Man Utd have been in contact with Porto over the signing of William Gomes, according to Spanish media.
Publication based in Madrid AS claims the Red Devils are one of five clubs who have expressed interest in the 20-year-old.
Arsenal, Newcastle, Atletico Madrid and Roma are also said to be keeping tabs on Gomes, who played a key role in Porto’s La Liga Portugal win.
The Brazilian scored 13 goals and provided 2 assists in all competitions in his first full season in European football.
What Man Utd fans need to know about the player?
Gomes is left-footed and is usually deployed on the right wing, where he likes to step in and shoot from his stronger side.
THE Before came through Sao Paulo’s youth system and he only made his senior debut against Fluminense in November 2023.
After just 20 first-team appearances, Porto decided to sign Gomes for €9 million during the January 2025 transfer window.
He made a few appearances for the Portuguese side during the second half of last season, with his first goal coming at the Club World Cup in June, when he scored in the 4-4 draw against Al-Ahly in the group stage.
Porto does not want to sell Gomes this summer
The Brazil youth international has only been with his current team for less than 18 months, and AS report that there is no interest in moving him to United or any other club at the moment.
Porto would like to keep Gomes for at least another season, and if a team makes an offer they will be asked to match his release clause, which currently stands at €80m (£69m).
We don’t see United paying that much, especially for a left-footed winger. They already have several players with similar profiles in their squad – Bryan Mbeumo, Amad and Patrick Dorgu.
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