Dan Gore is set to complete a loan move away from Manchester United in the next week, according to reports.
Manchester United academy graduate Dan Gore made his breakthrough for the Red Devils this campaign with his debut coming against Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup.
As well as this, the English midfielder came off the bench for a cameo against Unai Emery’s Aston Villa. But so far that is as far as it has gone.
Now, a move away from Old Trafford is looking to be in the offing which would be good for the midfielder’s development in the Red Devils’ first team.
Gore loan destination set
According to a report from the Manchester Evening News, the Red Devils have agreed to send Gore on loan to League One side Port Vale for the remainder of the current campaign.
Gore is reportedly excited about the opportunity and is eager to develop and play a key role for the Football League side ahead of returning to Old Trafford in the summer.
There was reportedly extensive interest shown in the English midfielder but it is Vale who were able to offer the best guarantee of first-team football for the academy graduate to grow and develop.
League One sides Bolton, Blackpool, Fleetwood and Shrewsbury were all reportedly interested, as well as Championship side Preston but Vale gave assurances to the midfielder that he would receive enough game time, according to the report.
It is expected that a deal for Gore will be completed early next week.
Gore’s chance to follow in Amad’s footsteps
First-team football in the EFL is exactly what the talented midfielder needs and hope from those at United will surely be that the Englishman returns to the club with renewed vigour.
Developing him physically will be key for him to make it at Old Trafford but if he needs any encouragement he can then look no further than Amad Diallo.
The club are keen to hold onto the Ivorian winger this month and they see him as an important part of the first-team squad, according to reports.
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