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Report: Sunderland hold talks with Manchester United’s Cameron Borthwick-Jackson

General view outside the stadium during the Premier League match between Sunderland and West Bromwich Albion at Stadium of Light on October 1, 2016...
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Cameron Borthwick-Jackson could be the latest Manchester United youngster to join Sunderland, with the Premier League giants allegedly willing to loan him.

Manchester United's English defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson (L) vies with Norwich City's English midfielder Nathan Redmond during the English Premier League football match between...

Sunderland will need a new left-back this summer.

According to the Mirror, the Black Cats are keen to get a number of their highest-earning players off the wage bill and have therefore told Costa Rica international Bryan Oviedo to follow Jack Rodwell out the exit door.

Bryan Oviedo of Sunderland in action during the Sky Bet Championship match between QPR and Sunderland at Loftus Road on March 10, 2018 in London, England.

But who will come in to replace the former Everton man? All the signs are pointing to Cameron Borthwick-Jackson.

Reports emerged last week that Sunderland wanted to sign the highly-rated 21-year-old, with Manchester United willing to loan him out once again this summer after he spent the last two seasons at Wolves and Leeds United. And it seems a move to the Stadium of Light is now a step closer.

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The Sunderland Echo reports that the Wearsiders are hopeful of a breakthrough in a number of transfer deals over the next few days. And it is understood that they have held talks with Borthwick-Jackson about a potential move to League One.

Ramires of Chelsea battles for the ball with Cameron Borthwick-Jackson of Manchester United during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford...

It is not yet clear whether the player wants to make the move, or whether Manchester United would be willing to let him drop down as far as League One, but the excellent relationship between the two clubs appears to make a deal more likely.

A vast number of players have swapped United for Sunderland in recent years, including John O’Shea, Kieran Richardson, Paddy McNair and Donald Love.