Manchester United had targeted a move for the 24-year-old Jean-Clair Todibo but a move is not possible. The two clubs agreed not to transfer players between each other to ensure they can both play in the same UEFA competition.

Jean-Clair Todibo was practically sold to Manchester United, but the transfer could not be completed due to UEFA regulations on multi-ownership, as Jim Ratcliffe owns Nice and is a shareholder of the English club.

Jean Clair-Todibo was a long-term target for Manchester United. However, a move to Old Trafford was ruled out after UEFA refused to authorise the switch, citing a concern that the deal would breach rules on multi-club ownership.

Manchester United had offered 40 million euros for Jean-Clair Todibo in June, but the deal was called off by UEFA due to regulatory issues as both clubs are owned by Ineos and will compete in the Europa League.

Manchester United remain unable to sign Nice centre-back Jean-Clair Todibo this summer despite UEFA's recent ruling on INEOS' ownership of the two clubs. UEFA's refusal to authorise Todibo's proposed switch to United is due to concerns that the deal would breach rules on multi-club ownership.

Manchester United target Jean-Clair Todibo, but a move has been blocked due to UEFA's rules regarding multi-club ownership, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS holding stakes in both United and Nice.

Man Utd appeared to have a free run at Todibo after Sir Jim Ratcliffe acquired a minority stake in the club. However, UEFA regulations prohibit Nice and Man Utd from doing business with each other due to shared ownership. Despite this, INEOS still retains hope of signing the Frenchman and may take the matter before the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

The transfer of Jean-Clair Todibo to Manchester United was blocked by UEFA.

Ratcliffe's links to Nice could see him take legal action to help him sign Jean-Claire Todibo from the French side. However, UEFA rules have blocked United's pursuit of the Nice defender Todibo as Ineos also own the French outfit.

Manchester United showed interest in Jean-Clair Todibo to replace Raphaël Varane. Erik Ten Hag approved the transfer, and Manchester United was set to buy Todibo for 40 million euros. However, UEFA prohibited the transfer due to both clubs having the same owner and playing in the same continental competition (Europa League).

Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is continuing his battle with UEFA after revealing they blocked the potential signing of Jean-Clair Todibo from Nice.

Manchester United owner Sir Jim Racliffe is continuing his battle with UEFA after revealing they blocked the potential signing of Jean-Clair Todibo from Nice.

Jean-Clair Todibo's transfer from Nice to Manchester United was almost finalized, but it could not go through due to UEFA regulations preventing the transfer to ensure both clubs can participate in the Europa League.

UEFA rules prohibited the transfer of Jean-Clair Todibo from Nice to Manchester United due to direct ownership links between the clubs.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed the Red Devils have been blocked from signing Nice centre-back Jean-Clair Todibo this summer. Despite advanced talks over a potential transfer, UEFA rules have blocked United from doing business with Nice while both clubs are under Ratcliffe's control.

The transfer collapsed due to Uefa rules forbidding transfers between clubs that share the same owners. Ratcliffe's ownership of both Nice and Manchester United caused the collapse.

Jim Ratcliffe confirmed that UEFA is preventing OGC Nice from transferring Jean-Clair Todibo to Manchester United. Both clubs share the same owner and are participating in the upcoming Europa League season. UEFA allows a transfer to another Premier League club but not to Manchester United.

Jean-Clair Todibo’s move from Nice to Manchester United has been thwarted due to a UEFA rule preventing transfers between clubs with the same owners competing in the same UEFA competition.

A UEFA rule has allegedly stopped Manchester United from moving for top target Jean-Clair Todibo - now a Premier League rival is set to take advantage.

Jean-Clair Todibo deal for Manchester United is currently off and highly unlikely due to UEFA rules. Talks were advanced with all parties keen for months but Nice and Man Utd with same ownership playing same European competition next season means no green light.

Jean-Clair Todibo was set to transfer to Manchester United for approximately 40 million euros, which would have resulted in 8 million euros for Barcelona due to a 20% sell-on clause. However, a UEFA rule regarding the multi-ownership of European clubs has canceled this transfer.

Manchester United are considering Jean-Clair Todibo as a target for recruitment in the heart of defence.

Manchester United are considering Jean-Clair Todibo as an alternative to Jarrad Branthwaite.

Man Utd also retain a long-standing interest in centre-back Jean-Clair Todibo, who is wanted by Aston Villa, Atletico Madrid and Napoli. Nice are said to have lowered their asking price to around £21m.

Manchester United could potentially raid Nice for Jean-Clair Todibo at a cut-price this summer.

Jean-Clair Tobido has admitted he has held transfer talks with Manchester United. Tobido, who was previously offered a trial at United, may represent the perfect option for the Old Trafford side, considering their issues in defence during the 2023/24 season.

Jean-Clair Todibo is one of six players on the list to strengthen Manchester United's backline.

Manchester United have been linked with a move for Jean-Clair Todibo. However, it's been claimed that Sir Jim Ratcliffe won't give his other team any discounts on the Frenchman.

United will be in the market for at least one centre-back this summer, with Nice’s Jean-Clair Todibo on the Red Devils’ shortlist. At £40million, Todibo won’t come at much of a discount.

Manchester United and Tottenham target Jean-Clair Todibo could be available for a cut-price £40million. Todibo has impressed since returning to France with Nice in 2021, following a two-year spell at Barcelona. The France international has played a prominent role in Nice establishing themselves as Ligue 1’s meanest defence having conceded just 20 goals this season. Manchester United will fancy their chances of luring the star to Old Trafford at the expense of Spurs due to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s connections with both United and Nice. Ratcliffe sanctioned the signing of the Frenchman from Barcelona after a short spell on loan in the South of France.