Man Utd interested in Norwegian wonderkid Sverre Nypan

According football news, manchester united They are considering the possibility of signing Norwegian prodigy Sverre Nypan from Rosenborg.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS took control of Man United's football operations earlier this year and are anticipated to focus on rebuilding the team with young signings.

football news reports that INEOS has its sights set on securing a transfer for Nypan, who has impressed them with his game intelligence, positioning and spatial awareness on and off the ball.

The player's father has previously spoken about the importance of staying in the country until he is 18 and this could benefit United, who cannot sign players under the age of 18 following the Brexit ruling.

Nypan, who has 5 goals and 6 assists in his senior career, can play as a forward or in midfield. He has been compared to ArsenalMartin Odegaard and United see him as an investment in the future.

Future talent

United have had a bad first division campaign under head coach Erik ten Hag. Despite this, there have been some positives with the development of Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho.

The graduates have become key first-team stars over the course of the campaign. They have stood out for their performances and fans will want to see more young players flourish.

While there are several youngsters with potential in the academy, United could also explore their opportunities abroad. Nypan seems like someone to watch out for since he is ambidextrous.

The youngster has good distribution attributes and likes to win ground and aerial duels. He is also good at dribbling and doesn't shy away from attempting shots with either foot.

Nypan will turn 18 in December this year and United could have the opportunity to sign him next winter. However, it will not be an easy task with Arsenal and city ​​of manchester also in the search for his signature.

United also face competition from foreign clubs such as Borussia Dortmund, who could convince the youngster and Rosenborg to reach an agreement in the next transfer market.