Diogo Dalot went on loan to AC Milan last season and was a useful squad player for the Rossoneri.
His success with the Serie A club has been overstated by some, and he was never first choice at either right-back or left-back. Despite that, he put together 1078 minutes in the league, 757 in the Europa League and 210 in the cup.
The 22-year-old was happy with his experience in Italian football, and it’s thought he’d be keen on a return to Milan. In turn, the club would be considering bringing him back, but only if they can find a good deal with Manchester United.
Tuesday’s edition of Tuttosport has a look at the situation, and they say Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants a replacement in at right-back before allowing Dalot to leave.
Whilst links with the England international have been around for months, and are covered almost daily in the Spanish media, there’s not been a batch of links to other options in the position.
Tuttosport clearly believe Manchester United are insistent on a right-back, and it’s not purely a case of wanting to sign Trippier.
