Manchester United could reportedly sign highly-rated Inter Milan right-back Denzel Dumfries for as little as £26 million.
The Dutchman has just had a standout first season with the Italian giants, who he joined from PSV.
And according to MailOnline, new United boss Erik ten Hag is keen to bring his compatriot to Old Trafford this summer.
Dumfries shone for the Netherlands at Euro 2020, showing off his attacking capabilities from right wing-back - the same role he's played in under Simone Inzaghi at Inter.
Uncharacteristically for a full-back, the 23-year-old also possess great aerial ability - which he put to use by heading in a late winner for the Dutch in their group opener against Ukraine.
He found the net five times in Serie A last term - more than all bar two other defenders in the division - as the Nerazzurri fell just short in their bid to retain the title, finishing behind arch-rivals AC Milan.
While other clubs are believed to be sniffing around him, Dumfries is thought to favour a move to United (although he would lose the Champions League football he currently has with Inter).
He'd represent an upgrade on Aaron Wan-Bissaka - who doesn't look to have much of a future at Old Trafford - and the same arguably goes for Diogo Dalot - although the Portuguese is said to be in Ten Hag's plans.
Dumfries is valued by Transfermarkt to be worth around £22m.
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New Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has been speaking to the press as he takes control of the Red Devils. The 52-year-old has confirmed that Cristiano Ronaldo remains a part of his plans heading into next season, while suggesting that he may need patience to transform Old Trafford in his image.
There could be plenty of incomings: Frenkie de Jong remains a key target at £67.5m, while Raphinha of Leeds is on the radar. Jurrien Timber is one name heavily linked, while United are long-term admirers of Lazio man Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
One slightly leftfield potential buy would be Christian Eriksen from Brentford, who is out of contract following the end of the season.
