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Manchester United and Arsenal are set to rival one another for the signature of Como playmaker Nico Paz once the campaign concludes.
The Argentine has quickly established himself as one of the most dangerous attacking players in Europe, contributing to 14 goals in just as many appearances this season.
That tally includes eight goal involvements from only four Champions League outings, and his dazzling displays have undoubtedly raised his profile across the continent.
Como have no intention of selling him when the transfer window reopens at the start of next year, although the door may be left open for him to pursue a bigger challenge in the summer if he so chooses.
Arsenal have admired the midfielder for several months, and United now appear ready to enter the race as they search for a long-term successor to Bruno Fernandes.
Fernandes’ current contract runs until June next year, with a further 12-month option available, yet the Portugueseman has just rejected the offer of a new deal and could be replaced by Paz next summer.
Como are understood to hold out for at least £67m before they would consider doing business.
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