Manchester United fans have urged the club to sign Enzo Le Fee after the midfielder confirmed his desire to leave Lorient at the end of the season.Le Fee recently announced, via French outlet Le Telegramme (h/t Fabrizio Romano on Twitter):"It's time for me to leave Lorient. I will no longer extend the contract, I waited for new proposal in December, but then it didn’t arrive. It’s time to go. I hope to leave this summer, so my transfer brings money to Lorient."The 23-year-old ranks in the 95th percentile for tackles by midfielders in the top five leagues in the past 12 months. He's also in the 94th percentile each for shot-creating actions and expected assists per game during the same period (h/t FBRef).FBRef's list of similar players to Le Fee includes Borussia Dortmund's Jude Bellingham and 2022 FIFA World Cup winner Rodrigo De Paul. Moreover, Le Fee's explicit desire to leave the club and a contract that expires in the summer of 2024 make him a comparatively gettable target for his potential suitors.Here are some of the best reactions from the Red Devils faithful on Twitter after Le Fee confirmed his intention to leave Lorient:YJ 🇾🇪@YJREAL1@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme @ManUtd please do something for me351@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme @ManUtd please do something for meUnited Genius Lyrics.@UGLyrics_@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme We will be waiting6@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme We will be waiting https://t.co/RTgFbzHaKxHew 🇶🇦😎🇳🇿@UTD_heisenberg@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Old Trafford is waiting my boy 2@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Old Trafford is waiting my boy 🙌🙌Legacy 🇶🇦@FCLegacy2@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Old trafford is waiting for him with open arms@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Old trafford is waiting for him with open armsLiam 🔴🇶🇦@Liam2utd@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Get him to united@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Get him to unitedAustinho@nzan_austin@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme United don't sleep on this guyyyyyyyyy@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme United don't sleep on this guyyyyyyyyyManchester Wunited@Papilopy3@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Bring him to the theaters@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Bring him to the theatersJamal🌊🍇@NYKJA@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Welcome to United1@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Welcome to UnitedDin Djarin@Amos_Ngopwa@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Man United I’m on my knees @ManUtd@FabrizioRomano @LeTelegramme Man United I’m on my knees @ManUtdAs per Le Parisien (h/t GetFootballNewsFrance) in January, Bournemouth were interested in making a double swoop for Lorient duo Dango Outtara and Le Fee. Outtara arrived at the Vitality Stadium in January for £20 million but Le Fee stayed put.The Lorient-born player has been with his boyhood club since 2008. He made his senior debut as an 18-year-old in a 1-0 Coupe de France loss against US Saint-Malo in November 2018. Le Fee has registered seven goals and 15 assists in 135 senior appearances across competitions for Les Merlus.Manchester United failed to sign Sofyan Amrabat on loan in JanuaryUnited's Marcel Sabitzer.Nordin Amrabat, the brother of Fiorentina midfielder Sofyan Amrabat, has said that Manchester United failed to sign the Morocco international in the closing stages of the January transfer window.The 26-year-old made a huge impression at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, where he helped the Atlas Lions to a historic fourth-place finish. Speaking to VoetbalPrimeur (h/t UnitedInFocus), Nordin Amrabat said:"Manchester United came in the last two days. They wanted to loan him with an option to buy. But that fell through because Fiorentina didn’t want this sort of deal."The Red Devils wanted to sign a new midfielder after Christian Eriksen's ankle injury in late January. Amrabat would have added some much-needed depth and competition in central midfield.However, they ultimately ended up signing Marcel Sabitzer on loan from Bayern Munich to fill that gap temporarily.