A tempting wonderkid was seen by Manchester United spies in action at the scouts ' headquarters.
Following last year's eighth-placed Premier League end, Manchester United's INEOS team have just passed their second transfer window.
The team bought in five new eyes over the summer, spending nearly £200million on Leny Yoro, Joshua Zirkzee, Matthijs de Ligt, Noussair Mazraoui and Manuel Ugarte, all of whom will become expected to make a first-team effect this year.
Another piece of this innovative transfer scheme is to avoid the costly misfires that have dogged the team in recent years, with an focus on securing the best young talent available.
The latest young player reported to be on the Red Devils ' radar is 20-year-old Turkish defender Ali Sahin Yilmaz, with Milliyet claiming that the club dispatched scouts to watch him in action for Turkey's under-20s side when they took on England on Friday.
Yilmaz, who is on Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor's books, is said to have impressed the Old Trafford delegates with his performance at centre-back in the 1-1 draw in Istanbul.
The report adds that there is no indication as to whether or not Manchester United will make a move at this stage, but after a positive scouting report, he appears to be on the club's watchlist.
Yılmaz, who is valued at €50, 000 by Transfermarkt is yet to make his senior debut for Trabzonspor, but has been promoted to the first-team squad and was on their bench for the club's last game, a goalless draw against Eyupspor.
The player is contracted until 2027 after putting pen to paper on a new deal earlier this summer and in DataVictory's opinion, Manchester United are doing the right thing by casting their scouting net across Europe and monitoring players of Yilmaz's potential.
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