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With the transfer window now all over, it's time for Manchester United and Michael Carrick to assess how the club performed in the window
Manchester United still have the opportunity to do business even after the transfer window has shut
MANCHESTER UNITED youngster Chido Obi is in talks over a loan move with Dutch outfit Willem II - with several other clubs negotiating with Old Trafford chiefs. The 18-year-old is in a race against the clock to get regular senior minutes, with the Eredivisie transfer window deadline closing at 11pm BST on Wednesday. The
Transfer deadline day saw several late deals done across the Premier League - and nine clubs across the top flight now face another deadline just 48 hours later
THE transfer window slammed shut last night with Premier League clubs having forked out more than £3bn in fees. Despite having three months to conduct their business, several clubs scrambled right up to the deadline as they aimed to complete their squads. For those that failed, and perhaps are short of a few quid, plen
MANCHESTER UNITED have not ruled out a last-gasp move for Leicester teenage sensation Louis Page. The Red Devils' midfield rebuild continued when they splashed £70million on Carlos Baleba last week. And, having notched a 5-2 win over Ipswich on Sunday, United chief Michael Carrick is considering a deadline day swoop fo
Man Utd are trying to complete another transfer before tonight's deadline and are trying to agree a deal with Leicester City for a young midfielder.
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