Stoke have been reported to have a strong interest in Manchester United left-back Harry Amass, which may be explained by a potential departure for Bocat that would leave the club with a significant lack of players in that position. Stoke face competition to sign him, with Wednesday interested in bringing him back to Hillsborough for the remainder of the season. A sale of Bocat could lead to Amass moving to the Potteries for the remainder of the season.

According to The Sun, a loan move is in motion for Harry Amass to join Stoke City. The report also states that Stoke City are looking for a left-back and that other clubs are also interested in the teenager.

A report from Football Insider states that Stoke City are interested in a loan for Harry Amass from Manchester United for the rest of the season. It was reported by Pete O'Rourke that Stoke have contacted Manchester United about a potential loan for Amass, who impressed at Sheffield Wednesday during the first half of the season. Stoke can offer a superior financial package and are hopeful that may be sufficient to persuade Manchester United to agree to the move.

The Daily Mail reports that Stoke and Millwall have enquired about the availability of Manchester United's Harry Amass. The 18-year-old left-back has reportedly attracted interest from approximately 12 teams, including several clubs aiming for promotion from the Championship. Amass, who is currently on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, has made 16 appearances and is viewed as one of the best talents of his generation. A potential move in January could provide him with experience at a club challenging for a higher position in the table. It is also reported that the player is happy at his current loan club, where he is considered a key team member.