Manchester United have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Atletico Madrid forward Joao Felix, according to reports.
The Portugal international could be on the move in January after Atletico's chief executive admitted that the club are willing to listen to offers for a player who cost them £113m in 2019.
"He is the biggest investment the club has ever made and I think he is at the highest level in the world in terms of talent," Miguel Angel Gil told TVE.
"But for reasons that are not worth going into now - the relationship with the coach, the number of minutes he is playing, his motivation - the reasonable thing is that if there is an offer that is good for the player and the club, that we at least analyse it. I would love him to continue, but that is not the player's idea."
Following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo by mutual consent last month, United have been on the lookout for a new attacker.
But according to transfer insider Gianluca Di Marzio, the former Benfica man would prefer a move to PSG.
Felix, who is valued at £43.6m by Transfermarkt, wants to play Champions League football.
Neither Manchester United nor Arsenal is able to offer him that immediately, although the Gunners look set to qualify for next season's edition of the competition.
United will resume their season with an EFL Cup clash with Burnley on Wednesday.
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