Sergio Reguilon would be open to returning to Manchester United – Romano
According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham Hotspur defender Sergio Reguilon is reportedly interested in returning to Manchester United They should come this summer.
The Spaniard joined the Red Devils on loan from Spurs last summer and made 12 appearances before a release clause was triggered in January. Reguilon joined Brentford on another temporary deal.
Spurs now look to part ways with the former real Madrid Graduated and speaking at his Youtube Channel, Roman He said Reguilon was very happy at United and would like to join them.
He said: “What is important to say is that, at this moment, there is still nothing advanced or anything concrete between Tottenham and Manchester United for Reguilón. So there is nothing really advanced in this matter.
“But overall, Sergio Reguilon was very happy at Manchester United. So if tomorrow Manchester United decide to re-sign Sergio Reguilon, the player will be happy to sign him.”
“He loved his time at Manchester United, it was a short time but he was very happy with the club, with the tactical ideas and with all the points that Manchester United entails.”
Possible movement
United are looking for a new left-back this summer amid concerns over Tyrell Malacia's injury. The Dutchman has not recovered from knee surgery for the past 14 months. He had a setback during the first half of last season and is currently training individually at the Carrington complex.
With his extended absence, the Red Devils are unlikely to rush him back into action after his recovery later this year. With Luke Shaw also prone to injuries, the club definitely needs another solution in their ranks. Reguilon could be the answer after his impressive performance on a short-term loan deal.
The former Madrid star quickly adapted to the coach's demands. Erik the Hag With no pre-season with United, the club have yet to re-engage him, but the 27-year-old has given the green light for a transferIt is valued in £10 million by Transfermarkt, but United could sign him for much less.
If fresh interest does emerge, the Red Devils could probably wait until the end of the summer transfer window to secure a discount. Shaw remains Ten Hag's first-choice left-back, but Reguilon would be a quality signing. He also appears willing to accept a reduced role at Old Trafford.
