Agent flies to the UK to hold talks with Man Utd and Newcastle over deal for World Cup star

Manchester United and Newcastle could have the opportunity to sign Inter Milan defender Denzel Dumfries, with the player's agent said to have travelled to England to discuss a transfer.

Newcastle have also been linked with the full-back, who impressed for the Netherlands at the World Cup in Qatar - assisting twice against the United States, before capping off his performance with a well-taken goal.

Ten Hag is thought to be in the market for a right-back, with Aaron Wan-Bissaka's future currently up in the air, despite starting eight of United's last nine games in place of the injured Diogo Dalot.

Dumfries' agent in England

Chelsea were also rumoured to be interested, as they seek cover for the injured Reece James, but they are said to favour Lyon defender Malo Gusto.

As of yet, Inter haven't received any offers, with the Serie A side reportedly wanting between £35 and £45million for his services, a fee that both United and the Magpies consider excessive.

It is now thought that Dumfries is unlikely to leave Italy in the coming days, with a move expected to be pushed back to the summer unless someone pays up.

The Wan-Bissaka dilemma

Wan-Bissaka has been rumoured with a move away from Old Trafford for some time now. However, Ten Hag appears to have made a U-turn on the Englishman.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano provided an update on the players' future, believing he has a good chance of staying in Manchester.