but I still want one more. So maybe when I win one more trophy than 25 I have a little bit of credit.”
What Romelu Lukaku told Marcus Rashford when he visited his home
Romelu Lukaku told Marcus Rashford all about his Manchester United dream when he visited his fellow striker's house earlier this season, report the Manchester Evening News.
The pair, who are neighbours, have developed a close bond since the Belgian's summer arrival from Everton, despite being rivals for playing time.
And Lukaku, who believes they can help each other thrive at United, outlined his ambitions when the 20-year-old Mancunian joined him for dinner.
“I see a lot of qualities in him that can help me and I think I have a lot of qualities that can help him,” Lukaku told Sky Sports .
“After the game against Swansea he came to my house with his brother, we were having dinner and he asked, ‘What do you expect from us this season?’ For me it is easy.
“I said to him if you eat, I eat. If you score a goal I know there will be space for me to create or score myself.
“If I score I know there will be space for you. That’s how the mentality has to be. I’m not a selfish guy."