Overview
- Reports on Sunday say Manchester United have been tracking Joaquin Seys but have not yet made a formal approach to Club Brugge.
- Club Brugge manager Ivan Leko described Seys’s potential as 'incredible' and said the club would find it hard to reject a substantial offer.
- Seys is a versatile full-back who impressed for Belgium at the World Cup and can play on both sides of the defence.
- His contract at Club Brugge runs until the summer of 2029, a factor that could push up any transfer price or require extended negotiation.
- United see signing a young left-back as part of Michael Carrick’s succession plan for Luke Shaw, with Lewis Hall remaining a pricier, less likely alternative.