Newcastle United have told Manchester United that full-back Lewis Hall is not for sale this summer, after an initial enquiry was rejected.
Manchester United are looking to strengthen at left-back this summer and 21-year-old England international Hall is a player they have long admired.
But Newcastle turned down their enquiry two weeks ago, and are in the market to add another full-back themselves.
Hall has three years remaining on his current Newcastle contract.
_Sky Sports News_ has been reporting since March that Hall was among the names being considered by Manchester United for a summer move as they search for a long-term successor to Luke Shaw, who has one year left on his contract.
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Sky Sports' Joe Thomlinson, William Bitibiri and Danyal Khan discuss Manchester United's interest in Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall.
Manchester United are currently going into the new season with Shaw as their only senior option at left-back, following Tyrell Malacia's departure on a free transfer.
Manchester United will continue to assess their options this summer as they look to strengthen Michael Carrick's side with an additional midfielder still a possibility at this stage.
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