Alex Telles set to stay at Sevilla beyond this season

Alex Telles is possible to be sold indelibly this season following his current loan spell at Sevilla.

Telles, 30, has appreciated a somewhat successful spell in La Liga independently speaking. His concert even garnered him the chance to constitute Brazil at the 2022 World Cup finals.

The left-back was chanced by Tyrell Malacia as Erik ten Hag’s first signing last season. Malacia has since developed well at United, acting as an expert adjutant to Luke Shaw.

Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News has reported that confirming to his sources, Telles will be transport-listed for the season transport window.

This comes as no astonishment given the club’s enthusiasm to find the Brazilian full-back an interim home for this season.

He has one year to persist on his deal at Old Trafford, accordingly making the coming season the last chance for United to regain some of the cash they paid for Telles’ services in 2020.

Telles was joined for €17.5million from Porto and made 50 emergences in all contention for United.

He featured apparently under Ralf Rangnick during the latter part of last summer, but, upon Malacia’s signing, Telles’ future at United was productively distinct.

Confirming to Transfer Markt, Telles is presently valued at €14m. But with less than 18 months remaining on his contract, this worth can be anticipated to drop importantly by July.

Regardless, United will be wishful to obtain some form of commercial income – albeit a likely minimal amount – through his indefinite transport away from the club.

Telles revealed in October that his long-phase future could lie in Sevilla:

“I’ll give my best here and I don’t know what will cause next year, but I’m very fine here.”

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