PSG, Real Madrid and Inter Milan are all monitoring Jesse Lingard.
That is according to EPSN who claim some of Europe's most elite sides are monitoring his situation at Manchester United, with their attention drawn to Lingard by his explosive performances on loan at West Ham.
Lingard has scored eight goals and provided four assists in nine games since his move away from Old Trafford, and those outstanding displays have earned the 28-year-old a recall to the England side.
It now seems likely Lingard will be named in Gareth Southgate's Three Lions squad for the European Championships this summer, although when the United loanee returns from international duty, he'll have a decision to make on his future.
There will be no lack of potential suitors for Lingard, but the article alleges his preference is to play Champions League football next season which means West Ham could fall out of contention for his signature if they fail to qualify for the competition this term.
Regarding potential incoming transfers at United, the MEN has revealed that the Reds are refusing to rule out a move for Jadon Sancho this summer despite spending £46million on right-wingers Amad and Facundo Pellistri.
Now 21-years-old, Sancho was United's priority target last year but negotiations eventually broke down and the transfer collapsed.
Borrusia Dortmund have claimed they would sanction a move for Sancho if they received an 'exceptional offer' but considering the player's underwhelming form, injury problems and the current financial climate, United could test their resolve.
The 'Sancho saga' could yet have another chapter to be written.
