Manchester United and PSG track Pablo Barrios

Manchester United and PSG track Pablo Barrios

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2026-11-03 05:13:21
TEAMtalk reports Manchester United have made an enquiry for Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios, while Paris Saint-Germain remain in the picture.

Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain are interested in Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios, with TEAMtalk reporting that United have made an enquiry. Barrios is under contract until June 2030 and Atletico do not want to sell him.

United's enquiry

TEAMtalk understands United are one of several leading clubs monitoring Barrios' situation ahead of the 2027 transfer windows and have made an enquiry as they assess midfield options. The interest is understood to be at an exploratory stage, with no formal negotiations underway.

TEAMtalk also reports United used their recent Champions League visit to Madrid to gather information on Barrios. Barrios scored against United after just 49 seconds in their recent meeting, which Atletico won 2-0.

PSG and other Premier League interest

TEAMtalk reports Paris Saint-Germain remain very much in the picture for Barrios, with Luis Enrique understood to be a huge admirer. Sources have not ruled out the possibility of a January approach, though any winter move would face significant obstacles.

TEAMtalk reports there is also interest from elsewhere in the Premier League. Arsenal and Liverpool have been listed among the clubs keeping an eye on Barrios' situation, while Manchester City has also held previous interest.

Atletico's position and contract

Barrios signed a new deal that runs until June 2030 and his contract is protected by a release clause of €500m (£418m, $561m). Atletico regard him as an important part of Diego Simeone's plans and have no desire to sell.

Only an exceptional offer is likely to force any serious discussion over Barrios' sale.

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