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Manchester United are reportedly determined to prevail in the race to sign Southampton teenager Harley Emsden-James.
A recent report from the Daily Mail (via CaughtOffside) revealed the Red Devils are the frontrunners for the 16-year-old, with the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham trailing behind.
The teenager is considered one of the most exciting young centre-backs in England. Despite his tender age, he made two appearances in the U18 Premier League this season.
According to CentreDevils, Man Utd have already opened talks with Emsden-James, as they look to lure him to Carrington.
The source describes the initial talks between the parties as ‘positive’, as United expect to seal the move this summer.
Man United leading the race for Harley Emsden-James
Due to his young age, Emsden-James isn’t bound to Southampton by a professional contract, so he would be able to join another club’s academy ranks.
Nevertheless, the report reveals that the Saints can expect to earn a compensation of £1 million for their role in developing the youngster.
The teenage defender would thus join an ever-growing pool of talent who are developing their game at Carrington while waiting for the opportunity to prove their worth at Old Trafford.
He could follow in the footsteps of Ayden Heaven who signed for the Reds under similar circumstances in January, albeit at a slightly older age.
Emsden-James can be the new Ayden Heaven
Like Emsden-James, Heaven is an English defender who began his career elsewhere – Arsenal, in this case – before being poached by Man Utd.
The 18-year-old has already cemented himself as a permanent member of the first team after winning Ruben Amorim’s favour.
In addition to homegrown talents, Man Utd’s scouts have also been monitoring some of the most exciting young talents in Europe and the rest of the globe. Hence, the club has recently poached teenage French striker Enzo Kana-Biyik from Le Havre on a free transfer.