Manchester United head coach Erik Ten Hag is reportedly open to allowing swedish international Victor Lindelof to leave the club during this summer’s transfer window.
There is currently speculation surrounding the Sweden international’s future, with Fenerbahce, who have recently appointed Jose Mourinho as their new manager, said to be keen.
Mourinho was in charge at Old Trafford when Man United signed Lindelof from Benfica in 2017, and it is being reported that the Portuguese is now keen on a reunion with the defender.
According to Reports, Ten Hag is prepared to let the 29-year-old leave this summer under the right circumstances, as his departure would boost the club’s budget for the transfer window.
The report claims that Man United want to sign two new centre-backs this summer and are therefore open to allowing one more to leave, having already decided against renewing Raphael Varane’s contract
The Red Devils are working on a new centre-back signing while Branthwaite remains on the list, but Romano suggests United are not going to spend ‘crazy money’ to secure the deal.
Everton reportedly want £65-70m for the talented defender, who enjoyed a superb season at Goodison Park, helping Everton avoid relegation.
