Jara also said: “We've had conversations with clubs in England, as well as Germany.” His comments confirm contact from several markets, but do not mean United have formally moved for Gill. The report says the club’s interest remains at the enquiry stage, with no official offer made.
Jara says two firm offers are being discussed, though neither is identified as coming from United. San Lorenzo are understood to value the 26-year-old at €10 million, setting a clear asking point for clubs weighing up a summer move.
Gill’s World Cup performances for Paraguay have helped bring him into view, and a move to a larger club could offer a step up in competition. At 26, he is approaching the years in which goalkeepers often reach their peak.
For Manchester United, any signing would add depth and competition behind current first choice Senne Lammens. But an enquiry is a long way from a deal, particularly with other clubs reportedly discussing concrete offers.
The next question is whether United turn their interest into a formal proposal before the summer window closes. Until then, Gill’s price and the progress of those rival discussions will shape whether this develops into a genuine pursuit or remains an initial conversation.