“Manchester United are definitely making moves and he’s most likely to join before the end of this week. The player is really excited to join Manchester United” – This is according to Prominent Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano as he confirms that a £27 million Tottenham player is definitely joining Manchester United by the end of this week.

As the transfer window enters its final 10 days, the future of several Tottenham Hotspur players remains unclear.

Oliver Skipp has already finalized a transfer to Leicester City, but uncertainty still surrounds the fates of players like Giovani Lo Celso and Djed Spence.

Sergio Reguilon’s situation at Tottenham seems particularly uncertain. Speaking on *The United Stand*, Fabrizio Romano shared insights on Reguilon, hinting that a potential move to Manchester United could unfold in the final days of the transfer period.

Romano emphasized that Reguilon would welcome a return to the Red Devils, and Manchester United is fully aware of his current status.

There’s a possibility that Sergio Reguilon might secure a last-minute transfer to Manchester United.

Romano further commented on the £27 million-rated player, stating, “Sergio Reguilon is keen on rejoining Manchester United. He was with the club last year and is quite open to the idea of returning. Manchester United is closely monitoring his situation at Tottenham, and this could turn into an opportunity as the transfer window nears its end, given that he needs to exit Tottenham soon.”

A move to Manchester United could be a logical step for Sergio Reguilon. The Spanish left-back, who spent time at Old Trafford last season, would likely need little time to readjust.

With Luke Shaw currently dealing with injury issues, United is in need of a left-back, and Reguilon could be a viable option.

On the opening day of the season against Fulham, United had to deploy Diogo Dalot out of his natural position to cover for Shaw. As Erik ten Hag continues his search for a left-back, a late move for Reguilon—especially if available at a reduced fee—could be a smart decision.