Media watchLiverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal sent warning over Ayyoub Bouaddi asking price

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As Ayyoub Bouaddi continues to impress at the World Cup, Lille chairman Olivier Letang has suggested he will cost interested parties an eye-watering amount of money.

The 18-year-old has played a big role in another successful run for Morocco at the World Cup, with the African nation into the quarter-finals.

The teenager has started four of the matches stateside, including the two knockout successes so far against Netherlands and Canada.

This summer comes after two seasons in the Lille first team, which have seen Bouaddi rack up nearly 100 senior appearances at such a young age.

Unsurprisingly big clubs are showing an interest in the teenage star, with the likes of Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Bayern Munich all believed to be keen on him.

Letang knows he has an extremely valuable asset on his hands and will not let him leave unless an enormous bid comes in, pointing out the enormous price tags placed on Elliot Anderson and Sandro Tonali.

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