Man Utd face competition from three Premier League clubs for £25m-rated Lille star Jonathan David

The Independent claims United have made contact with the Canada international's representatives, but Tottenham, West Ham, and Aston Villa are also in the race to sign him. The report adds he could be made available for approximately £25 million ($31.65m), but no offers have been made yet.

United are reportedly preparing for big changes to their squad this year under new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. With Anthony Martial leaving this summer, Rasmus Hojlund is their sole striker, so having an extra man in attack like David would bolster their attacking options.

David, whose contract at the Ligue 1 side expires in 2025, scored 26 goals and bagged nine assists in 47 appearances this season. He has scored 84 goals in 183 matches since joining Lille from Gent in 2020.

While speculation will continue over his future, with Lille president Olivier Letang confirming the Canadian is available for a transfer, David will be representing his country at the 2024 Copa America this month and next.