According to Tuttomercato, Manchester United is among the clubs trying to sign Karim Coulibaly from Werder Brema and is ahead of Juventus in the pursuit of the player, who was born in 2007.

Manchester United has shown interest in signing Karim Coulibaly from Werder Bremen, and the club's scouts have traveled twice in recent months to watch him. Werder Bremen has set a price between 40 and 50 million euros for Karim Coulibaly. According to Stretford End, this is above his current market value of 22 million euros. His departure this summer appears inevitable, and Manchester United could attempt to sign him in the coming weeks.

Manchester United is interested in signing Werder Brême defender Karim Coulibaly, and his departure this summer is certain. Werder Brême is asking between 40 and 50 million euros for Coulibaly. The player earns an annual salary of 380,000 euros in Germany and is valued at 22 million euros on Transfermarkt.

SV Werder Bremen's 18-year-old centre-back, Karim Coulibaly, is being monitored by Manchester United, while it is reported that FC Chelsea has the most definite interest. Real Madrid, Newcastle United, SSC Neapel, and Paris St. Germain also have an interest in the German U21 international, for whom a summer transfer is considered fully planned. Werder Bremen is said to be demanding a fee of up to 50 million euros for Coulibaly, whose contract runs until June 2029.