Amad Diallo Hits Back: Denies Loan Rumors as Manchester United Fan Page Gets a Stern ‘Stop LYING’ Message from the Determined Winger

Manchester United forward Amad Diallo has addressed speculations about a potential loan move, putting an end to rumors circulating in recent days. Diallo, who spent the previous season on loan with Sunderland, has been back with the Red Devils this season, contributing to the squad despite limited playing time and dealing with injuries.

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Despite high praise for his abilities and criticism of other players in similar positions, such as Antony, Diallo has faced challenges breaking into the first team under manager Erik ten Hag. Additionally, an injury sidelined him for a significant portion of the campaign, with his return marked by a 2-1 defeat against Nottingham Forest towards the end of the year.

Amad Diallo shuts down rumours from Man United fan page suggesting he will  leave on loan for a Championship club until end of the season - as winger  tells account to 'stop

Amidst rumors suggesting a possible loan move to clubs like Birmingham, Leicester, or a return to Sunderland, Diallo took to social media to refute the claims. Responding to a United news page sharing the report, he emphatically stated, “‘Stop lying mate.!'” affirming his commitment to staying at Old Trafford.

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In response, the news page issued an apology, expressing their eagerness to see Diallo back in action now that he has recovered from his injury. Diallo, who joined Manchester United from Atalanta in January 2021 for £19 million, has made 10 appearances for the club, scoring one goal. His loan spells at Sunderland and Rangers have showcased his potential, with 14 goals in 42 games for Sunderland and three goals in 13 outings for Rangers during the 2021-22 season.

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Looking ahead, Diallo aims for playing time in the upcoming FA Cup third-round match against Wigan, and thereafter, Manchester United faces Tottenham in the Premier League as they seek to bounce back from their recent defeat to Nottingham Forest.