Manchester United has entered into talks with the representatives of Palmeiras' 16‑year‑old forward Eduardo Conceicao, signaling a keen interest in the young talent.
The Brazilian club faces no immediate pressure to sell, as the player is ineligible to move to Europe until he turns 18 at the end of 2027.
Palmeiras has set a valuation of approximately €50 million for the prospect, a figure that reflects confidence in his future potential.
Although the asking price is high for an unproven talent, United’s track record of developing young players could provide Conceicao with a pathway to first‑team action at Old Trafford.
Given the timing, a transfer in the current summer window appears unlikely; the club is expected to continue monitoring his progress over the next few months.
Other major European clubs, including PSG and Barcelona, are also keeping a close eye on his development.
The situation will evolve as the player approaches eligibility and interest from clubs crystallizes in the coming months.