Tyrell Malacia is closing in on an exit from Manchester United, and Turkish club Eyupspor will sign him on loan for the remainder of the season.

An agreement has been reached between Manchester United and Eyupspor over a season-long loan deal for Tyrell Malacia, according to Resat Can Ozbudak. The 26-year-old is unlikely to get regular opportunities at Manchester United, and he needs to leave the club to play regularly.

The Dutchman came close to joining La Liga club Elche CF before a deal failed to see the light of day. However, moving to Turkey could be ideal for him. He will look to get his career back on track with regular football. The move to Manchester United has not worked out for him, and he has struggled with persistent injury problems.

The Dutch wide man has previously shown his quality in the Netherlands, and he will be looking to get his career back on track. It remains to be seen whether he can hold down a regular starting spot for the Turkish outfit.

The player has no future at Manchester United, and he will look to impress this season by securing a long-term move away from the Premier League club. Manchester United will also hope that he can impress during his loan.

Malacia has no future at Manchester United

The Dutch defender will be out of contract in the summer of 2026, and he will leave Manchester United as a free agentupon the expiry of his loan deal. It will be interesting to see if he can convince the Turkish outfit to sign him permanently at the end of the season.

The Dutchman was highly rated before his move to Manchester United, and he will look to get back to his best once again. There is no doubt that he has the quality to do well in Turkish football. He will look to establish himself as an important player for the club.

Malacia is still relatively young, and he has time to get his career back on track. It will be interesting to see if he can hit the ground running in Turkiye. Manchester United needed to get rid of their fringe players this summer, and they will be delighted to have secured a move for the full-back.