Manchester United and Arsenal track exciting €70m prospect ahead of future move | OneFootball

Manchester United are monitoring Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Ibrahim Maza.

Arsenal and Manchester United have reportedly identified Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Ibrahim Maza as a potential transfer target, with both Premier League clubs monitoring the young talent ahead of a possible future move.

The 20-year-old has attracted attention for his technical ability and versatility, making him an appealing option for teams looking to strengthen their midfield. According to FussballNews, Leverkusen value the player at around €70 million, highlighting the club’s confidence in his long-term potential.

Ibrahim Maza emerges as a target for Premier League giants

Maza can operate as an attacking midfielder but can also contribute from the flanks. His adaptability could make him particularly useful for managers seeking players who can perform multiple roles within different tactical systems.

Manchester United have been working to improve their squad and may view the German-based youngster as a candidate for their long-term plans.

However, any potential transfer would likely require significant financial investment. Leverkusen reportedly have the player under contract until 2030, giving them a strong negotiating position if interest develops into formal approaches.

Leverkusen face potential pressure over Maza’s future

The reported valuation could make negotiations challenging for interested clubs, particularly if Leverkusen remain determined to retain the midfielder. At his age, Maza also has considerable room to develop his game and gain experience at the highest level.

For Arsenal and Manchester United, the decision to pursue him would depend on their respective midfield requirements, financial priorities and assessment of his development.

Available reports confirm no agreement or formal transfer offer. For now, the reported interest suggests that Maza’s progress at Leverkusen is attracting attention from major English clubs, potentially setting the stage for further transfer speculation in the months ahead.