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Andreas On Loan??


Three-time European champions Manchester United are reportedly plotting a loan transfer out of the club for Red Devils midfielder Andreas Pereira.

According to the publication from The Sun, Manchester United are ready to let Andreas Pereira leave the club on loan if he signs a new four-year contract to commit his long-term future to the Red Devils.

Andreas Pereira, 23, was linked with a move to Arsenal before and during the January transfer window but those transfer rumours have cooled down in recent weeks.

Apart from the Gunners, the Belgium-born Brazilian international was also touted as a possible transfer addition for West London giants Chelsea, West Ham United and Spanish club Valencia.

Andreas Pereira initially had few months left on his Manchester United contract before the club activated the additional year clause in the contract to take him till 2020.

Manchester United want to tie him down to a long-term deal at the club.
Andreas Pereira has figured heavily in the Manchester United team more than ever under the guidance of interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
He scored his first goal for the club during the comeback win over struggling outfit Southampton last month.

Andreas Pereira started the second half fightback by scoring the equaliser for Manchester United who had to overturn a 1-0 deficit to beat the Saints 3-2 in their Premier League clash in February.

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