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Manchester United teenager Callum Gribbin turned down an £11,000-a-week move to Manchester City in the summer, according to a report.

Manchester United starlet Callum Gribbin reportedly turned down the chance to join arch-rivals Manchester City earlier this year.

The 16-year-old, who trained with the Red Devils' first team in the summer, is thought to have been offered an £11,000-a-week deal to make the controversial cross-city move.

According to The Mirror, the Citizens were eager to pounce when the playmaker's future looked to be in doubt, but members of United's coaching staff - including assistant boss Ryan Giggs - intervened and convinced him to stay.

Gribbin, also a rumoured target for Liverpool in the past, currently plies his trade for the club's Under-18s side, while also featuring for the Under-21s when making his debut against Man City last season.

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