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Manchester United's first signing of the 2025/26 is set to put pen to paper today with the player travelling to Manchester to secure the deal.
It's been a torrid start to life at Old Trafford for Ruben Amorim, who replaced Erik ten Hag back in November.
United have averaged just over a point a game in the Premier League since his arrival, but remained resilient in the Europa League giving them a shock chance of Champions League football next season.
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Amorim is yet to make a signing with Sir Jim Ratcliffe focussing on the upcoming summer transfer window rather than dipping into the January market.
However, United are already set to secure their first signing of the summer after agreeing a deal to Enzo Kana-Biyik from Ligue 1 club Le Havre.
According to French journalist Benjamin Quarez, the 18-year-old striker is traveling to Manchester to sign his contract on Wednesday.
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Kana-Biyik is yet to make a first-team appearance for the Normandy club but has been training with the senior squad this season.
The teenager was an unused substitute in a Ligue 1 win at Lille in February and for Le Havre's Coupe de France exit against Stade Briochin in December.
He's been a regular for Le Havre U19 since the start of 2025, playing 90 minutes in each of their last eight league fixtures and scoring four goals to take his total for the season to eight.
The youngster has also featured for France u18s this season but hasn't yet found the net on the international stage.
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Despite being born and raised in France, Kana-Biyak's father, Andre, played in the 1990s and won 80 international caps for Cameroon.
United have beaten the likes of Monaco and Marseille to sign him up and Le Parisien says they are likely to send him straight back to mainland Europe, where a loan spell at Ineos-owned Swiss Super League side Lausanne awaits.