Man Utd striker Anthony Elanga quizzed about Allsvenskan loan move | OneFootball

Manchester United striker Anthony Elanga hasn't ruled out a loan return to Sweden.

Speaking with Kvällposten via Fotboll Transfers, Elanga says he's happy at United, but won't rule out a loan departure.

He said: "Everything is possible but right now I am in United so I focus on them. But anything is possible and I have to be ready if the club wants to loan me or wants me to stay."

On the prospect of a switch to the Allsvenskan, Elanga added: "I do not know if I can answer that question because it will actually be difficult.

"I love (former clubs) Elfsborg and I love Malmö. So that's a very difficult question. I still follow Malmö and Elfsborg, but mostly Malmö."

Signed from Malmo seven years ago, Elanga twice tasted Premier League action for United last season. The 20 year-old signed a new deal in March for an undisclosed length of time.

This past week, Elanga has been with Sweden U21's squad, having only made his debut at that level earlier this year. His record is currently five goals in five U21 appearances.

- updated October 11