Man Utd transfer boost with France’s Benjamin Pavard ‘to snub new Bayern Munich deal’ following Red Devils enquiry
BENJAMIN PAVARD has handed Manchester United a transfer boost as he will reportedly snub a new contract at Bayern Munich.
Pavard, 26, is contracted with the German champions until 2024.
However, report Pavard will reject a new contract following an enquiry from Man Utd in the summer.
The Frenchman is understood to be after a fresh challenge after winning all he can with Bayern.
In November, he told Gazzetta dello Sport: "I’ve won everything with Bayern. I’m ready to evaluate new and interesting projects."
Pavard's market value currently stands at £30million as per transfermarkt.
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Erik ten Hag is understood to have wanted to sign the former Stuttgart star, who can play right-back or centre-back.
But no bid ever came in from the Red Devils, with Lisandro Martinez and Casemiro brought in to bolster the team's spine instead.
Should United make a move for him again, they are likely to face competition from both AC Milan and Barcelona.
A particular interest already exists for Milan after Pavard admitted he would like to play with compatriot Olivier Giroud.
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