Enzo Kana-Biyik could become the latest prospect to be attracted by Manchester United as the Le Havre teenager is on the verge of a move.
According to Le Parisien, Manchester United are on the verge of signing 18-year-old French prodigy Enzo Kana-Biyik in the summer. The Le Havre teenager is open to the switch, despite the French side’s efforts to extend his deal, as INEOS have a plan in place for the attacker’s future.
Manchester United are expected to be one of the busiest sides in the upcoming summer window. Ruben Amorim will want the club to back him appropriately in the market with sizeable funds to get the best possible players that suit the Portuguese’s system at Old Trafford.
There are plenty of challenges ahead in terms of their squad building, as Amorim will seek a few important players in vital positions. Away from the first team planning, Manchester United are also focused on building up their youth squads, as they have a few promising names on their agenda.
Manchester United have used some of their youth players in first-team action this season with the likes of Harry Amass, Ayden Heaven and Chido Obi Martin as prime examples of that. Heaven signed from Arsenal in January as did Chido Martin from the same club. The former was a highly-rated prospect at the Gunners and chose to join the Red Devils over staying there.
Manchester United close to signing Enzo Kana-Biyik
Manchester United are continuing on their quest to sign some of the best young prospects, and are now on the verge of landing Le Havre’s 18-year-old French prodigy Enzo Kana-Biyik. The teenager is the son of former Cameroon international Andre Kana-Biyik and he’s also expected to thread a successful career path as his father.
Le Havre are not keen to lose the prodigy just yet, although Manchester United have held talks that have ended up changing his thinking. The Red Devils are on the verge of signing him as things stand, although there’s still some hope for the French side to find out if the 18-year-old French prodigy is ready to commit to a new deal.
Enzo has featured for the first team twice this season albeit on the bench and without any playing time on the pitch. Once Manchester United sign him, the teenager is set to be loaned out to Swiss side FC Lausanne-Sport, a club owned by INEOS, for a whole season. The idea here is to give him enough exposure to first-team football, and then the club will decide on integrating him into their squad in 2026.
