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Manchester United are reluctant to sanction the sale of Chris Smalling this summer unless a club meets their £20m valuation.
The centre-back spent the recent campaign on loan with AS Roma where he impressed in his 37 appearances across all competitions.
The Giallorossi are eager to sign him on a long-term basis, but so far, they have failed to reach an agreement with the Red Devils.
Paulo Fonseca's side are willing to pay around £15m for Smalling, but United are adamant that they won't sell him for anything less than £20m.
The Giallorossi are not in a position to meet the figure after missing out on Champions League football and they are likely to continue negotiations.
Smalling is prepared to take a pay-cut in order to rejoin the Giallorossi on a permanent basis and it remains to be seen whether a deal materialises.
Inter Milan and Juventus have also been credited with an interest in the former Fulham man, who has turned out 323 times for the Red Devils.
Written by Sri Aswin
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