Is he Leny good?

Leny Yoro is awaiting to finalise a deal with Manchester United after Lille accepted a £52million offer for the defender.

Fans may wonder how the France U23 star compares to the other Red Devil defenders Jonny Evans, Victor Lindelof and Harry Maguire.

Last season for the Ligue 1 side Yoro made 32 appearances for Lille and played a total of 2672 minutes.

This is almost double the amount of minutes Evans, Lindelof and also Varane played.

Yoro’s closest competitor Maguire in game time does not even come close to the defender who during his 1650 minutes of play made 24 tackles, and 25 interceptions with an 83 per cent pass accuracy.

In perspective, the teen made 36 tackles, and 36 interceptions with a 92 per cent pass accuracy.

Italian job

Victor Osimhen is willing to force a move away from Napoli this summer, according to L’Equipe.

The Italian club are uncompromising in negotiations with other clubs and the Nigerian striker is ready to refuse to train.

PSG are in negotiations with Osimhen and Napoli and will also contact the club in due course.

Yo have no choice

Lille “threatened” not to play Leny Yoro for a year if he snubbed the deal to sign with Manchester United, a report claims.

The Red Devils are ready to close a stunning deal for the 18-year-old despite facing fierce competition from Real Madrid.

The Ligue 1 side have accepted a £52million bid from the Red Devils to sign the defender, according to The Athletic.

But Spanish outlet Marca has reported Lille “threatened” to drop the French sensation if he turned down the move to Old Trafford.

And Yoro is now on his way to Carrington for a medical before striking personal terms on a lucrative contract.

United have secured the youngster over Spanish giants Real Madrid who just two weeks ago only put in a bid of less than £30million for the star.

Ful of it

Manchester United have rejected a bid from Fulham for Scott McTominay according to The Telegraph.

The Cottagers offered £18million for the Scot.

But United are understood to want £30m.

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