Amorim has spoken out on Mainoo following strong links to Chelsea - and with TEAMtalk sources revealing the truths around the Man Utd star's chances of moving to Stamford Bridge

Kobbie Mainoo is reportedly frustrated over his Manchester United contract stalemate but has attracted interest from Premier League rivals Chelsea in the January transfer window

RUBEN AMORIM cannot guarantee Kobbie Mainoo will stay at Manchester United this month. The £60million-rated Chelsea target, 19, could be sacrificed to keep the Red Devils in line with Prem

Chelsea are interested in Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, with the Blues having made a decision regarding the future of Andrey Santos, who is on loa

United head coach Amorim suggested his priority in January is not to buy players but Mainoo is a target for Chelsea and the 19-year-old, who has been in talks with United about a new contract, could help raise funds as the sale of a homegrown player is particularly lucrative under PSR regulations.

Kobbie Mainoo's thoughts on a move to Chelsea this month have been revealed and amid reports Man Utd have targeted a Juventus star as his replacement.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says he wants to keep Kobbie Mainoo amid transfer links with Chelsea. The 19-year-old is considered a key player at Old Trafford after emerging last season under the tutelage of Erik ten Hag.

RUBEN AMORIM insists he wants to keep Kobbie Mainoo – but he’s just not sure if he will be allowed to. Manchester United’s growing concerns of staying within Prem profit and sustainability

Manchester United would likely demand close to £100m for their midfield starlet Kobbie Mainoo if they were to consider letting him leave.

Manchester United will reportedly demand £100million if they decide to sell Kobbie Mainoo to Chelsea this month. The 19-year-old has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford, despite flourishing throughout the early stages of his Red Devils career.

The Blues have invested heavily on midfielders, breaking the British transfer record twice in quick succession to recruit Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo. Chelsea also beat off significant competition from Liverpool to sign Romeo Lavia who, after an injury hit first season, has shown real promise this term under Enzo Maresca.