Manchester United Heavily Linked In Signing Real Madrid Left Back

The improving roster of Manchester United has heavily eyed the value of Real Madrid’s Sergio Reguilon in the past few weeks. The Red Devils are reported to be one of the main suitors in signing the young rising star of Los Blancos.

The current valuation of Real Madrid’s Reguilon is at 30 million Euros but it will not be matched by Manchester United per The Guardian. It is expected that Manchester United will offer a figure just below that mark to secure the services of the 23-year-old. Reports speculate that Real Madrid may request a buy-back clause in the deal per Fansided’s The Real Champs. Doing so allows Zinedine Zidane’s team to have the opportunity to purchase their defender in a more appropriate time.

Throughout the career of Reguilon, he’s spent most of his days developing under the Real Madrid Castilla program. Maturing as a defender, he most recently finished a stint on loan with Sevilla. During his stay with the Los Palanganas, he appeared in 38 matches and he was able to net three goals and tally five assists.

Known as a hard worker, the consistency of Reguilon to put in the effort translates on the field. The Spaniard is scouted to be an excellent dribbler who has a knack of delivering accurate and precise passes. In his most recent match in the UEFA Nations League, he averaged a pass success rate of 95.7% that led to a total of four key passes and also one assist.

Having someone of the caliber of Reguilon in Manchester United will be a big boost for the team. The presence of Reguilon has will complement their club as a left-back. The roster of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking forward to improving even further with key players such as Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes stepping up. The developing talent is also getting deeper with rising stars such as Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford showing promise on the squad.

It will be interesting to see how the negotiations between Real Madrid and Manchester United for the services of Reguilon will pan out in the near future.