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Man Utd sent Enzo Kana-Biyik on loan to Laussane Sport last season, but decided to keep him in Manchester this term.
Bayern Munich have reportedly entered the race to sign JJ Gabriel from Manchester United
Manchester United's battle to keep JJ Gabriel rumbles on as Bayern Munich reportedly enter the race
Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel turned 16 on Tuesday, opening the door for him to sign for a European club
DANNY DRINKWATER claims he got "destroyed" by Sir Alex Ferguson when negotiating his Manchester United contract. The retired midfielder, 36, never actually made a senior appearance for the Red Devils in his three years around the first team. But he was still on professional terms in his late-teens. Operating without an
Wayne Rooney admitted he'll notice one thing surrounding his son Kai's deal with Manchester United
BAYERN MUNICH are the latest club to join the transfer race for wantaway Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel, according to reports. The teen turned 16 on Tuesday, opening the door for him to depart Old Trafford and Carrington for clubs in Europe following his demand to leave last month. German giants Bayern Munich a
Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde is still being linked with a move to Manchester United as the Janaury transfer window approaches
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