Manchester United transfer target Louis Page has opened up on his failed move to the club in the summer and his future ambitions.

Leicester City midfielder Louis Page has addressed the summer transfer speculation surrounding his potential move to Manchester United. The Premier League club held talks with Leicester on transfer deadline day to secure a permanent deal for the 18-year-old, but negotiations collapsed before an agreement could be reached. United reportedly remain confident about securing the player during the upcoming January window.
Speaking to BBC Radio Leicester, Page described the transfer window as a whirlwind experience but emphasized his current commitment to Leicester City. Page highlighted his desire to help the club earn promotion back to the Championship while focusing on his development under his manager.
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