Mexico's Gilberto Mora is proving himself in the World Cup Manchester United Are aware of his situation.
The 17-year-old has played 11 times for the national team so far, three of which have been in the World Cup. He did not start in the opening game against South Africa, but performed well against Czechia and Ecuador and played a big role in the 2–0 win earlier this week.
He is one of the best youngsters of the tournament, and has grown in stature for Tijuana. sports witness It details how several scouts are monitoring his progress.
With Mexico set to play another game, it is Manchester United who are keeping an eye on the teenager.
big club in pursuit
tutomercatoweb Note that several clubs have already turned their attention to the 17-year-old player. There is growing belief that he is destined to reach the top, even though he won't be able to leave Mexico until he turns 18 in October.
Manchester United are competing with Chelsea and Bayern Munich for his signature. Real Madrid are also in the picture for the player represented by Rafael Pimenta.
Despite FIFA rules Mora is not allowed to leave Mexico before turning 18, it is possible to secure a transfer before then and then loan the young player out.
Tijuana want €40m to sell him, which is quite a lot for a player who is still very young.
The Red Devils must provide passage
Signing players based on World Cup performances has historically been risky. Manchester United saw this with Sofiane Amrabat. Mora may be a different case, and he was rated highly before the tournament.
Manchester United will need to provide him with the right path.
With a relatively good track record with youngsters, this should be possible.
