Kobbie Mainoo is sensational to reject a Bumper New Deal with Manchester United, it is said.
And the graduated Manchester United Academy would be open to relocation abroad.
The conversations about a new deal in Old Trafford started last year, although they are not yet bearing fruit.
Mainoo has left for two more years at his existing deal at Old Trafford.
But according to reports, he is willing to end his love affair with United and to continue to Weiden new.
According to the Guardian, who claims that the 20-year-old is open to the idea of playing in a foreign competition.
However, United is said to have quiet faith on putting the pit on paper.
But they will be willing to cash in the English international when push comes to push.
The Red Devils will demand at least £ 70 million for the midfielder, who broke the first team during the reign of Erik ten Hag as a manager.
Mainoo is one of the lowest earners in United and takes home only £ 20,000 a week.
It is clear that his team wants his wages to reflect his current status in the team.
But last month the new United Gaffer Ruben Amorim admitted that the Three Lions star could be sold to help the club balance the books.
He said: “Our idea is always to keep our best players, but we also know that it is a difficult situation for the club, a difficult moment.
“I am really happy with Kobbie – he always improves.
“My players are always my favorite players and I always love to keep them – especially the talented.”
However, the Portuguese recently challenged Mainoo to earn a wage increase.
Amorim said: “Kobbie has improved a lot in the last few competitions.
“But I think you feel that he is the end product – he is not.
“He is really good, but can be so much better. He has so much potential to grow up even more.”
Mainoo and his united teammates will be back in action on Sunday and welcome Arsenal in the Theater of Dreams.
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