Manchester United have expressed interest in signing highly rated Spanish centre-back Jacobo Ramon from Como, according to TEAMtalk. Ramon, described as ‘magnificent’ by Football Talent Scout Jacek-Kulig, first rose to prominence in Real Madrid’s academy, where his impressive displays earned…

Manchester United have stepped up their efforts to sign Spanish centre-back Jacobo Ramon from Italian club Como, according to TEAMtalk. The Premier League side reportedly made reinforcing their central defence a top priority for 2027 under manager Michael Carrick, especially following Ramon's impressive goalscoring performance in Como's 4-1 Champions League victory over United last month.
Ramon's valuation has increased to approximately £41.8 million, but a permanent transfer faces complications due to interest from other Premier League clubs including Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool. Furthermore, former club Real Madrid retain a 50 percent sell-on clause and a buy-back option for the 2027 transfer window, which the Spanish side is reportedly considering triggering.
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