Manchester United is preparing to move to sign Paris Saint-Germain's Georgian star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia during the upcoming summer transfer window to strengthen the left-wing position, according to 'TEAMtalk'.

This comes after the team transitioned from an attacking full-back system to a three-pronged attack under the leadership of Michael Carrick, with Bruno Fernandes returning to his primary position, making the acquisition of a left-winger a priority for the club next summer.

Brazilian Matheus Cunha recently played on the left wing but did not achieve the desired impact, scoring one goal and assisting another in six matches, prompting Manchester United's management to consider Kvaratskhelia as an option to strengthen this position.

The Georgian player moved to Paris Saint-Germain from Napoli in January 2025 for 70 million euros, but reports from the French team suggest that his teammates sometimes consider him selfish and prone to making wrong decisions in the final third, which might lead the club to allow his departure this summer.

Nonetheless, Kvaratskhelia was one of Luis Enrique's standout players last season and contributed to the team's Champions League title victory. This season, he has scored 9 goals and assisted 6 in 34 matches, including 7 direct goal involvements in the Champions League from 9 matches.

It seems that several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool, are monitoring the player, with expectations that Paris Saint-Germain will demand a fee higher than 70 million euros, which could make the deal a significant challenge if the Red Devils focus on strengthening other positions, particularly in midfield.