Atletico Madrid winger Antoine Griezmann has hinted that he could be interested in a future move to Manchester United.
The France international has five years remaining on his contract at Vicente Calderon although has been linked with a switch to Old Trafford in the past.
Griezmann, who is part of the 30-man list of nominees for the Ballon d'Or award, admits he has discussed United, and manager Jose Mourinho, with France teammate Paul Pogba.
He said, as quoted by Sky Sports: "A future transfer depends on how I feel. Right now I'm a father so a move to another city would not be the right thing [to do]. I'll see if I want to do something else in the future though. Right now I'm very happy at Atletico and I still want to win trophies with this club.
"I always ask Pogba about United. I think Manchester United is a huge club with a really good infrastructure. I ask Paul about some of the players. If they're really that good and if Mourinho's really that good. You hear a lot but in the end it's the same with United as it is with PSG. Right now I don't see me moving to a new club. It would be awesome to play together with Paul one day."