Transfer boost for Man Utd? Benfica wonderkid Joao Neves refuses to commit future to Portuguese giants amid exit talk

United are said to be considering a summer offer for the 19-year-old, who has developed into a star in the Primeira Liga over the last two seasons. Asked at a press conference if he will still be at the club after the next transfer window, the defensive midfielder reiterated his commitment but would not say whether or not he would stay.

Speaking ahead of his team's Europa League clash against Toulouse, he said: "I promise to do my best in every training session, in every game, and I think that is one of my greatest qualities. I'm focused on Benfica and even more so on [Thursday's] game, which is the next one. I think I will do my best in every game and in every training session."

Benfica are said to be demanding around €150 million (£128m/$161m) for the Portugal international and the club are also looking to commit him to a new contract, even though his current deal runs until 2028. The Primeira Liga side also spoke out against claims that United have first refusal to sign him should he leave anytime soon.

The Benfica academy graduate will hope to help his team go far in the Europa League and beat Sporting CP to the Liga Portugal title this season. Afterwards, offers for the rising star will likely flood in during the summer transfer window.