Manchester United are closing in on signing 16-year-old wonderkid Noam Emeran, according to reports from France.
The youngster is set to join the Red Devils this January after agreeing terms on an initial £1.8million transfer rising to £8.9million in the future.
The gifted forward currently represents Ligue 1 outfit Amiens SC, where he caught the eye of Manchester United's extensive scouring network.
The Red Devils weren't the only European giant in hot pursuit of the teenager with Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus and Valencia weighing up bids for the prospect.
But according to RMC Sport, Manchester United have won the race for Emeran, who will leave France next month for a new challenge in the Premier League.
Born in 2002, Emeran started out at FC Brussels in Belgium before joining FC Saint-Gratien and then Amiens SC, where he is now.
Speaking to his club's official website, Emeran revealed he looks up to team-mate - and former Chelsea winger - Gael Kakuta.
He is also a big fan of Manchester City star Leroy Sane.
"I have no model player in the first team, but I really like the style of Kakuta," said Emeran. "More generally, I particularly admire Leroy Sane."