Breaking News: Manchester United ‘cancelling transfer agreement’ in January after being left unhappy.

United Football Club ‘cancelling transfer agreement’ in January after being left dissatisfied with the situationDue to the fact that Manchester United is dissatisfied with the way the transfer has transpired, the club is planning to terminate a loan agreement in the month of January. As a result of an increasing number of injuries, Erik ten Hag has been left with a limited number of options. There are indications that indicate that they are about to bring back one of their players from their temporary absence from the club when the transfer window for January starts in five weeks.During the summer transfer window, Manchester United made it possible for teenage striker Charlie McNeill to join Stevenage, a club in League One, on loan until the end of the season. However, the Red Devils are planning to terminate the loan agreement prematurely since the academy graduate has not been given enough playing time recently.Following his appearance as a substitute in the Europa League match against Real Sociedad during the previous season, McNeill has already made his debut with the club’s first-team since then. With the expectation that he will have a prosperous career at Old Trafford, the twenty-year-old player was loaned out to other clubs in order to obtain consistent first-team playing time.

However, the teenager, who is now scheduled to return to Old Trafford, has not exactly met the expectations that were set for him in terms of how things have turned out. The Manchester Evening News has reported that McNeill will be brought back from his loan stint at Stevenage in order to facilitate a transfer to another club in January. This deal is expected to take place.