The player who rejected Manchester United regrets and is now desperate to find a team

The winter transfer window is already open and clubs in Europe are preparing to reinforce themselves for the rest of the campaign, or even for the following season. In that sense, there are also players who are in need of a change of scenery and that during this transfer window will try to find a new club where they can have the regularity they expect.

Of course, it is not always easy for a player to move in the winter transfer window, especially when he has not had so many minutes during the first half of the season. Such is the case of Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips, who under Pep Guardiola has had no regularity and is currently practically erased from the squad, since not even in today's FA Cup match against Huddersfield Town has he been considered for the squad.

A few days ago it was reported that Phillips had been approached by Manchester United, as the Red Devils are looking to turn around the dismal performance they have had so far. However, despite the fact that Kalvin Phillips is in need of minutes, he preferred to reject the Old Trafford team and wait for a better offer. However, his current situation could make the 28-year-old regret his decision to reject United.

In that regard, Phillips was reportedly negotiating with Juventus to join them. However, transfer market journalist Fabrizio Romano claims that "Juventus have no intention of proceeding with the Kalvin Phillips deal on current terms following talks with Manchester City over salary and loan fee coverage."

Manchester United needs reinforcements

Manchester United had a really disastrous first half of the season. On the one hand they have been eliminated from the Champions League in the group stage, they are also far from the top places in the Premier League and on top of that it seems that little by little the current group of players has stopped trusting Erik ten Hag. However, it is said that the Red Devils will look for one or two players in the winter transfer window to try to get back into the fight for a place in European competitions.