Manchester United are reportedly considering a shock move for Robin Koch. The German defender also wants to leave Leeds United.
Tottenham are also monitoring his situation for the upcoming transfer window. However, the defender does not have a release clause in his contract.
MANCHESTER UNITED AND ROBIN KOCH TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Manchester United are lining up a shock move for Robin Koch. The report also claims that the player is open to a departure. This is also because of the relegation of Leeds to the second tier. Robin Koch wants to continue on playing top level. He wants to have a stake in playing for the German national team.
Hence, Robin Koch is open to a move to Manchester United. A report also claims that the player and his agent is aware of the agent. However, the Red Devils have not yet made a bid for the player. Although, they will likely make a bid in the upcoming days. The Red Devils also need to be aware that Tottenham are also keeping a close eye on his situation.
TOTTENHAM AND BUNDESLIGA CLUBS ARE ALSO KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON HIS SITUATION
According to reports, the rivals of Manchester United are also keeping a close eye on Robin Koch. However, Spurs prefer to first try to make the move of Clement Lenglet permanent from FC Barcelona. Although, Davidson Sanchez has also decided that he wants to leave for Spurs. Hence, it looks like Spurs will certainly keep a close eye on Koch’s situation this summer transfer window.
Bundesliga clubs are also linked with a move for the German defender. However, the defender prefers to stay in the Premier League. Therefore, Manchester United and Tottenham lead the race for his signature. However, the Red Devils will back themselves against Spurs because they can offer Champions League to the German football.
Manchester United have potentially missed out on signing Kim Min-Jae to Bayern Munich. Hence, it is necessary that the Red Devils sign a center-back for manager Erik Ten Hag. They need squad depth and competition in the center-back position.
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