As the summer transfer window approaches, changes are expected at Old Trafford.
Casemiro has announced he will leave at the end of the season, while there are ongoing discussions about various attacking players as the club looks to reshape its squad.
Manchester United aims to strengthen its left-wing position, which has shown a lack of depth following Alejandro Garnacho’s departure and the likely permanent move of Marcus Rashford to Barcelona.
Manchester United has already explored potential signings to address this issue.
One player under consideration is Anthony Gordon.
However, reports from The Sun indicate that Arsenal is currently leading the interest in the Newcastle winger.
Arsenal is reportedly preparing a summer offer, aiming to secure the England international for around £75-80 million, despite Newcastle valuing him closer to £95 million.
Liverpool and Manchester United are also keeping an eye on the situation, but Arsenal is believed to be in the strongest position.
Gordon, who just turned 25, has two years left on his contract with Newcastle.
While he has claimed to be happy at St James’ Park, it is known that Newcastle may consider offers that meet their asking price.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has shown interest in Gordon since his time at Everton and appreciates his versatility, as he has played both on the left wing and in central roles recently.
For Manchester United, any significant pursuit of Gordon would likely depend on player departures and available budget.
As the squad changes begin, attacking reinforcements remain a priority, and they are expected to keep close tabs on this development.