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Man Utd outcast Diogo Dalot wanted by AC Milan in permanent transfer with talks planned for January after loan move


MANCHESTER United outcast Diogo Dalot is wanted by AC Milan for the long-term with the Italian club prepared to make his loan move permanent, according to reports.

The 21-year-old full-back has fallen down the pecking order after the emergence of Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

Dalot moved to Italy on loan earlier this month, but AC Milan may want to make the move permanent. Credit: AP:Associated Press

He left for AC Milan earlier this month but with the side having a busy schedule coming up, he is expected to get much more game time.

Dalot made only a single appearance for United this season in a Carabao Cup win against Brighton.

Italian media outlet Tuttosport claim Milan manager Stefano Poli recognises the full-back’s talent and the club are prepared to re-enter negotiations to make the move permanent in January.

Dalot could be set for his debut on Saturday in the Milan derby – if the game goes ahead.

The match is currently in doubt as rivals Inter Milan deal with a Covid-19 outbreak.

Six of their players have had to self-isolate after a positive test, with ex-United winger Ashley Young becoming the latest to be struck by coronavirus.

He joins defenders Alessandro Bastoni and Milan Skriniar, midfielders Radja Nainggolan and Roberto Gagliardini and backup goalkeeper Ionuț Radu who are quarantining.

Dalot will be looking to get into the team if the game goes ahead, but will have to get ahead of Davide Calabria who currently occupies the right-back slot.

But with Europa League games coming thick and fast, he may get his chance if the manager rotates the squad.

Dalot joined United in 2018 in a £19million move from Porto.

He penned a five-year deal putting United in a strong negotiating position if Milan do want to enter further negotiations.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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