Speculation is growing by the day suggesting that the Burnley defender, Michael Keane, will be making a return to Old Trafford.
Having been deemed as not good-enough to make the grade and then subsequently sent on his way, one respected source, the Daily Mail, is reporting that Keane will be heading back to Old Trafford in a deal that will see a transfer fee of £25 million paid for the centre-back.
If, as our source suggests, the deal is done this summer, Keane will be the second player, in recent times, who Manchester United have let go and then spent a fortune bringing the player back to the club, the other being Paul Pogba.
However, we understand that Manchester United, courtesy of a sell-on clause in the deal that saw Keane leave, will receive a percentage of that fee back.
But it does make you ponder over whether the club needs to reassess those they`re willing to let go for next-to-nothing.
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