Manchester United Transfer News: Ante Rebic Talks 'Concrete Offers' Amid Rumours

Eintracht Frankfurt and Croatia winger Ante Rebic has confirmed there have been "concrete offers" for his services this summer as Manchester United remain one of the teams most closely linked with a move. 

The Red Devils have only a few days to wrap up their summer business before the transfer window closes on Thursday, and Rebic spoke to Goal's Hrvoje Tironi regarding the race for his signature:

"I am obviously glad to hear and read about how many big coaches and clubs are asking about me. Honestly, I think I deserved it!

"I had a great World Cup and an even better club season with Eintracht. Yes, I know there are concrete offers, I keep in regular contact with my agent.

"I'm glad I proved that everyone can count on me, but as I said there is enough time left until transfer window closes."

Bruno Hubner is sporting director at Eintracht Frankfurt, and he recently sought to quell transfer speculation, stating he was confident the 24-year-old wide man would stay with the German club, per Goal's Ronan Murphy:

Rebic gained increased attention at the World Cup in Russia after contributing a string of gutsy performances down Croatia's flanks, starting in six of his country's seven games as they finished second to champions France.

The Red Devils have been reportedly linked with another right-wing target in Chelsea's Willian, per Goal, but the Brazilian appears to no longer be an option after reaffirming his loyalties to the Blues:

Rebic can play off either wing but featured largely on the left for Frankfurt last term, as well as adopting a more central, supporting striker role towards the end of the season. He finished his campaign strongly by bagging two goals in the 3-1 DFB-Pokal final win over Bayern Munich.

Writer Colin Millar took note of the wild effect speculation can have on the transfer market following rumours relating to Rebic earlier in the window:

Jose Maria Lopez of AS recently reported Sevilla were in "advanced negotiations" to sign the Croatian. What's more, any deal is complicated by the fact former club Fiorentina get 50 per cent of any future sale from Frankfurt, per Football Italia.

United manager Jose Mourinho has a need for more wide options but perhaps has more pressing areas of the squad in need of attention. It's been a hectic summer at Old Trafford, and writer Daniel Storey said the wrong move for Rebic could typify their summer window quite succinctly:

Anthony Martial's place in the squad remains questionable after a falling out with Mourinho, per the Guardian's Jacob Steinberg, while Marcus Rashford, Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard are not natural to the flanks.

Rebic may yet hold out hope for a big-money move after joining Frankfurt last year initially on loan before making the transfer permanent before the World Cup, but time is running out for United to swoop before the Premier League transfer deadline on Thursday.