Kobbie Mainoo tells Manchester United that he wants to go on loan this summer | Football news

Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainso, asked for a loan decision to get more match time this season, was told Sky Sports News.

But United does not intend to allow him to lend himself on loan. They want him to stay and fight for his place in the team.

Mainoo started the Carabao cup tie in Grimsby Town on Wednesday evening, but was an unused substitute in the two Premier League games of United this season.

MAINEOO has had a drop in form since he shone for England at the 2024 European Championships, where he started the final defeat of the three Lions against Spain in Berlin.

The midfielder also started 10 of the first 13 Ruben Amorim championship matches, but quickly fell into the Portuguese head coach.

Amorim has revealed that Mainoo is currently fighting with Captain of United Bruno Fernandes for a place in his midfielder. Fernandes started every 61 United United games, except four, in all competitions last season.

What Amorim said about Mainoo this week

Manchester United Ruben Amorim head coach addressed Sky Sports before Wednesday's defeat against Grimsby Town:

“I'm waiting for a lot of main Kobbie. People think that sometimes you just have to give, I think it is important for Kobbie to fight for his place.

“I believe a lot in Kobbie, more than everyone thinks.

“He plays in a position, he fights with Bruno (Fernandes). If they can play together. We must improve this position and you can see it against Fulham.

“I'm waiting for the best of Kobbie, like everyone else.”

Chelsea agrees with Man Utd for Garnacho

Mainoo is not the only graduate in the United Academy in the face of an uncertain future in Old Trafford – with Alejandro Garnacho about to join Chelsea.

Chelsea agreed 40 million pounds sterling with United to sign the Argentinian winger, who trains far from the first team of United since the pre-season.

The agreement, which includes 10%sales costs, represents the fourth sale of the history of United after those of Cristiano Ronaldo, Romelu Lukaku and Angel Di Maria – and the largest sale of the club ever made by a graduate of the Academy.

United negotiated the costs compared to an initial Chelsea offer of 25 million pounds sterling and estimates that it is a good pragmatic deal, offering their most important sales costs for five years. They also believe that it is a good solution for the player, who has greatly pushed to leave.

It is understood that he leaves with the best wishes of United.

Garnacho refused the offers of other clubs because he wanted to move to Chelsea. The winger was said that he could leave at the end of last season and that he did not train with the team of the first team of Ruben Amorim.