Wout Weghorst to Man Utd nears as forward ‘packs bags to fly to England and sign contract’

Wout Weghorst has reportedly packed his bags ahead of his proposed move to Manchester United and will not be in Besiktas’ squad for their league game on Saturday.

Besiktas are scheduled to travel to Konyaspor this weekend, but the Turkish side have already decided to leave the striker out of their travel group.

Weghorst’s loan move to Old Trafford appears to be drawing ever closer, and the 30-year-old is set to travel to England to sign his contract, according to the Turkish outlet. fanatic.

Wout Weghorst has already packed his bags ahead of his proposed move to Man United

Weghorst is set to join United on a temporary deal until the end of the season after the Red Devils agreed to pay Besiktas £2.5m to shorten his loan move from Burnley.

Besiktas are eager to bring in a replacement for Weghorst before allowing him to leave, but after cutting him out of their last squad, it seems they are set to lose him imminently.

The Dutch striker missed training on Wednesday after complaining of groin pain, which may have left some United fans concerned about his fitness before joining the club.

Weghorst missed training on Wednesday, but this appears to be only a minor setback and will not affect his move to United.

However, he was still able to do a custom session at the gym, and now it looks like it was only a minor issue.

Weghorst said goodbye to Besiktas supporters on Saturday after scoring the winner in their league game against Kasimpasa.

That now looks likely to be his last contribution to the club, as he approaches a return to England just six months after leaving the country following Burnley’s relegation from the top flight last season.

Weghorst scored twice at the World Cup, but was unable to help the Netherlands through the quarter-final stage.

The giant striker has excelled during his time in Turkey, scoring nine goals in 18 appearances for Besiktas.

He continued his good form at the World Cup, scoring twice for the Netherlands in a bad-tempered quarterfinal with Argentina, before the South American nation advanced on penalties.

Weghorst will now have a chance to improve on his Premier League record, which saw him score just twice in 20 games for Burnley in the final period before the Clarets fell out of the Championship.