Manchester United could look to sell Victor Lindelof when the transfer window reopens in January, with AC Milan keen on signing him.
Victor Lindelof has been linked with an exit from Manchester United, and it remains to be seen whether any club is willing to come forward and provide him with an exit route. A report from TEAMtalk has claimed that Manchester United could let him leave in the coming weeks. However, a summer exit seems more likely.
Manchester United need more depth and quality in their squad, and selling Lindelof midway through the season could prove to be a mistake. It would be ideal for the Red Devils to hold on to the player until the end of the season and then sell him in the summer. They will be able to bring in a quality replacement as well. Signing quality players in January can prove to be quite difficult.
Victor Lindelof has spent more than seven seasons at Old Trafford, but he has never quite managed to establish himself as a key player for the club. However, the Swede has been a very useful squad player for them, and he could be a quality acquisition for the right price.
Plenty of clubs, including AC Milan, would be willing to secure his services for the right price, although the Rossoneri are hoping to sign a pre-contract agreement with the seven-season Manchester United veteran. It remains to be seen where he ends up.
Lindelof needs a fresh start
The Swedish international is at the peak of his powers, and he needs to play regularly. Manchester United will not be able to provide him with that opportunity, and it would be ideal for the player to move on.
Manchester United signed Matthijs de Ligt and Leny Yoro in the summer transfer window. They are likely to invest in another central defender in the coming months, and it would be ideal for Victor Lindelof to move on. He is likely to fall further down the pecking order in the coming months.
The defender needs to play regularly at this stage of his career, and sitting on the bench at a big club is unlikely to benefit him. He will soon be past his peak, and the Swede should seek a permanent exit from Old Trafford in the coming weeks.
Manchester United could look to sell Victor Lindelof when the transfer window reopens in January, with AC Milan keen on signing him.
Victor Lindelof has been linked with an exit from Manchester United, and it remains to be seen whether any club is willing to come forward and provide him with an exit route. A report from TEAMtalk has claimed that Manchester United could let him leave in the coming weeks. However, a summer exit seems more likely.
Manchester United need more depth and quality in their squad, and selling Lindelof midway through the season could prove to be a mistake. It would be ideal for the Red Devils to hold on to the player until the end of the season and then sell him in the summer. They will be able to bring in a quality replacement as well. Signing quality players in January can prove to be quite difficult.
Victor Lindelof has spent more than seven seasons at Old Trafford, but he has never quite managed to establish himself as a key player for the club. However, the Swede has been a very useful squad player for them, and he could be a quality acquisition for the right price.
Plenty of clubs, including AC Milan, would be willing to secure his services for the right price, although the Rossoneri are hoping to sign a pre-contract agreement with the seven-season Manchester United veteran. It remains to be seen where he ends up.
Lindelof needs a fresh start
The Swedish international is at the peak of his powers, and he needs to play regularly. Manchester United will not be able to provide him with that opportunity, and it would be ideal for the player to move on.
Manchester United signed Matthijs de Ligt and Leny Yoro in the summer transfer window. They are likely to invest in another central defender in the coming months, and it would be ideal for Victor Lindelof to move on. He is likely to fall further down the pecking order in the coming months.
The defender needs to play regularly at this stage of his career, and sitting on the bench at a big club is unlikely to benefit him. He will soon be past his peak, and the Swede should seek a permanent exit from Old Trafford in the coming weeks.