Man Utd ‘make contact with Eintracht Frankfurt for Hugo Ekitike as they rival Chelsea for £85million transfer'
MANCHESTER UNITED have made contact with Eintracht Frankfurt to enter the race for Hugo Ekitike, according to reports.
Liverpool and Chelsea are also thought to be interested in the 22-year-old, who has four years left on his deal.
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According to Sky Sports, the Red Devils have "made contact" with the Bundesliga side.
It is understood United are exploring the conditions of a potential deal for Ekitike with Frankfurt demanding around £85m (€100m).
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