After more than a decade at Old Trafford, Luke Shaw appears prepared to end his Manchester United career.
The 30-year-old defender is reportedly open to exploring opportunities elsewhere, including potential moves to Saudi Arabia.
Despite having two years remaining on his current deal worth £150,000 weekly, the left-back recognises that his playing opportunities may become increasingly limited.
According to The Sun, Shaw is ready to consider offers from interested parties.
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|Luke Shaw is ready to leave Manchester United after 11 years at Old Trafford
The England international has been with the Red Devils since 2014, accumulating 388 appearances for both club and country during his career.
His potential exit would mark the conclusion of an 11-year association with the Manchester club, having joined from Southampton in 2014.
Competition for his position has intensified significantly under manager Ruben Amorim's system. The Portuguese coach can now choose from multiple options at left-back, including Diogo Dalot and January acquisition Patrick Dorgu.
Adding to Shaw's concerns is the emergence of Diego Leon, an 18-year-old prospect who arrived from Paraguayan side Cerro Porteno for £3.3million.
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|Luke Shaw joined Manchester United from Southampton back in the summer transfer window of 2014
The teenager made an immediate impression during his debut appearance.
Following Leon's performance in the goalless draw against Leeds, Amorim praised the youngster's potential.
"He did really well. He's learning things, he's powerful, he's going to be a very good player," the manager stated.
This increased competition means Shaw faces a battle to secure regular first-team football at Old Trafford.
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The full-back's fitness record presents a significant concern, with the defender suffering 28 separate injuries throughout his United tenure.
A devastating double leg fracture in 2015 kept him sidelined for nearly 10 months, representing just one of many setbacks.
The left-back has missed almost five years of football due to various injury problems since arriving at Old Trafford. His availability issues continued last term when he managed only seven Premier League matches.
Throughout the previous campaign, Shaw battled separate knee, calf and muscle injuries that severely restricted his involvement.
These persistent fitness struggles have prevented him from establishing consistent runs in the team, undermining his ability to secure a regular starting position.
Shaw expressed remorse about United's disappointing campaign when speaking to BBC Sport in May.
"We're very sorry for what they have had to go through this season. Like I said, it's been nowhere near good enough, and I can only apologise for that," he said.
The defender questioned whether the squad met the standards required at Old Trafford.
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"Us as players, we have to question if we're good enough for Man United because this season is not acceptable," Shaw admitted.
Amorim isn't eager to offload the versatile defender immediately. Should Shaw remain beyond the summer window, a January exit remains a possibility.
The former Southampton player continues to offer valuable experience, having featured at centre-back during May's Europa League final loss to Tottenham.