Manchester United target Malcom takes English lessons as Bordeaux wonderkid prepares for possible move

  • Twenty-year-old Brazilian Bordeaux wonderkid Malcom is learning English
  • Malcom was the subject of talks between Bordeaux and Man United last month
  • Tottenham, Arsenal and Bayern Munich have also shown interest in the player 

Bordeaux ace Malcom is learning English amid interest from Manchester United.

The 20-year-old Brazilian starlet, who has scored seven goals and provided four assists in 18 Ligue 1 appearances this season, was the subject of talks between United and Bordeaux last month.

United were exploring the possibility of signing Malcom for a fee in the region of £33million and then loaning him back to the French club.


Bordeaux wonderkid Malcom, who is a Manchester United transfer target, is learning English

Bordeaux wonderkid Malcom, who is a Manchester United transfer target, is learning English

The 20-year-old Brazilian youth international shared a photo from a study session on Saturday

The 20-year-old Brazilian youth international shared a photo from a study session on Saturday

Those talks have yet to bear fruit but Malcom may already be preparing for a move to Old Trafford.

He took to Instagram on Saturday to share an image from one of his study sessions.

The photo featured a written test and some flashcards.

Malcom shared it with the caption: 'Come on'.

United boss Jose Mourinho views former Corinthians forward Malcom as one of the best young prospects in Europe.

Arsenal have also regularly sent scouts to check on his progress, while Tottenham and Bayern Munich are interested too.

United manager Jose Mourinho is a big fan of Malcom and is keen to bring him to Old Trafford

United manager Jose Mourinho is a big fan of Malcom and is keen to bring him to Old Trafford

Malcom is a key player for Bordeaux. He has scored seven goals in 18 Ligue 1 games this season

Malcom is a key player for Bordeaux. He has scored seven goals in 18 Ligue 1 games this season

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