Newcastle United have told Manchester United that full-back Lewis Hall is not for sale this summer, after an initial enquiry was rejected.
Manchester United are looking to strengthen at left-back this summer and 21-year-old England international Hall is a player they have long admired.
But Newcastle turned down their enquiry two weeks ago, and are in the market to add another full-back themselves.
Hall has three years remaining on his current Newcastle contract.
Sky Sports News has been reporting since March that Hall was among the names being considered by Manchester United for a summer move as they search for a long-term successor to Luke Shaw, who has one year left on his contract.
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Sky Sports’ Joe Thomlinson, William Bitibiri and Danyal Khan discuss Manchester United’s interest in Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall.
Manchester United are currently going into the new season with Shaw as their only senior option at left-back, following Tyrell Malacia’s departure on a free transfer.
Manchester United will continue to assess their options this summer as they look to strengthen Michael Carrick’s side with an additional midfielder still a possibility at this stage.
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