Manchester United full-back Alex Telles is contemplating a departure from the club, with Sevilla in state-of-the-art talks with the Brazilian’s signing.

Telles appeared at United from Porto in 2020 to give the race to the most ideal option, left-back Luke Shaw. His time at Old Trafford has been disappointing and new United boss Erik ten Hag has recognized the 29-year-old as one open to a move following his emergence in recent times.

They teamed up with and proactively marked Feyenoord’s Tyrell Malacia to add containment in the left-back job, with Telles as of now undaunted set up as a third option. Malacia should give England a tougher challenge overall going forward, as Ten Hag proactively recognized it as a major opportunity during his time in the Eredivisie.

90min understands that Sevilla are comfortable in a discussion to acquire Telles, but United will help work with the move by paying a portion of his salary. Sevilla’s most ideal choice for the left-back job was former player Sergio Reguilón, who is now at Tottenham Hotspur.

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Sevilla have found the course of action for Telles much easier to achieve, especially with the help of United. Nice also got some data on Telles anyway. United have a good partnership with Sevilla boss Monchi and progress on the game plan so far has been smooth.

Monchi ceded at the end of the week to La Colina de Nervión, which left back, along with the center back, are necessary positions for Sevilla, saying: “We will do everything possible for a confined economic situation and limiting ourselves to the furthest compensation”. of the league.

“I think the two positions are maintained for next week. There are exercises completed by players that will allow us to keep an eye on the level of the team. Consequently, we will continue to work so that on August 31 the ruthless excess of level starts high without taking into account the trips of great footballers like Jules. [Kounde] and Diego Carlos.

He added to Estadio Deportivo: “There are names, nothing is closed for now, but progress has been made.”

Eric Bailly is also an earner from Sevilla, but the player is a hard worker at United and a plan may be more difficult to pull off.

Bailly is one of the other protected players United could unload before the end of the trade window, with Axel Tuanzebe, Phil Jones, Brandon Williams and Aaron Wan-Bissaka also open for the move.

Together they also clamor for approaches, with no progress yet on a plan for Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong. 90min gave a club mission update for the Dutchman on Monday, amid interest from Chelsea.