Sport Bild reports that RB Leipzig’s release clause will be reduced to figures next year, which can lead to a moving battle.
The Frenchman was seen through a multitude of the most productive European clubs in the window of summer plays.
His old contract had a clause of 54 million pounds and would have expired next summer.
But after no one paid, Upamecano signed a new agreement until 2023 with the reduced clause that will take effect in 2021.
The 21-year-old inspired Leipzig’s race to the Champions League semi-finals last season.
Upamecano secured the fit boy in a sensational demonstration in the quarter-final win over Atletico Madrid.
The report says United will face a festival of rivals Liverpool, who will also take Upamecano to the Premier League.
Manchester City has been associated in the past with their signing, but after spending more than a hundred million pounds on Nathan Ake and Ruben Dias, Upamecano is unlikely to reach Etihad.
It is the idea that Leipzig have resigned themselves to wasting theirs at the end of this season.
The German club signed Josko Gvardiol from Dinamo Zagreb this summer and has him to take up Upamecano’s position after ceding him to the Croatian side for this season.
The Red Devils are desperate from behind after the Spurs’ humiliating 6-1 defeat at Old Trafford.
Captain Harry Maguire and Eric Bailly made mistakes when United scored four goals in the first part of a Prem game for the first time.
Upamecano’s metheoric speed can complement England’s 85 million-pound ace, Maguire, which former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan compared to a “transatlantic. “
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