Manchester United will only consider selling Kobbie Mainoo during the January transfer window if an “exceptional” offer is tabled, according to reports from Sky Sports. The club remains reluctant to part ways with one of its most promising young midfielders and is equally hesitant about sanctioning a loan move midway through the season.
Mainoo has been one of the standout positives for United this campaign, establishing himself as a regular option in midfield despite his young age. His composure on the ball, tactical intelligence, and ability to dictate play have drawn widespread praise from fans, pundits, and rival clubs alike. As a result, several Premier League sides are believed to be monitoring his situation closely ahead of the January window.
However, United’s stance is clear. The club does not want to sell the academy graduate and would only rethink their position if a bid well above market expectations arrives. Sources suggest that any potential offer would need to be substantial enough to reflect Mainoo’s long-term value and importance to the team’s future project.
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