Leny Yoro 'makes Lille contract decision amid Real Madrid, Man United links'
Standing at 6ft 3in tall and already an indispensable player for the 2020-21 French champions, the 18-year-old is unsurprisingly being tipped for an incredibly bright future.
Yoro has already made 52 appearances for Les Dogues in all tournaments, including 36 outings during the current campaign, in which he has scored twice in Ligue 1 and once in Europa Conference League qualifiers.
Lille have kept an impressive 14 clean sheets in Ligue 1 with Yoro on the field, and the 2005-born youngster has also started four games in the Conference League, where Lille will face Aston Villa in this month's quarter-finals.
Last month, Yoro also made his debut for France's Under-23s in a 3-2 friendly win over Ivory Coast, and he is expected to make his nation's squad for the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics on home soil.
Real Madrid, Manchester United handed major transfer boostChelsea and Liverpool are both thought to have been keeping tabs on Yoro this season, but the strongest interest is supposedly arriving from Real Madrid and Manchester United, who have now received significant encouragement in their respective pursuits.
According to Marca, Yoro has decided he will not be extending his Lille contract, which runs out in the summer of 2025, meaning that a sale this summer is looking increasingly likely.
With the defender able to leave for nothing next year, Les Dogues know that they will be forced to slash their mammoth €100m (£85.6m) asking price if they are to recoup a respectable fee for the youngster, who has been at the club since 2017.
News of Yoro's stance is supposedly set to see Real
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