JOSHUA ZIRKZEE has reportedly fallen out with Ruben Amorim as he seeks an Old Trafford exit.
The forward has struggled to adjust to the Premier League since signing for £34million in the summer.
Zirkzee was dragged off after just 33 minutes against Newcastle following heavy boos from his own supporters, with the forward reportedly reduced to tears.
Now reports in Italy claim Zirkzee has had a row with Amorim as he looks to secure a move away from the club.
Corriere dello Sport report he is looking to leave on loan amid interest from Juventus.
They are managed by Thiago Motta, who Zirkzee played for at Bologna, so a deal could be in the offing.
Juventus chief Cristiano Giuntoli has opened the door for a move for the Dutchman, who is also attracting interest from Napoli.
Giuntoli said: "Zirkzee? It's not appropriate to mention names, but we are keeping an eye on any interesting opportunities, and we will move to strengthen the defence."
Amorim revealed he spoke to Zirkzee after his early substitution and suggested he is going through a tough moment.
He said: "Josh is a really good lad. We will support him and keep going.
"It was really tough for me to do that, but I've spoken to Josh as it was important to express the message. We needed Josh to go out, for the team.
"The player is suffering and I was there myself a few years ago. I felt he and the team were suffering during the game and we needed another midfielder.
"It was tough on me to do that and I've talked with Josh about that because it's important to relay the message.'