Ghanaian youngster, Kamaldeen Sulemana has grabbed the headlines following his impressive outings with FC Nordsjaelland.
The 19-year-old is being chased by top European clubs.
Dutch champions, Ajax have had 10 million pounds turned down by the club in January.
Liverpool, Lyon and Bayer Leverkusen have all joined the race to sign the former Right to Dream Academy player this summer.
On Monday, Mac Overmars, who is the Sporting Director of Ajax was in Denmark to watch the youngster in their game against FC Copenhagen.
However, Manchester United scouts were also at the Right to Dream Park to watch the forward.
Sulemana's performance left officials of the Premier League salivating.
Sulemana, who is comfortable on either flank, is tipped to become the most successful footballer from Ghana since Michael Essien.
Though United paid £37m for Ivory Coast teenager Amad Diallo in January, they consider Sulemana a safe investment with his value likely to increase once he plays in a high-profile World Cup qualifier against South Africa in June.
Kamaldeen on Monday scored his season’s 10th goal when Nordsjaelland were held by FC Copenhagen to a 2-2 draw at the Right to Dream Park on matchday 29.
He has provided six assists so far this season for club side.
Kamaldeen made the switch to Europe in January 2020, signing a five-and-a-half-year deal upon turning 18 a month later.