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Manchester United have made their stance clear on Scott McTominay amid interest from Newcastle United.
The 26-year-old has featured less for the Reds this season due to the arrivals of Casemiro and Christian Eriksen, who have become an irreplaceable partnership at the heart of United’s midfield.
However, he is still an appreciated member of the squad under Erik ten Hag and delivers whenever he is called upon. McTominay is especially loved by the Old Trafford faithful, due to him being an academy graduate and a player that will give everything for the badge.
He previously spoke of his desire to watch the Reds from an away end and labelled United’s travelling support “the best in the world”.
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Magpies fond of McTominay
According to Craig Hope, the Scotland international has “admirers” at St James’ Park, but United are adamant about him staying at the club.
Ten Hag will be even more unwilling to ship off any players to the Magpies now that they are fierce top-four competitors with United. Both clubs sit at joint third in the Premier League.
