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 Manchester United's out-of-favour midfielder

 Jesse Lingard is ready to finally seal 

an exit from the club this month after failing

 to start a Premier League game this 

season, according to reports.

Lingard was so impressive on loan 

at West Ham United last season with 

some searing form that nearly rewarded

 him with a place in the England squad, 

but he returned to Old Trafford looking

 for a second chance that has not come.

Now the Mirror report that Lingard finally 

wants out after more than two decades 

with his boyhood club as he looks to seal

 regular first team football, with the London

 Stadium a possible destination.

Sportsmail reported this week how 

United are facing a dressing room unrest 

of 17 players who are currently unhappy 

at Old Trafford, including Cavani

, Paul Pogba and Donny van de Beek 

amid a difficult season for the Red Devils.

Lingard is understood to be among this 

crap of dissatisfied stars, having not

 featured for the club since a 1-1 draw 

against Young Boys on December 8 

- just the third time he has played a game

 under interim boss Ralf Rangnick.

His contract will expire in the summer 

and become a free agent - meaning 

West Ham could snap him up on a cut 

price deal with United keen not to lose

 him for nothing after starting his career

 with the club.

West Ham and boss David Moyes are 

determined to secure a permanent deal

 for Lingard, the report adds, having failed 

to snatch him up last summer.

He has played 12 times in all competitions

 this season, with eight sub appearances

 in the league and two starts in cup 

games - netting twice overall.

Last season with the Hammers, he 

played 16 times, scoring nine goals, 

and will be desperate to return to that

 top level form.