Man United are scouting Brighton's Charalampos Kostoulas as a striker option, but face competition from top clubs and a high transfer fee.

Manchester United have regularly sent scouts to track Brighton & Hove Albion striker Charalampos Kostoulas, according to a report from The Daily Briefing. The 19-year-old Greek international has impressed this season with five goals and four assists across all competitions, including a Carabao Cup strike against United.
United face steep competition in their pursuit, with Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle United, and Inter Milan also monitoring the forward. Brighton reportedly will only consider a permanent sale if offers exceed £65 million, which could require United to sanction player departures first.
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