Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will not consider selling any of their players to Manchester United, it has been revealed.
The Sun says there has been bad blood between the two clubs for over a decade now, but it was was exacerbated by United's pursuit of Dimitar Berbatov in 2008.
And Levy has reiterated to club staff that he will never do business with United again, after a series of boardroom-level clashes between the two clubs.
Eric Dier and Danny Rose are both wanted at United.
But chances of that seem sparse if Ed Woodward plans to land either player, after over a decade of squabbling regarding deals for Berbatov, Michael Carrick and Zeki Fryers.
Source: tribalfootball.com