Psg has taken an unexpected interest in Manchester United defender Leni Yoro. The 20-year-old recently joined the English club for £50 million, but has yet to live up to expectations.
The young defender has endured a tough start to the season, making costly errors and struggling for regular game time under Michael Carrick. More often than not, Yoro has found himself on the bench or having to fill in at right-back.
Despite these club struggles, Yoro has made his debut for the French national team. Psg scouts have been closely monitoring his performance in the victorious Nations League match against Belgium, overseen by Zinedine Zidane. Bayern Munich is also keeping tabs on the situation.
The hierarchy at Manchester United is open to a sale if two key conditions are met: firstly, Yoro must continue to underperform on the pitch in the coming months; and secondly, the club would need to recoup a significant portion of the £50 million they invested.
