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United could move for Ait-Nouri in January

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United could move for Ait-Nouri in January

Man Utd could move for Algerian left‑back Rayan Ait-Nouri in the January window as his future at Manchester City looks uncertain under Enzo Maresca. A Football Insider report says the 25‑year‑old is unlikely to force his way back into the manager’s plans, making a departure increasingly probable if his situation does not improve. The defender has struggled to find regular first‑team opportunities this season.

He has yet to make a Premier League appearance and has featured only in four Champions League and Carabao Cup matches, providing three assists. Maresca currently favours Josko Gvardiol and Nico O’Reilly at left‑back, leaving Ait‑Nouri with a tough challenge to break into the starting eleven.

The former Wolverhampton Wanderers player remains determined to fight for his place at the Etihad Stadium. Nevertheless, with two established options ahead of him, securing regular minutes will be difficult.

United eye left‑back as City options narrow

Manchester United could offer Ait‑Nouri the chance to revive his career. The Red Devils made a surprise approach for the defender towards the end of the summer window, but City quickly rejected the bid. It remains to be seen whether United will return with another proposal in January, given their need for additional quality and depth at left‑back.

Ait‑Nouri recorded five assists in 31 appearances for Manchester City last season, showcasing his attacking qualities and contribution in the final third. He could be a useful addition for several Premier League clubs seeking an attack‑minded full‑back with English football experience. City, however, will need a suitable solution if the defender decides his future lies elsewhere. A January departure could benefit all parties, allowing the player to secure regular football while the Premier League champions reshape their squad.

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