Xavi Simons deal could tee up Man United move in 2025 as transfer blueprint emerges

Manchester United target Xavi Simons is eyeing up a move to the Premier League in 2025 as rumours continue to circulate over his future. The Red Devils have been linked with the 21-year-old this summer after impressing for RB Leipzig on loan last season and at Euro 2024 with Netherlands.

It was reported earlier this month that United are plotting a loan deal for the talented winger, with Bayern Munich and Leipzig among his other possible options. Simons, who returned to Paris Saint-Germain last summer after the club activated a buyback £5million clause in his contract, has three years left on his contract.

Simons scored 10 goals and added 15 assists in 43 appearances on loan at Leipzig last season and there is a concrete possibility he could return to the Bundesliga side this term. Despite re-signing him 12 months ago, it seems clear that Simons will not stay at PSG for the upcoming campaign, according to Le Parisien.

Although he has been linked with a switch to England this summer, it's claimed that Simons is eager to move to the Premier League next summer - and that is his firm priority. A loan to Leipzig for the 2024/25 season and a switch to the top-flight of English football in 2025 appears to be his plan.

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Simons chose an English representative - the same one as Thierry Henry - a matter of months ago, making a move more likely. Speaking on his future last month. Simons said: "My future? I don't know yet. I'm here, happy, with my selection. We'll see after the Euro what happens.

"Do I want to come