Ex-Man Utd midfielder ‘in contention’ for Spurs but he rejected loan

Ander Herrera was “in contention” to join Tottenham on loan but the player would reportedly “only want to play for Man Utd in England”.

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The 32-year-old spent five years at Man Utd between 2014 and 2019. He was a beloved figure during his time at Old Trafford.

Herrera played just short of 200 times for United as he won the FA Cup and Europa League.

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The Spaniard exited Man Utd in 2019 as he signed for PSG. The French side have been linked with Tottenham outcast Tanguy Ndombele. 

The two teams have reportedly been in discussions over a loan swap deal. Leandro Paredes is said to have ‘caught the eye’ of Spurs.

Adam Clayton of The Athletic has revealed that Herrera was “in contention” for a move to Spurs. He is said to be against this transfer due to his allegiance with Man Utd:

“PSG’s Ander Herrera was mentioned as a name in contention for a swap deal with Tanguy Ndombele at Tottenham,” Clayton explained (via The Athletic Football Podcast).

“But he’s happy at PSG and I’m told that he would only want to play for Manchester United in England.”

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