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The Netherlands international saw his contract with PSV Eindhoven terminated by mutual consent last week and is actively looking to join a new side as soon as possible. It is reported that several Saudi sides have sounded out proposals to the 28-year-old, though there is no frontrunning club to secure his signature.<\/p>\n
El Ghazi was present at the Emirates Stadium before the international break to watch United lose 3-1 to Arsenal, and it remains to be seen whether he will be linking up with those stars on the pitch over the coming weeks.<\/p>\n
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The decision to bring in El Ghazi would indicate how seriously the public bust-up between Ten Hag and Sancho is being treated, as well as the lack of cover that United naturally possess in the final third.<\/p>\n
Sancho is said to have met with Ten Hag on Monday in their first face-to-face meeting since their public spat, and the arrival of another right-winger would indefinitely indicate that it was not the most productive first step in repairing the damaged relationship.<\/p>\n
Ex-Aston Villa and Everton star El Ghazi scored eight goals in 23 league appearances for PSV last season but the arrivals of Hirving Lozano from Napoli and Noa Lang from Club Brugge left the playmaker questioning whether he would feature as prominently this season.<\/p>\n