Manchester United have rejected a bid from Fulham for Scott McTominay, talkSPORT understands.
A product of the Crimson Devils’ academy, McTominay has established himself as a daily participant for the primary crew in current seasons.
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The Scotland worldwide was the topic of switch curiosity from West Ham final yr, however he remained at Previous Trafford.
Fulham have made steps to try to convey him to west London for subsequent season, however have seen a proposal rejected by United.
It’s understood that the supply was under that of the £30million proposal made by West Ham within the earlier summer time window.
talkSPORT reported Fulham’s curiosity in McTominay earlier this week as they give the impression of being to interchange Joao Palhinha, who has joined Bayern Munich.
United could be ready to promote the 27-year-old, who has entered the ultimate yr of his deal on the membership, for the best value.
McTominay has made 252 appearances throughout all competitions for United, scoring 29 targets and helping one other eight.
He made solely 18 Premier League begins final season, however featured within the entirety of their FA Cup profitable run, together with the ultimate towards rivals Manchester Metropolis.
The midfielder can be of curiosity to Galatasaray after their vice-chairman Ibrahim Hatipoglu stated: “McTominay’s switch price is being mentioned.”
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United’s summer time switch window just lately sparked into life once they introduced the signing of Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna.
Additionally they look set to signal centre-back Leny Yoro after Lille accepted a £52million bid for the 18-year-old.
And we instructed you earlier this month how Erik ten Hag is eyeing up a reunion with Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt on the Theatre of Goals.
In the meantime talkSPORT understands West Ham are in superior talks with United over a transfer for right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Ten Hag is getting ready for his third season in cost on the membership regardless of hypothesis over his future, together with his contract being prolonged to 2026.
