Ruben Neves’ deal with Wolves expires in 2024, and Manchester United are the front-runners in the hunt to sign him.

According to a Football Insider exclusive, the Molineux team is willing to let their star midfielder leave if the asking price is paid.

According to the news source, the West Midlands club is prepared to accept a £50 million offer to let go of the Portuguese international in the summer.

According to reports, the Red Devils, Liverpool, and La Liga’s top team, Barcelona, are all interested in hiring the former FC Porto star.

Neves has scored 5 goals across all competitions while leading the Wolves team this season.

Even though Julen Lopetegui’s team is presently 13th in the Premier League standings, they have played two more games than West Ham, who are currently in 18th position and three points back of them.

The midfielder’s performance last night marked his 38th for the senior national team and his first under new manager Roberto Martinez.

In Portugal’s 4-0 victory against Liechtenstein in their UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying match, he played for 23 minutes.

United added veterans to their middle midfield last year to bolster it. Ten Hag has not yet taken Pogba’s place, therefore the Dutch coach has to sign a top-tier player who is still in the prime of his career.

With his talent and experience, Ruben Neves, who turned 26 earlier this month, can help Man Utd. Should we make a £50 million offer to sign him?