PA Images/Alamy Images

Manchester United are involved in a three-club race for the signing of 19-year-old LDU Quito midfielder Oscar Zambrano.

According to a report by El Futbolero, Oscar Zambrano has attracted interest from Man United who are seriously interested in his signature.

The Red Devils are competing with fellow Premier League clubs Luton Town and Brighton and Hove Albion to sign the highly rated youngster.

The Premier League club view the the 19-year-old LDU Quito midfielder as the “next Moises Caicedo”.

Zambrano is one of the most promising young players to come from South America in recent times. The Ecuadorian midfielder joined the first team squad almost two years ago after moving up through the ranks at LDU.

The midfielder has made nearly 50 appearances for his club and he is on the verge of making his debut for the Ecuador national side.

His form and development have impressed several clubs across Europe.

Reports in the summer transfer window linked him to a move to Barcelona, who were lookign to sign a defensive midfielder after the departure of Sergio Busquets.

A move to the Premier League now is looking likely with three clubs fighting to sign the young player.

Man United are determined to sign the player called ‘the next Moises Caicedo’ after losing out on signing the actual Moises Caicedo a few years ago.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wanted the player at Old Trafford but Ed Woodward decided against signing him for the Premier League club.

With Casemiro facing an uncertain future at the club, a move to United may become a possibility soon.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Rays place outfielder on 10-day injured list
Former NFL QB brutally rips Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton
Mets' Kodai Senga diagnosed with triceps inflammation, shut down
Watch: Luka Doncic hits game-winning three-pointer as Mavs take 2-0 lead over Wolves
Rangers outlast Panthers in Game 2 to even series
Yankees star Juan Soto has eyebrow-raising comments on upcoming free agency
Bears defender shares advice he gave QB Caleb Williams after 'frustrating' day
NCAA settlement might make college athletics more competitive
Jets QB Aaron Rodgers insists focus has been football, not politics
Heartbreak for Heim, Honeycutt as Sanchez wins Truck Series race at Charlotte
Draymond Green shares tone-deaf take on fines from NBA
USWNT coach Emma Hayes instilling right mindset ahead of Olympics
Winnipeg Jets officially name head coach
Injury bug bites Orioles again as another starting pitcher lands on IL
Yankees' Hal Steinbrenner under fire over Juan Soto comments
Lonzo Ball shares eye-opening details about his knee injury
Hurricanes general manager steps down, leaving front office in flux
Travis Kelce echoes Patrick Mahomes in response to controversial kicker
Cowboys QB Trey Lance details how he has changed since 49ers stint
Historic NCAA settlement reached allowing schools to pay players

Want more sports news?

Join the hundreds of thousands of fans who start their day with Yardbarker's Morning Bark, the best newsletter in sports.