Manchester United and Chelsea are both tracking Flamengo wonderkid Lorran, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The 17-year-old attacking midfielder has reportedly caught the eye of both Premier League clubs, with Romano taking to X (Twitter) to share details.
He revealed: "Understand Manchester United and Chelsea scouts recently tracked Lorran, Brazilian top talent born in 2006.
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"Release clause included in his Flamengo deal: €50m.
"He signed with Roc Nation Sports Brazil, the agency of Jay-Z - with Vinicius Jr, Lucas Paqueta, Gabriel Martinelli, Endrick."
But who is Lorran?
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Who is Lorran?
Lorran, full name Lorran Lucas Pereira de Sousa, is an attacking midfielder that made his way through the Flamengo youth system before signing professional terms on his 16th birthday.
He could be one of the next crown jewels to emerge from Brazilian football, having already represented Brazil at youth level.
Chelsea have spent time scouting in the country over the past year, signing Andrey Santos and Deivid Washington, and could add Lorran to their ranks.
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How has he played this season?
Lorran was handed his senior Flamengo debut in January, and he scored in his second appearance against Bangu later in the month at the age of 16. In the process, he set a record as the youngest goalscorer in the club's history.
The 17-year-old has made four appearances across the calendar year, as well as representing Brazil U17.
He has been named on Flamengo's bench for three of their last four matches - including their Copa Libertadores clash against Sao Paulo.
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What has been said about him?
Little has been said publicly about the 17-year-old to date, although South American football Twitter account Futbol Spy said in January: "Lorran is next in line at Flamengo. Superstar in the making."
And according to 90min, renowned Real Madrid talent spotter Juni Calafat is keeping an eye on the youngster, having previously played a key role in deals for Endrick, Vinicius Junior, Eder Militao and Rodrygo.
What is his value?
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Clubs can trigger Lorran's €50 million release clause in order to sign him - although he would only be able to arrive at United or Chelsea when he turns 18 next summer.
90min claim that Flamengo are in no hurry to sell Lorran, meaning they may try and hold out for that €50 million fee. Manchester City, Brighton and West Ham are also said to be interested in the attacking midfielder.
Topics: Flamengo, Brazil, Manchester United, Chelsea, Premier League, Fabrizio Romano, Transfers