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Why JJ Gabriel could stay at Manchester United amid transfer interest from European giants talkSPORT
Manchester United, Manchester City in transfer tussle to sign Joao Felix TheHardTackle.com
FORMER Manchester United defender Matteo Darmian is poised to end his spell in the wilderness, with reports suggesting the Italian could be about to join Bologna. Darmian spent four years at Old Trafford after arriving from Torino in July 2015. He made 92 appearances across all competitions for United, winning the FA C
Man Utd transfer news: Howe criteria 'revealed', Arsenal scout race London Evening Standard
‘I wouldn’t feel comfortable … I don’t think we deserved it’ Manchester United finished second to City in 2011-12 Wayne Rooney does not believe it would be appropriate for Manchester City to be stripped of titles for breaching Premier League financial rules, even if it gave him another Premier League winner’s medal, as
Dortmund left-back reaches decision on joining Man Utd in £39m deal TEAMtalk
A MAJOR Manchester United midfield signing lines up alongside Kobbie Mainoo at Old Trafford for his first Premier League start against Tottenham, United lose and the manager is gone a month later. It was exactly two years ago that Manuel Ugarte and his teammates were given the runaround by Spurs in a 3-0 shellacking. U
RENATO SANCHES is on the brink of signing for Brazilian side Corinthians, according to reports. The former wonderkid, now 29, has been a free agent since having his Paris Saint-Germain contract terminated earlier this month. Sanches was once considered one of Europe's hottest properties, and became the youngest player
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