With the additions of Mason Mount and Sofyan Amrabat during the most recent transfer window, the Red Devils strengthened their midfield unit.
Since neither player has fully healed from their wounds, they should contribute to United for the entire season.
The Red Devils have reportedly been monitoring Guerra ‘every game,’ according to Marca, and they consider the 20-year-old to be a ‘top performer.
The Spaniard’s contract now includes a €100 million release clause, but Valencia will probably settle for significantly less money to let him go.
English football intermediaries consider Los Che to be a “vulnerable club” because of their need to sell in order to balance their accounts.
United may be interested in Guerra next summer.
The young Spaniard can play as a number six but is primarily a center midfielder.
With just six La Liga outings under his belt, he has made an outstanding start to the current campaign for Los Che, contributing three goals and one assist.
Guerra has impressed with his ability to recover lost balls and win duels in addition to his involvement in goals, but he still has to improve his passing.
The 20-year-old has a bright future ahead of him and is a gifted athlete. United’s keen interest signals that they may plan an approach for the following year.
The club is unlikely to explore any moves in January given their Financial Fair Play status unless they can recover the costs of selling a midfielder.
Newcastle is another organization that has been suggested as a possible bidder for the young man, but United should be the favorites to sign him if they make a move.
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