Manchester United teenager Harry Amass has switched representation in a bid to secure a move away from the club this winter.
The 19‑year‑old was linked with several Championship clubs last summer and could have been sold for around £6 million.
However, the proposed transfer fell through and he has only featured twice as a substitute for United in the Champions League.
Amass has expressed frustration at his limited game time and is keen to leave as soon as possible, ideally in January.
The Sun reports that his decision to change agents reflects this ambition, and a move could be finalised in the coming weeks.
Burnley were among the clubs interested in signing him last summer, but their current predicament at the bottom of the Championship may diminish their appeal as a destination.
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