Manchester United are interested in Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey this summer. The former Ajax striker scored eight goals in all competitions under Regis Le Bris. It is reported that United have been interested for a long time and are among those who are very keen. Sources insist that Sunderland have no intention of approving a sale and will do everything they can to retain Brobbey. Brobbey is contracted to the Stadium of Light until 2029. Club officials are very pleased with his progress, and discussions over a new long-term contract have already been considered internally.

According to TEAMtalk, Manchester United are monitoring Brian Brobbey's development, with scouts from the club said to be impressed with the 24-year-old's performances. Sunderland paid €25 million to sign Brian Brobbey and could demand a high fee for him. An impressive World Cup campaign will add to his value, and Sunderland will look to recoup as much as possible from his departure.

Manchester United and Chelsea are among the clubs showing interest in Sunderland's Netherlands international striker Brian Brobbey. It is said that Juventus, Atletico Madrid, and Stuttgart are also monitoring him, while Tottenham and Aston Villa are also believed to be considering potential approaches. Sunderland state they will not sell Brobbey and have not yet set an asking price for the player, who is contracted until 2029.