Paris Saint-Germain right back Thomas Meunier has once again spoken out about his love for Manchester United. The Belgian international has been linked with the Red Devils before in the past, and his latest comments may seem like a bit of a ‘come get me’ plea.

The 26-year-old was reportedly a target of Spurs and Chelsea this summer, with his future in doubt after the arrival of Dani Alves from Juventus. But in the end Spurs opted to sign PSG teammate Serge Aurier, and Chelsea signed £23m Davide Zappacosta from Torino.

United have been linked with a right-back signing in recent times, hoping to replace the ever-dependable but ultimately ageing Antonio Valencia. Meunier, who scored a hat-trick and provided four assists against Gibraltar during the international break, revealed his love for United, admitting he uses them on the game FIFA.

In an interview with SFR Sport1 Direct, he was asked which team he plays on FIFA and replied: “Manchester. The real one, Man United. Because I’ve always been a fan.”

It is not the first time that Meunier has expressed his desire to play in the Premier League, previously saying that Manchester United would be his preferred destination given his love of the club.

Speaking to Belgian outlet DH in February, he said: ‘I’ve always said that one day, I would like to play in the

“I’m very happy in Paris and if I finish my career there, it won’t be a disappointment, far from it. But, if one day, I had to leave Paris, why not?”

“On the other side of the Channel, there are the stadiums, the fans, and I’ve never hidden that I’m a big fan of Manchester United, which remains, in my eyes, the real reference in the world of football.”