Man Utd midfielder Scott McTominay facing uncertain future with Fulham not 'close' to agreeing transfer after seeing three bids rejected

Negotiations between United and Fulham are still ongoing but it's been a frustrating transfer saga for all involved. The Red Devils have rejected three offers for McTominay, despite their need for sales, and are holding out for a package worth £30 million ($38m), according to the Independent.

The arrivals of Joshua Zirkzee and Leny Yoro have left United needing to sell in order to comply with Profit and Sustainability Rules and pursue other transfers. They want to make five more sales but have so far struggled to shift those available, including Jadon Sancho, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Casemiro and Victor Lindelof. And a deal for McTominay isn't likely at present - the report adds that Fulham haven't gotten close to United's asking price.

United have struggled to shift their deadwood due to a slow market. There's been less Saudi Pro League activity this summer and other Premier League clubs have PSR considerations. In addition, some of the first-team players at Old Trafford are on hefty wages that interested parties are unwilling to match - another problem caused by the previous recruitment policy.

The transfer window doesn't close until August 30 so United and Fulham still have time to strike a deal. The Scotland international would join Ryan Sessegnon, Emile Smith Rowe and Jorge Cuenca among the summer arrivals at Craven Cottage.