Lewis Hall's latest stance on a move to Manchester United has emerged, after a transfer collapsed in the summer due to Newcastle's demands.

Newcastle United left-back Lewis Hall reportedly remains open to a permanent move to Manchester United despite a potential deal falling through over the summer. While Newcastle previously blocked his departure and tied him to a new long-term deal, Hall's stance regarding a switch to Old Trafford has reportedly not changed.
Manchester United are actively seeking a reliable left-back due to persistent injury problems facing Luke Shaw and Patrick Dorgu. Although Newcastle reportedly value Hall at over €100m, he remains United's primary target ahead of alternative options like Bournemouth's Adrien Truffert.
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