Manchester United views Khvicha Kvaratskhelia as a desirable creative player to revitalise their attack, and Premier League interest in him has intensified in recent weeks, with several top clubs monitoring his situation. According to sources, it would require a Premier League record bid of around £160m (€185m, $212m) to sign him. Additionally, sources close to Kvaratskhelia have underlined his happiness in Paris and stated that a nearly unattainable offer would be needed to convince PSG to sell. Kvaratskhelia's contract is valid until June 2029, and he has expressed his contentment in Paris. Both the player and the club seem aligned on building further success together, which makes any Premier League move highly improbable without an unprecedented fee.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia might leave PSG, the Champions League winners, during the summer, following claims from some of his teammates that he is too selfish and tends to make incorrect decisions. The 25-year-old Georgia international was influential for Luis Enrique’s team late last season but has had a more difficult campaign this term, registering 4 goals and 3 assists in 20 Ligue 1 appearances. Kvaratskhelia joined PSG from Napoli in January 2025 for a reported base fee of €70 million, and his contract is valid until 2029. His market value is €90.00m, according to Transfermarkt. His situation is expected to be of particular interest to Manchester United, a club known to be searching for wingers. Other Premier League clubs, such as Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea, are also reportedly looking for players in his position and could be alerted by his availability.