Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would reportedly consider selling Diogo Dalot if the right offer comes along.
Former Red Devils manager Jose Mourinho had big plans for the talented right-back when he snapped him up for just £19million back in 2018.
But following Mourinho's sacking, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer being hired in his place, the Portuguese's Old Trafford progression has hit a road block.
Solskjaer opted to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka in the summer window, meaning Dalot has fallen down the pecking order at United, and, alarmingly, the defender has made just four appearances in the Premier League this season.
Dalot is contracted until 2023, but according to The Sun, Manchester United would consider selling the defender this summer should the right offer come their way.
The paper claims the club considers a bid between £30m and £35m to be appropiate.
Dalot hasn't featured much on the pitch for United this campaign, but he has been an important figure behind the scenes.
The Portuguese has become good friends with compatriot Bruno Fernandes in the short time he has been at Old Trafford.
Such is their friendship, the defender has even been driving United's £47million January signing to the club's Carrington training ground.
This relationship may go in Dalot's favour should a bid come United's way, as the Red Devils are keen to keep Fernandes happy - and firing on all cylinders - at all costs.
