Bayer Leverkusen teenager Ibrahim Maza has emerged as a transfer target for several of Europe's elite clubs, with Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United among those monitoring the 18-year-old's development.
The attacking midfielder has progressed through Leverkusen's academy and made his Bundesliga debut this season, showcasing technical ability and composure beyond his years. His performances for the German champions have alerted scouts across the continent.
Maza, who can operate across the front line but prefers a central creative role, is contracted to Leverkusen until 2027. The club is reportedly keen to extend his deal amid growing external interest.
Arsenal view the Algerian youth international as a potential long-term successor in their creative midfield, while PSG see him as part of their ongoing strategy to blend youth with established stars. Manchester United's new recruitment team has identified Maza as a profile fitting their revised transfer philosophy.
Leverkusen sporting director Simon Rolfes has consistently backed academy graduates, with Florian Wirtz the most prominent recent example. The club will hope to retain Maza for at least another season to continue his development in the Bundesliga and Champions League.
