The Telegraph: Manchester United may not have a big deal in the winter window, they are busy transferring players

Live Bar January 25 News As the winter window transfer deadline approaches, Manchester United still have no action in terms of reinforcements. Recently, the Daily Telegraph wrote an inventory and prediction of Manchester United's winter window operation.

The media believes that Manchester United should not have a starter in terms of reinforcements in this winter window, but may be busy transferring players.

An attempt to join Sevilla on loan has been finalised, with Sevilla paying £5 million for the French striker's loan fee + half a year's salary.

Jesse Lingard, who has only been with Manchester United for about half a year, is also under negotiation to join Newcastle on loan, with United still discussing some details with Newcastle, and Spurs, West Ham and Leicester City are also interested in loaning him. However, United hope to recover part of the transfer fee from Jesse Lingard, and the players hope to join other teams on loan, and when the contract expires, they can become free agents and join the team of their choice.

In addition, Diallo has also aroused the interest of many teams, and Henderson, despite getting more opportunities, has been told that the team will not let him leave this month. Van de Beek, Bailey and Jones are also likely to leave the squad on loan, although United hope they can stay and strengthen the team's squad.

(Jaden)