By Daily sports on November 18, 2020
Manchester United could use Fred as a makeweight in talks for Inter Milan outcast Christian Eriksen, it has been claimed.
Corriere dello Sport says United are open to selling Fred, this despite his recent resurgence in the first-team.
And United could use the Brazilian as a makeweight in a deal to sign Inter midfielder Eriksen.
United were interested in the Dane prior to signing Bruno Fernandes but their interest cooled after landing the Portuguese.
Eriksen, formerly of Tottenham, has stated this week he could seek a departure in January after a difficult first year in Milan. (Tribal Football)
•PHOTO: Christian Eriksen
Source Daily sports
Posted November 18, 2020
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