Manchester United face an Erling Haaland repeat as Borussia Dortmund are ‘keen to take' a teenage star. The Red Devils missed out on signing a young Haaland due to a ‘time zone mix up’ ensuing within the Norwegian striker signing for Red Bull Salzburg as a substitute.

Chicago Fire midfielder Brian Gutierrez has caught the eye of golf equipment from throughout Europe attributable to making 74 appearances for the MLS membership regardless of being simply 19 years outdated. The Daily Mail report that United are amongst the groups within the teen together with Rangers, Borussia Dortmund, Red Bull Leipzig and Girona.

However, issues about getting the attacking midfielder a piece allow within the UK will play into the arms of German sides Dortmund and Leipzig who may lock the teen right into a long-term contract. This comes after United missed out on the prospect of signing Haaland earlier than he turned an enormous star in Germany.

The Mirror report that Scandinavian scout and former Millwall keeper Bryan King noticed Haaland as a teen when he scored from the midway line while enjoying for Norway under-15s. King stated: “I was surprised that no English club went in for him even at that young age. He looked an old English type centre-forward, very powerful.

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"It didn’t matter who he was playing against – if it was a 16-year-old or a 20-year-old. He would just knock them out of the way.” It was former United legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who signed Haaland from his boyhood membership of Bryne whereas supervisor of Molde.

When Solskjaer was appointed United supervisor he needed to take Haaland with him, just for a mix-up over the time zones permitting Borussia Dortmund to comb in. A United consultant was organized to ring Haaland’s agent Jim Solbakken at 9am and finalise a deal value £3million plus add ons.