Manchester United are reportedly among several Premier League clubs monitoring Levante forward Etta Eyong ahead of a possible move next year.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the Red Devils are joined by Arsenal and Manchester City in tracking the 22-year-old, who has emerged as one of La Liga’s standout performers this season.

Eyong has enjoyed an impressive start to the campaign, recording six goals and three assists in just ten league appearances.

His performances have quickly attracted attention across Europe, with both Real Madrid and Barcelona also said to be admirers. The Catalan giants reportedly view him as a potential long-term replacement for Robert Lewandowski.

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Due to FIFA regulations, Eyong is ineligible to represent a third club this season after featuring for both Villarreal and Levante.

However, he is reportedly open to rejoining Levante on loan for the remainder of the campaign, paving the way for a possible permanent move next summer.

Eyong’s current contract includes a £26 million release clause for La Liga sides, while Premier League clubs would need to pay around £35 million.

United, who have already strengthened their attack with Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, and Bryan Mbeumo, could still look to add another striker to enhance depth and long-term options.

The Cameroonian international is admired for his high work rate, physical strength, and ability to link play from deeper positions—qualities that fit Ruben Amorim’s dynamic attacking system.

With Joshua Zirkzee reportedly seeking a move away from Old Trafford, United may view Eyong as a strong upgrade capable of complementing Sesko and Cunha next season.

If the young striker maintains his excellent form through the second half of the campaign, United could formalize interest and negotiate a structured deal rather than triggering his full release clause.