Manchester United reportedly face competition from two new clubs in the race to sign Adrien Rabiot from Paris Saint-Germain.

The Red Devils are said to be one of several top European clubs interested in the midfielder, whose contract at Parc des Princes is due to expire at the end of the month.

The midfielder's contract at Parc des Princes is due to expire at the end of the month, and United are said to be one of several top European clubs who are interested in the 24-year-old.

The Premier League outfit currently have concerns about the strength of their midfield, with Ander Herrera departing Old Trafford and Paul Pogba being linked with Real Madrid and Juventus, but Le10sport says that United face more competition for Rabiot.

Everton and Real Betis are said to be assessing whether to launch an approach for Rabiot, who will inevitably receive lucrative offers from any interested club due to being available on a free transfer.

The Toffees are allegedly holding talks with Rabiot's camp, with an offer of £170,000 per week on the table, while Betis are looking to add more quality to their squad after missing out on European football.