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**Manchester United’s New Signing Leny Yoro Reveals the Game That Convinced Him to Make the £52m Switch**
Manchester United’s latest acquisition, Leny Yoro, has opened up about the game that persuaded him to join the Red Devils in a £52m deal from Lille.
The 18-year-old defender had been attracting attention from top clubs, including Premier League rivals Liverpool and Spanish giants Real Madrid. However, Yoro has revealed that watching Manchester United’s FA Cup final win over Manchester City in May convinced him to choose Old Trafford as his new home.
Speaking to MUTV, Yoro said: “When I saw the FA Cup win at the end of the season, for me, I really wanted to be with them because to win titles and celebrate with the fans – it’s incredible.”
Leny Yoro has revealed Man United’s FA Cup final win helped convince him to join the club
Yoro impressed in his debut for United, as they beat Rangers 2-0 in a friendly on Saturday, and is now travelling with the team for their tour of the United States on Wednesday.
The young defender also admitted that playing in the Premier League was a significant factor in his decision to join Manchester United. “Yeah, for me, this is the biggest championship in the world. For me, the Premier League… this is where the football fully exists. The fans, the level – because the level is crazy there, there is not an easy game – and, for me, the Premier League is the biggest in the world.”
Real Madrid had been favourites to sign Yoro before the defender opted to move to Old Trafford. Liverpool had also been interested but had been of the impression that Yoro would only make a switch to the Santiago Bernabeu.
Yoro said watching the win made him ‘want to be with them’ to win titles going forward
Yoro had been linked with Real Madrid and Liverpool before the Red Devils swooped in
Manchester United were considerable underdogs when they faced up against city rivals Manchester City in the FA Cup final back in May. However, they would go on to take a 2-1 victory after goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo – a result that saved Erik ten Hag’s job at Old Trafford.