Tottenham to tell Manchester United left-back Danny Rose is not for sale
- Tottenham will remain firm in the face of transfer interest in Danny Rose
- Manchester United are interested in the England international left-back
- After losing Kyle Walker, Spurs do not want to lose another key player to rival
Tottenham will insist Danny Rose is not for sale to those interested in the left-back, including Manchester United.
Having already seen one full-back sold to a Premier League rival in Kyle Walker's £50million move to Manchester City, Tottenham have no intention of losing another.
Rose is contracted with the club until 2021 and the 27-year-old has a big part to play in Mauricio Pochettino's plans this season.
Tottenham will insist Danny Rose is not for sale to club interested in signing the left-back
Losing him as well as Walker would be a big blow for Spurs, who are set for Champions League football this season but have yet to make a single signing this summer.
Tottenham will be starting the season with Ben Davies in the left-back position because of Rose's knee injury.
As well as United, Inter Milan were also said to be interested in Rose.
Kyle Walker is the most expensive defender in the world after his move to Manchester City
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