talkSPORT's European football expert Andy Brassell believes Seys would be an ideal addition to Manchester United's squad, citing the youngster's impressive performances in European competition last season. Seys assisted two goals and created five chances in seven starts, showcasing his attacking prowess and defensive capabilities.
Manchester United are short of depth at left-back, with Lewis Hall currently the only recognised senior option available. However, the Red Devils have been heavily linked with Hall during the transfer window, with the Englishman viewed as the long-term successor to Luke Shaw. Tino Livramento provides alternative cover, but he is far more effective in his preferred right-back position.
Brassell suggests that Seys would be a better bet for Manchester United than Newcastle, who are reportedly interested in signing the 21-year-old from Club Brugge. Newcastle are short of depth at left-back, but Brassell believes that Seys would get more game time at Manchester United.
Club Brugge manager Ivan Leko has praised Seys, stating that he has no ceiling and can reach the absolute top of the Premier League. The Belgian outfit have been financially stable and extracted maximum value for their players in the past, including Aleksandar Stankovic and Christos Tzolis.
Manchester United are likely to face a challenge in persuading Club Brugge to let Seys leave, given the club's reputation for extracting maximum value for their players. However, if Manchester United can make a strong offer, they may be able to tempt the Belgian outfit into selling one of their brightest young talents.