Manchester United have extended Victor Lindelof's contract for another season and are now looking to lengthen Aaron Wan Bissaka and Hannibal Mejbri's deals, according to reports. 

Lindelof's contract at Manchester United was set to expire this summer after signing for the Red Devils in 2017. However, the 29-year-old, who cost United £30.7million after leaving Benfica, will be staying for another year - according to The Sun. 

Now United are looking to extend Wan Bissaka's deal - with the 26-year-old right back returning to the squad after struggling with a hamstring injury earlier in the season. 

As it stands, Wan Bissaka's current deal, which was signed in 2019 when he joined from Crystal Palace, expires next summer. However, there is an option to extend that by 12 months. 

It's believed United will trigger that extension and up the 26-year-old's £100,000-a-week wages in the process.

The Red Devils are also looking to extend Mejbri's stay at Old Trafford.  

Like Wan-Bissaka, Mejbri's deal is set to expire next summer, but United have a clause in his contract that allows them to extend his stay at the club for a further 12 months. 

The 20-year-old joined United from Monaco in 2019, and went on to feature for the Under 18s, 19s and 21s. But, after struggling for first-team football, he was sent out on loan to Championship outfit Birmingham City last term, and made 41 appearances for the club.

Mejbri returned to United in the summer and netted his first goal for the Red Devils at home against Brighton in a 3-1 defeat.

Meanwhile, on Sunday Mail Sport exclusively United have decided against triggering a one-year extension of Raphael Varane's £340,000-a-week contract by the January 1 deadline.

Instead, the Premier League giants - who have not won the title since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure back in 2013- are looking to negotiate a new deal with the 30-year-old defender. 

Terms for such a deal have not yet been disclosed but Manchester United fans have already made their feelings known - with Gary Neville leading the charge against the new contract. 

He took to Twitter, now known as X, to say:  'If United are looking to renew Lindelof and Varane (on reduced terms) I’m worried. We have to start afresh as much as possible.

Neville continued to explain the reason that he'd be worried with the club extending Lindelof and Varane's deals beyond the end of the season.

He said: 'Whilst these 2 aren’t bad players by any stretch, a message must be sent to everyone inside and outside of the club that it’s not going to tolerate the levels over the last few years.'

Varane has played 79 games in all competitions for United since joining from Real Madrid in the summer of 2021, but has started just seven of his 11 Premier League appearances this season.