Jude Bellingham, the Birmingham City midfielder, and his parents visited Manchester United’s training ground on Monday afternoon for talks over a prospective move.
The Bellinghams were spotted leaving Carrington by photographers, having held a meeting with senior United officials.
Birmingham are understood to have given Bellingham permission to speak a number of clubs that are interested in signing one of English football’s top young prospects.
Reports in Germany last week suggested Bellingham was close to agreeing a deal with Borussia Dortmund, though United remain well within in the race for his signature.
United drew up a £20m package for Bellingham during the final days of the transfer window, with an initial £8.5m fee offered up front.
Birmingham are likely to demand more for a player who has made 32 league appearances since breaking into Pep Clotet’s side at the start of the season.
Despite interest in his services from across the continent, Bellingham stayed at St Andrew’s last summer in order to experience first-team football.
The Stourbridge-born midfielder is still earning a scholar’s wage of £145-per-week as he cannot sign professional terms until his 17th birthday in June.
United declined to comment on images of the Bellinghams leaving Carrington.
