According to Dutch reporter Joost Blaauwhof and Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United defender Tyrell Malacia is close to joining PSV Eindhoven. Since joining the Red Devils, Malacia has found it difficult to contribute, and injuries have been a major problem. Patrick Dorgu, a left wing-back, was recently signed by United, which may further affect Malacia’s playing time. According to a report by journalist Blaauwhof, PSV is getting closer to signing Malacia, and his medical inspection will come next.
He was getting close to signing a loan deal with the Dutch team, according to Italian reporter Fabrizio Romano, who followed up with his version of events. Given that they now have Luke Shaw, Diogo Dalot, Noussair Mazraoui, and Dorgu as wing-back possibilities, it is not surprising that United has approved a move to let Malacia leave. Malacia’s United career has so far been marred by injuries, but perhaps a return to his own country would help him start to thrive once more.
Man Utd star ‘on his way’ to join PSV as medical booked in late twist
Dutch reporter Joost Blaauwhof claims that PSV is “set to become PSV’s new left-back,” with a deal between the teams anticipated to be achieved by tonight’s 11 p.m. deadline. Malacia is rumored to be “on his way” to joining the Eredivisie powerhouses on a six-month loan until the end of the season; however, it’s unknown if there will be a buyout option or commitment.
Malacia will have the chance to resume his career in the Netherlands, where he first gained recognition as a young player for Feyenoord, if the transfer is finalized. Diogo Dalot has proven he can fill in at left back when needed, but Dorgu and Luke Shaw will now be Amorim’s primary options as the new Man Utd manager. According to a further update from Fabrizio Romano, Malacia will soon have a medical with PSV before formally finalizing the loan transfer to the Dutch team. “SV Eindhoven is nearing an agreement to loan Tyrell Malacia from Manchester United; the deal is nearing completion,” Romano said on X.
