Manchester United are reportedly tracking Porto right-back Alberto Costa, but the Portuguese champions are holding firm over his high release clause.

Manchester United are monitoring Porto right-back Alberto Costa ahead of upcoming transfer windows, though they have yet to submit a formal offer. Premier League rivals Manchester City and Arsenal are also scouting the 23-year-old Portuguese defender, with both Manchester clubs reportedly showing strong interest in adding competition on the right side of defense.
Porto have ruled out a discounted permanent transfer, demanding suitors meet Costa's £55.8 million release clause in his contract, which runs through June 2030. United are expected to continue evaluating Costa rather than launching a winter bid, with potential movement more likely next summer.
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