Jake Turner wanted by Manchester United as boss Jose Mourinho plots swoop for Bolton’s England youth star
MANCHESTER UNITED are plotting a surprise swoop for Bolton’s England youth keeper Jake Turner.
They see the 18-year-old as a potential No 1 choice in the next few years.
Manchester United are plotting a swoop for Bolton’s Jake TurnerGetty ImagesThe England U18s international has yet to play for Bolton’s first-teamGetty Images
Wanderers have only just put Turner on a full-time contract and he was on the bench last season.
United boss Jose Mourinho wants to coach him for the future at Old Trafford.
Everton also rate Turner highly, but United have the lead in the race.
Bolton will take the biggest offer.
United have been tipped off by some of the FA coaching staff about the quality of the Cheshire-born Under-18 cap.
And they are poised to pounce before Turner starts a senior game.
Jose Mourinho wants to coach the youngster in the futureGetty ImagesRonald Koeman’s Everton are also interested in the stopperRex Features
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Bolton need money so boss Phil Parkinson can boost his promoted side’s Championship hopes.
He wants to snap up midfield dynamo Jason Lowe after he left neighbours Blackburn.
Lowe, 25, was skipper at Rovers in their relegation campaign and they let him go in May to cut his wages from their payroll.
Bolton boss Phil Parkinson needs the money to boost his squadRex FeaturesBolton want to sign former Blackburn man Jason Lowe on a free transferReutersJay Spearing has left Bolton after failing to agree a new contractAction Images - Reuters
Bolton are prepared to offer him more than £500,000-a-year despite their financial troubles.
Parkinson sees Lowe as a replacement for Jay Spearing — who failed to agree a new contract — and hopes to sort out a deal in the next couple of days.
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