Man United ‘keeping tabs’ on Gabri Veiga ahead of summer

Man United have eyes on Celta Vigo midfielder, Gabri Veiga.

Manchester United and Erik ten Hag feel like the ideal match so far. Though going into a huge few months, the club simply have to back their man.

Further signings are needed as the squad overhaul looks set to continue. Whoever the owners are, come the summer, money has to be spent.

The rumours are always rife wherever United are involved. Several names have been linked with a potential Old Trafford switch. No doubt those stories will continue as we approach the window.

A name that has recently been linked with a move to the club is Gabri Veiga.

Now, he’s back in the headlines again. This time its Football Insider with the story. They say that United are ‘keeping tabs’ on the 20-year-old midfielder ahead of a potential summer move.

According to the story, the Reds have ‘launched several scouting missions’ on the man who has enjoyed a breakthrough season with Celta Vigo in La Liga.

United remain in the market for a new central midfielder, with club scouts returning with ‘rave reviews’ about Veiga’s performances.

Adding some youthful exuberance to the midfield does make sense. Casemiro, Christian Eriksen and even Fred aren’t youngsters anymore. They aren’t able to start week-in-week-out every single game, so trying to find someone who can replace them in the long-term seems smart.

Veiga is someone who has only been playing senior football for a couple of years now, though it’s clear he is immensely gifted and has potential to go all the way to the top.

United will not have it all their own way in this chase, though, with Real Madrid, Arsenal and Newcastle United all showing an interest in bringing in the Spaniard.

Do you think a Man United move for Gabri Veiga would make sense? Let us know your thoughts in the comment box below.

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