SCOTT TO BE KIDDING
Man Utd receive tiny transfer bid for Scott McTominay from Galatasaray as Red Devils hold out for DOUBLE the fee
The United brass were reportedly left baffled by the offer
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MANCHESTER UNITED have knocked back a minuscule bid for midfielder Scott McTominay, it's been claimed.
The Red Devils are reportedly willing to part ways with the Scotland international if they receive a suitable offer for his services this summer.
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SunSport revealed earlier this month that London duo Fulham and Tottenham are interested in signing the 27-year-old.
McTominay is said to have attracted interest from Turkish giants Galatasaray, with reports claiming they have tabled an offer for the Scot.
But their lowball bid is said to have been rebuffed by the Premier League giants.
Turkish reporter Ali Naci Kucuk claims the Super Lig big boys have submitted a £12.6million offer for the Red Devils academy graduate.
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But United are said to want at least DOUBLE that sum for the midfielder
Kucuk told Raydo Gol: “Galatasaray have submitted an offer of €15m to Manchester United.
"Manchester United, on the other hand, wanted €30m.
"If Manchester United don’t get the offers they want, McTominay could go to Galatasaray for €20m.
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"Let me remind you, Galatasaray signed Mauro Icardi in September."
United boss Erik ten Hag has spoken openly about McTominay's future at Old Trafford, insisting he wants to retain his services.
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Speaking after their pre-season clash with Rangers, he said: "I think we have very good players so they'll always have an interest from other clubs.
"If you score 10 goals in a season and perform very well for Scotland there will be an interest.
"We want to actually keep him because he's a very important player for our squad.
"We've seen what he can contribute last season.
"When we had the sixes and he could play in a more advanced role, he's a highly interesting player for our team."
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