Manchester United has seen a number of new signing sessions, because Ruben Amorim is a bit of his team to transform the club's fortune, but it can also mark the moment for a number of stars to leave
Luke Shaw is 'ready to stop' Manchester United and willing to listen to offers from other clubs. The defender has spent more than a decade in Old Trafford, but is open to an exit from the side while interest gathered in his signature.
Shaw, 30, seems ready to accept that his career in Red Devils is coming to an end. The Southampton Academy product is said to be aware of 'serious' interest from Saudi Arabia.
The Internationale Van England has left for his contract for two years and is in the United Squad who traveled to the United States for their tour for the season. Shaw will stand against West Ham on Sunday and played against Leeds when Ruben Amorim's side returned to action for the preseason.
Shaw will have to fight for his place in the team the start of the season. While the full-back started in the Europa League final against Tottenham in the past term, he will be confronted with the competition from Diogo Dalot, among others, January arrival Patrick Dorgu and Summer sign Diego Leon.
Dorgu is perhaps a favorite to be Amorim's first option at Wingback for the new season. There is high expectations of £ 3.3 million Leon who also joined Cerro Toreno from Paraguay.
The 18-year-old played with Leeds in the first half of the draw and was praised by head coach Amorim. “He was doing really well,” said the Portuguese boss.
“He learns things, he is powerful, he will be a very good player.”
It is said that Amorim is not in a hurry to lose Shaw from his team, despite the star plagued by the injury by £ 150,000 a week. But the versatile defender would like to secure the playing time after he has missed a number of opportunities because of his injury record.
If Shaw decides to leave in the coming months, it seems unlikely that United would stand in the way of him. The defender has only published 27 performances in the past two seasons.
The 13 times Premier League champions will hope to earn reimbursements from the outputs of Antony, Alejandro Garnaacho and Tyrell Malacia. United has already facilitated a move for Marcus Rashford, but only on loan, despite the fact that they want to strengthen their transfer funds.
In addition to Leon, United has spent important amounts on Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo in an attempt to breathe new life into the forward line of the club.