In an attempt to oust Real Madrid for the signing of Palmeiras wonderkid Messinho, Manchester United is said to have offered a “super offer.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is eager to turn Old Trafford into the world’s greatest destination to cultivate young talent, and the 16-year-old most definitely qualifies.

Since Sir Alex Ferguson left the team, Man Utd have been under fire for spending large sums of money on underwhelming players. Ratcliffe has stated that he would rather recruit “the next Kylian Mbappe” than carry on with the current trend. “Isn’t it not very clever? Purchasing Mbappe.

Sort of. That one may be figured out by anyone. Finding the next Mbappe, [Jude] Bellingham, or Roy Keane, however, is far more difficult, he added.

Because of his purported resemblance to the contentious GOAT Lionel Messi, Estevao Willian has gained the moniker “Messinho,” which is very flattering. READ MORE: Ligue 1 heavyweights reject Man Utd flop as other departure options are considered The adolescent, who plays as a winger for Palmeiras, has only made five senior games thus far, but his youthful accomplishments have garnered him high praise.

For a while now, Real Madrid has been attempting to sign Messinho in the hopes that he can follow in the footsteps of fellow Brazilian Vinicius Junior’s achievements at the Bernabeu. New reports, though, indicate that Man Utd may try to sabotage Real Madrid’s acquisition of the young player.

Man Utd “willing to pay over €90 million” for the world-class Brazilian Man Utd has reportedly made a “super offer” for Messinho in an attempt to entice him to the Premier League, according to rumours from Spain, as reported by our colleagues at Football365. Real Madrid has “found a new gem in Messinho” and is still searching the transfer market for another superstar, Endrick, who is expected to join them at the end of the season.

Prior to Carlo Ancelotti’s team, Manchester United is “willing to go all out and put an offer of more than €90m (approximately £77m) on Palmeiras’ table to secure” Messinho’s contract.