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Shaw may leave Man Utd next summer without a renewal in sight

Sky Sports’ Paper Talk says Luke Shaw could depart Manchester United next summer as contract talks show no clear progress.

By TuFutbolero Newsroom

Luke Shaw could be on his way out of Manchester United next summer, according to Sky Sports’ Paper Talk. The sticking point, as reported in the English press, is not just interest from elsewhere: there are, at the moment, no clear signs of contract discussions between the club and the player.

What’s holding it up

As per the Daily Mail, Manchester United are not currently showing indication of ongoing talks with England defender Luke Shaw, who is 31. That leaves his situation open ahead of the summer window, when the club will have to decide whether to push for a renewal or be forced into a more open decision.

Transfer buzz elsewhere

The same Paper Talk rundown also highlights other market stories:

  • JJ Gabriel: the Daily Telegraph says Barcelona are interested, with the 15-year-old reportedly requesting to leave Man United.
  • Rio Ngumoha: The Sun notes Arsenal are keeping tabs on the Liverpool wonderkid as negotiations continue.
  • Mauro Icardi: Calciomercato links Tottenham as another possible destination, with the 33-year-old available as a free agent after leaving Galatasaray in July.

For Shaw, the headline takeaway is simple: with talks not visibly underway, the prospect of an exit next summer becomes more realistic—at least according to what Sky Sports relays from the papers.

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