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Jesse Lingard is about to journey to america to hearken to pitches from Main League Soccer groups eager to signal the ahead this summer season, sources advised ESPN.

Lingard has left Manchester United a free agent and is being chased by Premier League golf equipment together with West Ham and Everton. Two MLS sides are additionally and are set to fulfill the 29-year-old and his representatives to pitch what have been described as “ground-breaking” offers.

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Lingard is but to decide about his subsequent transfer and is protecting his choices open earlier than selecting the place he’ll play subsequent season. The important thing consideration for the England worldwide is common taking part in time as he appears to pressure his method again into Gareth Southgate’s squad forward of the World Cup in Qatar in November.

Lingard formally left Previous Trafford on the finish of June after making greater than 200 appearances for his boyhood membership, scoring 35 objectives two of which got here within the 2016 FA Cup ultimate and 2017 League Cup ultimate.

West Ham supervisor David Moyes stays a eager admirer after Lingard’s profitable mortgage spell on the London Stadium in 2021 when he scored 9 objectives in 16 video games.

Everton boss Frank Lampard has additionally registered his curiosity whereas Barcelona and AC Milan have been in contact earlier in the summertime.

Lingard struggled for alternatives final season, making simply two Premier League begins regardless of scoring twice in its place towards Newcastle and West Ham in September. The identical month he scored twice within the 4-0 win over Andorra for England.

He’s amongst a bunch of gamers who’ve left United on free transfers this summer season together with Paul Pogba, Juan Mata, Nemanja Matic and Edinson Cavani.

Supply: espn.co.uk