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What Manchester United are now expecting after Tottenham showed interest in Scott McTominay
Tottenham are one of the clubs interested in Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay and there’s been an update on his situation today.
McTominay remains on the fringes of being a regular in the first XI under Erik ten Hag❀ but has proved himself a useful player for the Dutch coach in recent times.
As we know, reports have suggested Tottenham are prepared to bid for McTominay as they look to strengthen their squad.
However, Ten Hag himself has spoken this weekend of his desire to keep McTo﷽minay, leaving the midfielder’s 💝situ🐬ation a touch up in the air.
Regardless, the Scot will want💧 to know what United’s plans are for him next season and according to Sky Sports, United know that the interest is not going away.
Manchester United expecting more bids for Scott McTominay after Tottenham interest
Updating t🦄he situation on , journalists D🐻harmesh Sheth and Lyall Thomas offered up what the situation is with McTominay and United right now.
“Erik ten Hag has reiterated his stance on midfielder Scott McTominay, calling👍 him an “important player” and says the club do not wish to sell💞, amid interest from Fulham,” Sheth said.
“United are 🌳expecting furt🦂her offers for the Scottish international – Galatasaray also remain interested.
“If a midfielder is to leave in this window, United have been worki♊ng on potential inco🍷mings.
The no♐te of Galatasaray’s interest was something mentioned last week.
Quite whethe♔r📖 McTominay would fancy a move to Turkey, though, is another top entirely.
For Tottenham, who are close to selling Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg to Marseille, a bid for McTo🍬minay as a potential replacement could make sense.
However, at around £40m, the price might 🥀be just that bit too high꧃.
Still, with United now accepting that f𒐪urther bids will come their way, there is a touch of encouragement for Tottenham in this one.