Kobbie Mainoo is understood to be in talks over a new bumper Manchester United contract - and his pay increase could see him join the top earners at Old Trafford

Manchester United may need to sanction three exits to fund Kobbie Mainoo’s new contract, according to reports. It is claimed that the teenage star wants £200,000 per week to reflect his heightened status with the Red Devils and England.

Chelsea are believed to be favourites to sign Manchester United prospect Kobbie Mainoo if he does not agree a new contract.

Kobbie Mainoo's future at Manchester United has suddenly become uncertain amid negotiations over a new contract, with the January transfer window offering him a route out

Chelsea are leading the race to sign 19-year-old England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, whose contract talks with Manchester United have reached a stalemate. (Mail, external) Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund are monitoring Chelsea's 21-year-old Austrian-English attacking midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka.

Cole Palmer appears to have made his feelings clear on reported Chelsea interest in Kobbie Mainoo. Reports emerged on Tuesday that Manchester United are ready to listen to offers for their homegrown midfield star,

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Chelsea are trying to sway Manchester United sensation Kobbie Mainoo to Stamford Bridge amid his contract standoff, and it is believed that a deal for the rising star could even happen in January. On Tuesday afternoon,

Kobbie Mainoo is in contract talks with Manchester United, with the midfielder's current deal due to expire in 2027, but the Red Devils are confident of reaching an agreement

Kobbie Mainoo is reportedly dissatisfied with Manchester United's initial contract offer, which is leading to uncertainty about his future. He seeks a significant pay rise, reportedly demanding £200,000 weekly.

Kobbie Mainoo is a name not many would have expected to be involved in transfer rumours this January. But that is the case as Manchester United look to ensure they remain compliant with Financial Fair Play and Profit and Sustainability Rules.