Leicester City are open to selling Louis Page in January if Manchester United meet their £15m valuation and agree to loan him back for the season.

Leicester City are reportedly open to selling 18-year-old midfielder Louis Page to Manchester United in January if two specific conditions are met. According to a report by TEAMtalk, Leicester require a total transfer package worth close to £15 million and insist on retaining Page on loan for the remainder of the season.
Manchester United previously attempted to sign the teenager on transfer deadline day during the summer, but the move did not materialize. The Peoples Person argues that United should agree to Leicester's conditions during the winter window, noting that Real Madrid and Barcelona are also reportedly monitoring the midfielder.
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