Transfer news: Manchester United prepared to let Wilfried Zaha go on loan, but deny receiving any offers
Fulham and Newcastle are among the clubs linked with a move for the England international
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Your support makes all the difference.Manchester United manager David Moyes said he would consider loaning out Wilfried Zaha, although he has not had any offers for the 21-year-old.
Zaha, capped twice by England, signed for United from Crystal Palace in January for £15m, but remained at the south London club until the end of the season.
Since returning to United, the Ivory Coast-born winger has struggled for first team opportunities with the Premier League champions, having only appeared four times and only twice in the league.
"I did say to Wilf if I didn't feel he was getting enough games, I would consider it," Moyes told MUTV.
"Obviously if we've got injuries or other reasons, I wouldn't take it on board.
"But the truth is we haven't had anybody phoning up and wanting to do that at the moment.
"While it's like that, I am fine."
United take on Stoke City in the League Cup tonight, aiming to make the semi-finals of the competition for the first time since winning it in 2010.
Reuters
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