Man United are scouting 18-year-old left-back Peyton Miller from New England Revolution as they seek defensive reinforcements in January.

Manchester United have joined Arsenal and Liverpool in monitoring New England Revolution left-back Peyton Miller. According to a TEAMtalk report cited by the outlet, United scouts attended the 18-year-old's international debut for the United States, alongside representatives from Chelsea, Manchester City, and Barcelona. United are actively seeking defensive reinforcements for the left-back position ahead of the January transfer window due to recurring injuries for Luke Shaw.
Miller has attracted significant European interest after recording seven goals and four assists in MLS, earning a national team call-up from manager Mauricio Pochettino. However, a permanent transfer may prove difficult as New England Revolution reportedly have no desire to sell the defender, who remains under contract through 2029.
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