3 famous Serie A clubs are hoping to borrow a Manchester United defender in the summer.

AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus, three famous Italian Serie A clubs, are preparing to battle each other to offer a loan offer for Manchester United captain Harry Maguire. Manchester United to strengthen the army in the summer

News reports indicate that Manchester United ‘s Dutch team manager, Erik ten Hag, prepares for a major blood transfusion after the end of the season. And ready to release more than 10 players who are not in the team plan to open the way for new players, with Maguire on the list to sold

Since moving from Leicester City to playing with Manchester United in 2019 for a fee of 80 million pounds, the 30-year-old England defender has shown uneven form. And this year it has already become a substitute for Rafael Varane and Lisandro Martinez.

At the same time, with Maguire earning £190,000 a week, Ten Hag sees it as too high for a player who is not a key player in next year’s squad. And ready to release immediately if a suitable offer is received.

Due to Maguire’s uncertain situation, Milan, Inter and Juventus are closely watching. 

And prepare to submit a loan offer to join the team next season Ready to use the buyout option in the future.

The 28-year-old striker is contract to Chelsea until mid-2023 and is not expecte to offer a new contract. Since joining Chelsea in 2016, Batshuayi has gone on loan five times, last season joining Besiktas in Turkey and this season. He has not even name as a Chelsea substitute for a single game. And that made him want to move out of the team again.

Salernitana Rumored to want him to add to the offensive game to increase the chances of survival this season. While the player still hopes. That he will play to the fullest for a chance to selecte for the Belgian national team to play in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar later this year. However, it has reporte. That even the players’ contracts will expire in the middle of next year. But Chelsea also have the option to extend the player’s contract for another year.