Shaw’s season has been heavily inconsistent due to injuries and lack of first team football, however, the England worldwide is nowhere close to Old Trafford exit as speculated by the media.
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The United manager claimed that the left back lacked “class and personality”, as well as tactical nous, in his latest attack on the 22-year-old after Saturday’s FA Cup victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.
Arsenal and Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey has caught the eye of Manchester United manager Mourinho, according to the Daily Star.
José Mourinho’s handling of Luke Shaw is a head-scratcher even for seasoned watchers of the Manchester United manager.
Mourinho was seen shouting at Shaw during the first half before substituting him at the break, later insisting he wanted his team “to defend better”. Mourinho’s treatment of Shaw has been terrible. The Mail reports that Liverpool have no intention of selling the 25-year-old, and are adamant he is critical to everything they are trying to achieve.
Shaw has also been linked with a move Tottenham in a potential swap deal involving Spurs England global Danny Rose, who has struggled to get in the Tottenham team due to the good form of Ben Davies.
It kept Shaw out until 2017-18 was up and running and, following the expected warning he would need to work hard to get back in the first team, the full-back’s first start of the campaign in a December win over CKSA Moscow was warmly received.
It seems the youngster will not have a shortage of options if he leaves Manchester United this summer.
Could Pochettino and Tottenham resurrect Shaw’s crashing career?
Young has made 31 worldwide appearances and was named in manager Gareth Southgate’s England squad for this month’s friendly matches against the Netherlands and Italy.
While the on-field performances leave plenty to be desired, off the field, Manchester United remain a force to be reckoned with. But Van Gaal was anxious enough to put him on a special training programme to work on his fitness, with United’s head of athletic development Tony Strudwick.
I have full confidence that Shaw could thrive and fulfil his potential under a different boss in a different environment. It’s a reminder that, for under a combined £30m, he once let two of the Premier League’s most extraordinary talents slip through the net.
The Belgium global moved to Manchester United in a £75m deal from Premier League rivals Everton in the summer transfer window.
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“Danny Rose and Luke Shaw could solve their problems by swapping clubs”.
