Manchester United daily transfer rumour roundup: Latest on Harry Amass, Cole Palmer, and Tom Heaton

 Manchester United’s transfer picture continues to evolve as loan moves, contract decisions, and rival club stances shape the landscape at Old Trafford.

With the window progressing, developments involving a young defender, a veteran goalkeeper, and a long-linked attacking star have all come into focus.

Harry Amass completes Norwich loan switch

Manchester United youngster Harry Amass has secured another Championship opportunity after completing a loan move to Norwich City. The 18-year-old left-back impressed during the first half of the season while on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, earning praise for his composure and work rate.

The move to Carrow Road is viewed as a step forward in his development, with Norwich identifying Amass’ ability to carry the ball and contribute in possession as key traits. United remain keen for the teenager to gain regular senior minutes, believing the experience will accelerate his progression ahead of future first-team consideration.

Cole Palmer ruled out of Manchester United move

Cole Palmer has once again been linked with a return to Manchester, but any hopes of a switch to United appear firmly shut down. Chelsea have made it clear internally that the England international is considered untouchable, regardless of recent speculation.

Despite a slight dip in form this season, Palmer remains central to Chelsea’s long-term plans following his high-profile move from Manchester City. United’s long-standing admiration for the forward is understood, but there is no indication that Chelsea are willing to open negotiations under any circumstances.

Tom Heaton set for new Manchester United contract

Veteran goalkeeper Tom Heaton looks set to extend his stay at Old Trafford, with plans in place for a new contract. Now 39, Heaton currently serves as United’s third-choice goalkeeper and remains a trusted presence behind the scenes.

An academy graduate, Heaton returned to United in 2021 after a successful spell with Burnley and has been valued for his professionalism, experience, and leadership within the dressing room. While his role on the pitch is limited, the club sees him as an important figure in supporting younger players and maintaining squad stability.

As United balances youth development with experience and monitors opportunities across the market, these updates highlight the club’s dual focus on the present and the future.