Lingard, 27, joined United’s youth academy 20 years ago and after enjoying a successful loan period in Leicester City, Birmingham City, Brighton and Derby County, the Englishman forced access to the Reds’ first team in the 2015–16 season.
Lingard’s most productive moment came in the 2016 FA Cup final when the midfielder scored the purpose of the victory after crushing the ball against Crystal Palace goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey in the 110th minute to bring the illustrious trophy back to Old Trafford.
However, after recently disagreeing with current United coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Lingard has a surprise goal for the Portuguese look FC Porto, who is reportedly willing to bring English on loan for a season, according to ESPN Dawson’s ROB.
– Rob Dawson (@RobDawsonESPN) October 6, 2020
If United are willing to allow Lingard to leave, he would possibly benefit from his recent agreements with FC Porto after the Reds captured left-back Alex Telles on yesterday’s deadline, according to ManUtd. com.