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JJ Gabriel could leave Manchester United for as little as £350,000, even though they have made their player a contract offer ahead of the winter transfer window
Tottenham went big in the summer transfer window while Manchester United held back, but both are struggling.
MANCHESTER UNITED flop Matteo Darmian has joined Bologna on a free transfer, four months after leaving Inter Milan. Darmian, 36, spent four hapless years with United where he registered a mere one goal and three assists in 92 appearances, but won the FA Cup and Europa League. But the full-back turned his career around
JJ Gabriel is pushing for a Manchester United exit but history is littered with young players who sought moves elsewhere, only to struggle and lose out on years, some never recovering
THRIVING Manchester United reject Scott McTominay is reportedly being eyed by Real Madrid. The Scot was deemed surplus to requirements by the Red Devils in the summer of 2024 and sold to Serie A big boys Napoli. McTominay was rejuvenated by the move, scoring 13 goals and providing six assists in all competitions as Nap
Former Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim could impact the Reds' transfer plans with two January deals eyed at his new club
Man Utd are planning a defensive overhaul next summer and if they need a replacement for Lisandro Martinez then there is an obvious target.
Teenager almost certain to leave despite fresh offer Compensation for move to European rival would be low Manchester United have made JJ Gabriel an official scholarship contract offer, but remain at risk of losing the teenage forward for as little as £350,000. The prodigy, who turned 16 this week, stunned the club when
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