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Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall has opened the door to joining Manchester United this summer, according to The Sun.
The England international has been linked with a move away from the Magpies after their disappointing Premier League campaign.
The Magpies are not listening to offers for the 21-year-old, but reports suggest their resolve could be tested by a £50 million bid.
United have been credited with an interest in his services, and The Sun claim that Hall would be open to joining the Manchester giants.
The Chelsea graduate has his sights on playing Champions League football, which means United are a lucrative destination for him.
There could be more interest in the young left-back. The Blues could eye a reunion too, having sold Marc Cucurella to Real Madrid.
Newcastle recently sold Anthony Gordon to Barcelona, and they could lose Sandro Tonali or Bruno Guimaraes to Tottenham or Arsenal.
Hence, it could be difficult for Hall to head for the exit door, though the Magpies could permit his sale if he pushes for a transfer.
Written by Sri Aswin
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