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Manchester United: Fans appeal to sell Luke Shaw amid reported Leicester interest

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According to a report from the Sunday Mirror via the Leicester Mercury, Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw is gathering interest from Leicester City as a potential replacement for Ben Chilwell as rumours continue to surface over the player’s future – with these Red Devils supporters ecstatic over the news. 

Shaw, who has started just eight games for the Red Devils this campaign, is being touted as a player who Leicester City could potentially target to replace Chilwell if he decides to leave the King Power Stadium amid previous links with the likes of Chelsea. The two Englishmen appear to be on a level playing field in terms of stats, with Shaw bettering the 22-year-old’s average of tackles (1.4) and accurate passes per game (87.6%) in the Premier League while Chilwell looks the superior man when it comes to interceptions (1.1) and clearances (2.2), as per WhoScored.com.

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However, in the eyes of Red Devils supporters, it’s clear who the better defender is – with some fans taking to Twitter and imploring the Foxes to take Shaw off their hands if at all possible. With that in mind, here’s what they had to say on social media down below.

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Emilio, 28 - Snack Media journalist who graduated with first class honours from the University of Central Lancashire in 2019. Lifelong Man City supporter.

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