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Micheal Keane, who has continued to live in Manchester and is a boyhood United fan, can expect to quadruple his £25,000-a-week wages if he returns to a club that he first joined at the age of 11.
Michael Keane with the FA youth cup in 2011
The defender was first allowed to go to Burnley on loan before Louis van Gaal sanctioned a permanent move to Turf Moor.
Keane has however developed into one of the Premier League’s most highly-rated defenders since leaving United to join Burnley for £2m in January 2015.
And reports indicates Manchester United are set to re-sign Michael Keane from Burnley in a £25million deal this summer.
It’s understood that United have emerged as clear favourites to take the 24-year-old England centre-back back to Old Trafford.
United included a clause in the deal entitling them to 25 per cent of any sell-on fee, so they will have to pay less for Keane than any of their rivals.
