Manchester United is ramping up its pursuit of Morgan Rogers, the 23-year-old attacker from Aston Villa, after the Midlands club lowered their asking price to just under £80 million. Following two successful seasons under manager Unai Emery, Rogers has attracted interest from several top clubs, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Paris Saint-Germain. Reports suggest that an offer in the range of £70-80 million may prompt Villa to consider selling the player. United's interest is bolstered by the relationship between Rogers and interim manager Michael Carrick, who previously coached him at Middlesbrough. With Villa's recent decline in form, dropping from third to fourth place in the Premier League, Rogers may be tempted to join United, especially if they secure Champions League qualification. United has made contact with Villa to explore a deal, while also considering other targets for the left wing. If United can secure Rogers for a reasonable fee, he could prove to be a valuable addition to their squad as they aim to enhance their attacking options ahead of the next season.