Manchester United pursue Etta Eyong after release clause reduction
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 11:10 PM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
Manchester United's pursuit of Levante striker Etta Eyong gains momentum with a recent update. Eyong's release clause has dropped from €30 million to €20 million as of July 1, making him a more appealing target for United, who are seeking attacking reinforcements this summer. The 22-year-old forward has impressed in La Liga, scoring seven goals and providing four assists in 33 appearances last season. Eyong reportedly favors a move to England, enhancing United's chances of securing his signature amid interest from other clubs.
- •Etta Eyong's release clause reduced to €20 million from €30 million.
- •Manchester United looking to strengthen their striker position.
- •Eyong scored seven goals for Levante last season.
- •The forward prefers a move to the Premier League.
- •Interest from other clubs remains, but United appear focused.
- 11:10 PMYahoo Sports — Man United’s hopes of signing Etta Eyong soar after key update
"Manchester United have been handed a major boost in their pursuit of Levante striker Etta Eyong.Eyong interestWhile United are prioritising midfield reinforcements this summer, other positions are als...
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