Ins, outs, rumours and confirmed deals at Old Trafford — aggregated from trusted sources and always linked back to the original article.
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Manchester United keeping eye on Barcelona star for January window centredevils.co.uk
Man Utd eyeing January transfer move for 'unhappy' Barcelona star to fix problem position Metro.co.uk
Man Utd transfer news: Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde eyed for January move - Paper Talk Sky Sports
The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...
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Sunderland transfer latest as Brian Brobbey update emerges amid £50m Manchester United links Sunderland Echo
Sunderland transfer round-up as Brobbey update emerges amid £50m Man United links Sunderland Echo
Manchester United eye La Liga wide man as January transfer opportunity emerges LiveScore
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