Manchester United and Manchester City are interested in Sporting winger Geovany Quenda, who has a 100 million euro release clause. Quenda, recently called to the National Team, has scored two goals in 16 games this season. A transfer 'battle' may ensue between Hugo Viana, the incoming sporting director at City, and Rúben Amorim, joining United as a coach. Dan Ashworth and Jason Wilcox will make the final decision at United.

Manchester City might thwart Manchester United's plans as sources indicate they are very interested in Quenda. Man City is demonstrating the most solid interest in Quenda so far. Nevertheless, Sporting is unwilling to accept anything less than Quenda’s €100m release clause, currently making the move unaffordable for Man City. The transfer is not possible before the summer transfer window since Quenda is still only 17, and interested clubs will have to wait until April to sign him.

Manchester City reportedly joined Manchester United and Liverpool in scouting Geovany Quenda during Sporting's recent Champions League win against Sturm Graz.

Manchester City is also interested in acquiring Geovany Quenda, competing with Manchester United for his signature. The Sunday Mirror refers to this competition as a '100 million euro war' due to Quenda's release clause. Quenda's ability to play on both wings has caught attention, and he has been making a name for himself since scoring on his debut against FC Porto.

Geovany Quenda is attracting interest from top clubs, including Manchester City. Sources indicate that scouts from Manchester City have been watching Quenda, who has received rave reviews for his performances. Sporting Lisbon values Quenda highly and demands his €100m release clause be paid in full.

Geovany Quenda, previously with Benfica and now at Sporting, is seen as a potential future player for Manchester City. After just one season with Sporting's under-23 team, he has joined the first team and played eight league matches.

Geovany Quenda is considered a potential future signing for Manchester City. Quenda, who previously played for Benfica, joined Sporting during his youth phase. After just one season with the under-23 team, the promising teenager has already made eight appearances in the league.