Manchester United news: Tottenham emerge as favourites to land Luke Shaw ahead of Chelsea and Everton

TOTTENHAM are favourites to sign Luke Shaw to bring an end to his nightmare at Manchester United.

Spurs are 6/4 to recruit the left back with Chelsea and Everton also in the transfer race to sign the 22-year-old after he was criticised by Jose Mourinho again.

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The Blues are outsiders with Sun Bets at 10/1, while the Toffees are second in the running at 5/1.

But Shaw is priced at 7/1 to either join his former club Southampton or West Ham – with both clubs currently fighting relegation.

SunSport have revealed Mourinho and Shaw were involved in a furious training ground bust-up in the build-up to their FA Cup win over Brighton.

Which led to Shaw being substituted at half-time, before he was publicly criticised after the match by the Special One.

There are rumours suggesting Red Devils officials fear they will lose out on millions if they are to sell Shaw now.

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Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has also advised the defender to join another club to fulfill his potential and believes he could become a world-class player elsewhere.

Sun Bets spokesman Tim Reynolds said: “Luke Shaw has had an awful time at Manchester United and will be looking to escape in the summer to get his career back on track.

“He will have plenty of options and he will either have the chance to join another top-end Premier League side in Tottenham or Chelsea.

“Or he may choose to join a lower-placed side, where he will be guaranteed more game time – as his confidence will be at rock bottom at the moment.”