David Brooks is enjoying a monumental rise to prominence this season with a number of stellar performances for both club and Country.
And the young Bournemouth forward, who again shone for the Cherries despite their 2-0 loss at Everton on Sunday, has caught the eye of a number of suitors.
One of those clubs keen on Brooks is Manchester United with a newspaper report on Monday morning suggesting the Red Devils are ‘drooling’ over the Wales international.
Brooks impressed in both of Bournemouth’s games against United this season, a 2-1 win for the Red Devils in November at Dean Court and a 4-1 victory at home late in December.
Spurs are also said to be keen on Brooks with Bournemouth reportedly lining up a new contract for the midfielder in a bid to stave off interest from the Premier League’s top dogs.
United are believed to be planning a move for Brooks in the summer but could move sooner if the auction for the 21- year-old former Manchester City youth product starts sooner.
Brooks, who started his career with City before joining the Sheffield United academy, has made 29 appearances for the Cherries this season, scoring five times, while he has also won nine international caps for Wales after making his debut in a 2-0 defeat to France in November 2017.