Manchester United reportedly remain fearful that they will be unable to offload Matteo Darmian until the summer transfer window due to a lack of offers.
The Italian defender has failed to find his feet under the management of Jose Mourinho and it's believed the club are looking for potential suitors.
Inter Milan and Juventus have been linked to the 27-year-old but both sides appear reluctant to place an offer, the Sun reports.
Meanwhile, manager Jose ourinho continues to keep an attentive eye on Benfica defender Nelson Semedo.
The 23-year-old is a key component in the Benfica side, being one of only two squad players to not a miss a single game this season.
According to the Mirror, the player's contract includes a €80m buyout clause.
United scouts have also been watching youngster Ramon Carvalho at the Copa Ipiranga U20 tournament, report the Express.
The midfielder has been in exceptional form since his move to Internacional in March and with his contract coming to an end. it looks like United could be first choice to sign the talented Brazilian.
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