Manchester United has prioritized Arsenal player Ben White to strengthen their defense in the summer transfer market, after the player lost his starting position in Arsenal's lineup due to the rise of Jurrien Timber, according to the "Fichajes" website.

The head coach, Michael Carrick, is looking for experienced and versatile players, and the 28-year-old Ben White is ideal for his plans. This is due to his ability to play as a central defender or a right-back, in addition to his role in building attacks from the back in a smooth manner that aligns with the club's style.

Despite Arsenal's insistence on keeping their player, reports indicate that his sale price could reach around 60 million euros, amid competition from Liverpool and Chelsea, along with inquiries from clubs in Germany, Italy, and Spain, which adds complexity to the deal.

Ben White has a contract with Arsenal until 2028 and continues to maintain his high level despite a decrease in his participation. He has played seven league matches this season, reflecting his professionalism, discipline, and ability to handle pressure.

Negotiations between the two clubs are expected to intensify in the coming May, with the player eager to regain his starting role, which could facilitate his move to Manchester United. The club is keen to finalize the deal before the start of the pre-season to strengthen the defense line and achieve the necessary balance for the team.