According to Sky Sports, Lonnick said he was "eager" to keep Edani until the end of the season.
The 34-year-old Cavani,whose contract expires in the summer, has not seen much time playing this season and there are already rumours that Edinson Eduard Cavani may leave in January, but despite only 408 minutes of play so far in the season, the Uruguayan's recent goal proved his worth, and Lonnick said he wanted Cavani to stay at Old Trafford.
The Manchester United boss said: "We've had a lot of conversations over the last few weeks and Perhaps Cavani is the player I communicate with most frequently. I told Cavani from day one that he was a very important player and perhaps the only striker in our squad who could carry the ball on his back, and as I said before, Cavani's career and work efficiency are extraordinary.
I told Cavani I was very eager to keep him until the end of the season and he also knew I had a very high opinion and respect for him.
Cavani knows I'm not going to let him go, for me he's a very important player for the rest of the season and we're still playing on the third line, so United definitely need Cavani and obviously he has to stay. ”
Romano tweeted: Morata's priority is still to join Barca, and I was told that Xavi was contacting Morata frequently by phone, as he had done with Ferran Torres.
Juve won't activate the €40 million selective buyout clause, but they won't let Morata go before finding a new top striker, so let's walk and see.
According to The Post reporter SM, Tuchel will hold crisis talks with Lukaku on Monday local time, and the striker was recently abandoned by Chelsea for inappropriate remarks, and he did not accompany the team to the Focus of the Blues' draw with Liverpool.
Lukaku's previous interview with Sky Sports Italy admitted that he was "unhappy" at Chelsea, which caused an uproar, and the Belgian also lost the big list for Chelsea's match against Liverpool, reporting that Tuchel will have an emergency meeting with Lukaku and the Blues manager will decide after the meeting whether to let the star return in the Carabao Cup match against Tottenham.
Asked about it, Tuchel said: "First we need to take stock of the situation, not listen to the media or pressure, we need to figure out what he said and why he said it." Then we decide whether Lukaku will play in the midweek game. ”