Manchester United star Jesse Lingard became the latest player to be stolen from Manchester, with gangsters stealing more than £100,000 in jewellery from his home. Lingard thus sold his villa, one step closer to leaving the Red Devils.
Britain's "Sun" revealed that Lingard was stolen from his home during Manchester United's away match at Aston Villa on January 15, and the robbers had fled with the loot before the security guards of his £3 million mansion found it.
Jesse Lingard's mansion is so famous that in 2020 he showed the 5-bedroom house, including a luxurious cloakroom, on a TV show, and showed off his collection of jerseys and 32 hats he won while representing England.
And it was in that documentary that the thieves ransacked his home. After the theft, 27-year-old Lingard went straight to the market to sell his villa in the Hall area and has accepted the buyer's offer. One source confirmed: "He was really frustrated to find himself targeted. It didn't matter if something was stolen, but it was very dangerous for him to have someone break into his home, especially if he was the father of a daughter. So, since the robbery, he has stepped up security measures to ensure that his home is closely protected when he is not there."
Jesse Lingard's contract with Manchester United expires at the end of the season, and although the club is still trying to persuade him to renew his contract, it is believed that normal people will no longer choose to stay as a substitute. According to the data, after Lonnick took office, Lingard only played 7 games, only 2 times for the start, and the remaining 5 games did not play more than 10 minutes, and none of them could play the whole game. In this situation, Lingard's departure is an inevitable choice.
Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Lin Huang was determined to leave. "Jesse Lingard is expected to leave United as a free agent in June and he will maintain respect and professionalism for the club until the end of the season, but the transfer plans have not changed."
Manchester United's next favourites include two: West Ham United in West London and Newcastle United, a new local tycoon in the North East, both of whom are also long-rumored old acquaintances. West Ham is still the club most likely to get Jesse Lingard, after all, he has been there for half a year, leaving a magical stat of 9 goals and 5 assists in 16 games. But Newcastle, with its deep pockets and a bright future, is just as attractive.
West Ham are willing to give a £100,000 weekly salary because Jesse Lingard doesn't have to spend any of their transfer fees this summer, which is equivalent to saving £20 million. Although the Hammer Gang is not rich, the boss is not short of money and is happy to make a deal.
Newcastle's female giant Amanda Staffelli declared this week that Jesse Lingard, 29, was eager to join the Magpies in January. "Jesse [Lingard] wants to come to us." "We did everything we could, never stopped trying, never gave up, from start to finish," Staveli said.
For now, Newcastle still wants to take Jesse Lingard, but West Ham is adamant that if given the choice, Lin will be inclined to head south to London. Romano said: "I heard that Jesse Lingard's plan is clear and he is ready to leave Manchester United. In the winter window, he really wanted to press the whistle to join Newcastle. But mason Greenwood's situation changed Jesse Lingard's future. However, in June, he can choose."