Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham and West Ham United are reportedly keen on Bruma.
According to The Mirror, Manchester United have joined the race to sign Galatasaray winger Bruma, who is being targeted by Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and West Ham United.
Bruma, 22, emerged as one of Europe’s top young talents during his time with Sporting Lisbon, and after just one goal and four assist in 13 appearances, the winger decided to move on to Galatasaray in 2013.
Galatasaray’s Bruma in action with Anthony Vanden Borre
After loan spells with Gaziantepspor and Real Sociedad, Bruma is finally starting to live up to his potential in Turkey, notching four goals and three assists in ten games.
The Guinea-Bissau-born wide man is now attracting major interest, as Aksam report that Tottenham have watched Bruma six times now, and would have to pay €25m (£21.5m) to sign him, with agent Catio Balde telling O Jogo – as quoted by Sport Witness – that Tottenham aren’t the only team to pursue the Portuguese speedster.
Manchester United’s Antonio Valencia in action with Galatasaray’s Bruma
Now, The Mirror claim that Manchester United have joined the race to sign Bruma, with manager Jose Mourinho seemingly looking to bring his Portuguese compatriot to Old Trafford in 2017.
It’s stated that Bruma impressed against United during a pre-season friendly, and the Red Devils are now pursuing a move for the wide man as Mourinho looks to inject some more pace into his attack.
Galatasaray’s Bruma in action with Manchester United’s Matteo Darmian
The report adds that Arsenal, Chelsea and West Ham are also tracking Bruma, meaning that at least fie Premier League teams are all looking to offer the pacey winger a move to the Premier League.
Haber Bedava reported this week that Bruma has rejected a new deal to stay at Galatasaray in order to pursue a move to England – and he may well have his pick of the clubs as some of the Premier League’s biggest sides track his development in Turkey.
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