Ollie Watkins is one of a number of strikers Man Utd have looked at along with others, including Nicolas Jackson and Benjamin Sesko; Aston Villa are keen on Alejandro Garnacho but they are understood

The latest Manchester United transfer news as we bring you the latest reports around a potential move for Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins.

Manchester United have expressed an interest in Ollie Watkins but Aston Villa insist their player isn't for sale, even though the Englishman has made it clear he will not accept a squad role

England international Watkins has been the subject of rampant speculation linking him with a move away from Aston Villa amid growing concerns about the club’s current PSR situation.

Ruben Amorim ’s squad are currently out in the United States for their pre-season tour, but work continues behind the scenes, with Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins the latest striker to be linked with a move. Here, MEN Sport takes a look at the latest developments surrounding the England international’s future.

Aston Villa have rejected any notions of parting with star striker Ollie Watkins, following an inquiry from United, according to Telegraph journalist John Percy.Watkins, 29, has become a central

Amorim needs more reinforcements, though. The Portuguese head coach is believed to want a new striker, midfielder, and goalkeeper before the summer transfer window slams shut. While Cunha and Mbeumo represent significant upgrades, there are still multiple problem positions in his team.

Aston Villa have told Manchester United 29-year-old England striker Ollie Watkins is not for sale. (Telegraph - subscription required) Chelsea have ruled out a move for Sweden striker Alexander Isak,

Watkins was a target for Arsenal in the January transfer window but Villa turned down an offer, instead opting to sell Jhon Duran to Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr for £65m.

Aston Villa could be facing significant interest in Ollie Watkins from Manchester United in the coming weeks but Unai Emery could secure the perfect replacement at a bargain fee to unlock his side’s transfer business this summer.