The 31-year-old has been United’s first choice left-back for over a decade, but last season was the first time he was able to feature in all 38 Premier League games, after a succession of injury issues.
That led to speculation over the club signing a replacement over the summer, with Newcastle United's Lewis Hall mooted as the preferred option, but he's since signed a new deal at Saint James’ Park.
Michael Carrick also opted to focus on improving his midfield ahead of the 2026/27 season with Shaw, Patrick Dorgu and Diogo Dalot in place as his left-back options.
As per the latest from Football Insider, United are still looking for a long-term successor to Shaw, but they are willing to offer him new terms at the start of 2027.
The main caveat focuses on proving his fitness, and that is causing a split, with some club figures unconvinced over his ability to stay injury free.
His current deal expires a the end of the current season and the club are open to giving him another 12 months at Old Trafford.