Transfer news: Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard joins Birmingham on loan

The attacking player will move to the Championship team for a month

Friday 20 September 2013 11:50 BST
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Jesse Lingard (Manchester United/Getty images)

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Birmingham have signed Manchester United's Jesse Lingard on a one-month loan deal.

The attacking midfielder, 20, arrives at St Andrew's to bolster a Blues squad which has struggled so far this season, winning just one and losing five of their opening seven Sky Bet Championship matches.

Lingard, who can play anywhere across midfield, arrives as one of United's most highly regarded assets on the fringes of David Moyes' first team.

Capped by England's Under-21 side last month, Lingard is yet to make his senior debut for United but spent two months on loan at Leicester last season, making five substitute appearances.

He is in the frame to make his debut at home to Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday and has been allocated the number nine shirt by Birmingham boss Lee Clark.

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