The right defender has impressed for Galatasaray this season, and as a result, clubs all around Europe are taking notice.

Boey has started in all 27 of Okan Buruk’s competitive matches this season, earning him a critical reputation as a member of the team.

The 23-year-old Boey has a number of admirers, including Manchester United, who have inquired about a possible transfer.

Fanatik of Turkey reports that the Red Devils are still keen on signing the defender, despite the fact that his current deal expires in the summer of 2025, just two years away.

After facing Galatasaray in two of their Champions League group games this season, Manchester United will be well aware of Boey’s abilities.

Despite losing 3-2 at home, Erik ten Hag’s team finished third, one spot ahead of Manchester United, thanks to last month’s exciting 3-3 draw in Turkey.

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In the winter transfer window, Galatasaray are hesitant to approve any sales other than those involving players currently on the transfer list.

With the Turkish Suρer Lig title on the line and a run to the Europa League quarterfinals to come, they would rather not rιsk a season-ending ιnjury.

Despite their lack of interest in selling in January, they may opt to consider offers when the 2023–24 season ends.

With Diogo Dalot and Aaron Wan-Bissaka, the club’s current right backs, expected to continue, it’s unclear whether Manchester United would be willing to increase their interest.

Man Utd is anticipated to activate an extension in Wan-Bissaka’s current agreement, which expires at the conclusion of this season, while Dalot’s contract is under way until June 2028.

Marseille, a club in Ligue 1, is monitoring Boey and might present a challenge if they decide to pursue a deal for the full-back.