armory, Manchester United And chelsea Barcelona have attempted to sign Marc Bernal this summer.
The 19-year-old made his first-team debut for Barcelona in August 2024, after progressing through their youth system.
Manchester United has he's on their radar Since then. Arsenal and Chelsea have now also joined the race to sign the defensive midfielder.
Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea are keen
Saturday edition of sports world This includes the Premier League trio's interest and their plans for the future.
He suffered a serious knee injury in August 2024 and returned to the field only at the beginning of last season.
Hansi Flick primarily used Marc Bernal as a substitute as he played 1,313 minutes in 33 matches, managing five goals and one assist.
His performances and ability would have convinced Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea.
Several clubs have already contacted him to ask about him and some of them have even made progress.
Manchester United, Chelsea and 'especially Arsenal' have all made inquiries about him.
Of these, the Gunners took it 'most seriously', but none of them made an offer.
However, three English clubs have convinced him to leave the La Liga winners and move to England.
Last September, Barcelona offered him a new contract until 2029, just weeks after regaining full fitness. This is a clear indication of his long-term plans for the Spaniard.
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The Catalan club have no plans to part ways with Marc Bernal this summer.
Bernal, for his part, is also keen to stay at the Camp Nou. Despite receiving interest and offers, the young man would not change his mind.
The midfielder is showing his 'absolute loyalty' to the Blaugrana by 'saying no to interest from several Premier League clubs, especially Arsenal'.
Whereas, the player has a €500m release clause transfer market He is worth €30 million. This is the highest value of his career.
Barcelona and Bernal have maintained a tough stance and that is why the three English clubs have not submitted any offers. This should end the short story.
