Man Utd join Man City and Barcelona in race for £34m 16-year-old Brazilian wonderkid
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Man Utd join Man City and Barcelona in race for £34m 16-year-old Brazilian wonderkidManchester United are ready to take on Premier League rivals as well as European heavyweights Barcelona are they look to sign Palmeiras teenager Eduardo ConceicaoCommentsSportSamuel Meade Sports Brand Writer10:48, 21 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesEduardo Conceicao's stock is through roof with some of the world's biggest clubs wanting himManchester United are ready to go to battle with the likes of Manchester City and Barcelona as they all eye up Palmeiras teen sensation Eduardo Conceicao.The 16-year-old has enjoyed a rapid rise and, despite his tender age, is becoming one of the most sought after players on the planet. United themselves are readying a bid of £34million as they seek to jump to the front of the queue and land Conceicao.They have begun discussions but aren't the only club to have contact with Palmeiras as City and the Spanish giants both look to win the race for his signature. Barcelona are thought to have an advantage due to the pull of sporting director Deco, who has held direct contact with Palmeiras’ academy co-ordinator, as part of their approach.City themselves have a positive history with the Brazilian side. They previously negotiated with them to sign Gabriel Jesus early in Pep Guardiola's reign and then last season struck a deal for defender Vitor Reis.United themselves may believe that their recent rise could tempt any potential signings. They're set to offer Champions League football and, despite their obvious struggles over the past decade, remain a huge pull for players.READ MORE: Man Utd identify new transfer target to replace Casemiro but may need Man City favourREAD MORE: Jamie Carragher reignites Rio Ferdinand feud with brutal 'best ever' Premier League quipPalmeiras themselves are hoping to maximise their profits and are holding out for a hefty fee. The club’s expectation is to land a minimum of £34m, potentially rising wit...




