Manchester United has made Miguel Gutiérrez a priority to strengthen their left-back position next year. Manchester United previously considered signing him in the past summer window, and they seem determined to try again. Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia's injury-plagued season has influenced this decision.

Miguel Gutierrez, who has emerged as a prominent left-back in La Liga after transferring from Real Madrid to Girona, is now Manchester United's top transfer target to enhance their left-back lineup. The likelihood of United acquiring Gutierrez has risen, with Ineos prioritizing him as a key target. The club is deliberating on whether to pursue the Spanish defender during the January transfer window or to postpone until the summer. Real Madrid retains a buyback clause for Gutierrez, enabling them to re-sign him for €8–9 million in either 2024 or 2025. Furthermore, Real Madrid holds a right of first refusal and a 50% sell-on clause. Gutierrez's contract with Girona, valid until 2027, includes a release clause of €35 million.

Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Manchester United are interested in Miguel Gutierrez. The Spanish left-back is coming off a breakout season at Girona, contributing nine assists and two goals. Speculation surrounding his future has been rampant, and he has no shortage of suitors.

Manchester United are 'knocking on the door' for Miguel Gutierrez, according to Spanish media. The Red Devils are known to be in the market for a young left-back.