Manchester United are ready to revisit a deal for Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall next summer as the club look to solve their left-back issues.

Manchester United are reportedly preparing to make a fresh move for Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall next summer to address recurring left-back issues. United had an approach for the 22-year-old rejected during the summer transfer window, after which he signed a new contract at Newcastle. Despite the extension, United remain confident that a deal can be completed with Newcastle next year, according to the iPaper.
Left-back availability remains a concern for United due to injuries to Luke Shaw and Ayden Heaven, while alternative option Lisandro Martinez faces an uncertain future. Bournemouth defender Adrien Truffert is also being monitored as an alternative target should a permanent move for Hall fail to materialize.
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