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Manchester United have made Julian Ryerson a leading name on their summer shortlist after the Norwegian caught the eye with his performances for Norway at the World Cup, according to a report carried by Yahoo Sports on Wednesday.
Ryerson’s displays on the international stage are understood to have strengthened United’s interest, with the club assessing options as part of their wider recruitment planning. The report indicates that he is now regarded as a top target, while Carrick is said to be a big fan of the player.
United’s interest appears to be based on the impression Ryerson made at the World Cup, where his performances for Norway helped raise his profile. For a club looking to add reliable, high-level performers, a player who has shown he can handle major tournament football would naturally appeal.
No fixed transfer fee has been confirmed in the report, and any eventual price would likely depend on negotiations, the stance of Ryerson’s current club and the level of competition for his signature. United may have to decide whether to move quickly or risk the valuation rising if more clubs enter the race following his World Cup form.
For now, the situation remains at the interest stage, but the presence of strong internal admiration could prove significant. Carrick’s backing may add weight to United’s pursuit as they consider whether to turn scouting interest into a formal approach.
Ryerson’s immediate future is therefore one to watch closely, with Manchester United reportedly placing him high on their list after a summer in which his Norway performances have put him firmly in the spotlight.
