The Ivory Coast headquarters has fallen into the fold at Old Trafford after suffering a season of injuries.
The 26-year deal has been extended to 2022, however, the Red Devils must capitalize on it now and increase the budget for other summer goals.
The Gazzetta dello Sport claims that United’s out office has been introduced to San Siro, with italian giants watching a new centre defender in the next play window.
However, the player “does interest” the Milan manager, Stefano Pioli, and the club’s big shots.
Bailly has only scored one Start of the Premier League this fourth and three other substitutes due to a serious knee injury.
And since arriving at Old Trafford from Villarreal four seasons ago, the Ivorian has played 84 games.
Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof were the central defenders of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this room.
But his combined performances this season have left something at United and it’s no secret that Solskjaer is desperate to get a new defender.
The Norwegian coach told Red Devils coach Ed Woodward that he was looking for a new striker, a winger and a central defender in a madness of mass movements.
But Woodward warned that the club will show “additional caution in the coming months” due to the coronavirus’s monetary blow.
Therefore, whipping Bailly would be a condiment for Solskjaer’s movement budget as Old Trafford’s boss seeks a new central defender.
Phil Jones is expected to leave this summer, while Chris Smalling could make his loan in Rome permanently.
Gabriel Magalhaes’ entourage reportedly travelled to the UK to discuss transfers with the US Chiefs.
The 6-foot-3-inch defender made 34 appearances in the shortened 2019-20 French season, adding up each and every minute of his team’s Champions League campaign.
And it is understood that Lille will pay attention to donations of about 27 million pounds for the big shot.
United is fighting rivals Manchester City to take over Kalidou Koulibaly, valued at 81 million pounds, from Naples.
Koulibaly arrived from Genk in 2014 and has one of the world’s leading defenders.
However, the two Manchester giants are connected to Pau Torres.
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