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      Fenerbahce enter race to sign £50MILLION Mason Greenwood from Man Utd – but he doesn’t fancy working with Jose Mourinho

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      TURKISH club Fenerbahce are plotting to enter the race to sign Mason Greenwood — but he is not keen on working with Jose Mourinho.Manchester United striker Greenwood’s future is up in the air after his loan deal at Spanish club Getafe expired.Mason Greenwood is peaked the interest of FenerbahceCredit: GettyBut he reportedly does not want to work with new boss Jose MourinhoCredit: GettySeveral unnamed Premier League clubs have expressed an interest in signing the £75,000-a-week striker.Along with a series of foreign clubs including Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Napoli and Juventus.And just days after his former Old Trafford boss Jose Mourinho took over as manager, Fenerbahce entered the race to sign the controversial centre forward, who could be allowed to leave United for a bid of around £50m.A source said: “Fenerbahce are interested in Mason, They know he is a quality player and believe that having Mourinho as manager could be an attractive proposition for him.”read more football newsMourinho has previously worked with Greenwood after giving him a chance during his time as Old Trafford manager.In 2018 the 61-year-old Portuguese picked the then 16-year-old for the club’s pre-season US tour.Former United midfielder Nicky Butt has told how Mourinho identified Greenwood as a future first-team star when he was just 15.Butt, who was working for United’s academy when Mourinho was United boss between 2016 and 2018, said: “He asked, ‘Who is this kid Greenwood?’ when Mason was 15.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“He said ‘bring him to train with us’, and I said, ‘We can’t, because he’s at school.”Greenwood was arrested in January 2022 following allegations of attempted rape and assault.Mason Greenwood set to leave Man Utd as Getafe give transfer updateProsecutors later dropped all charges.A club internal review followed and United bosses ruled that Greenwood should ply his trade away from Old Trafford.He then joined Spanish club Getafe last September on a season-long loan, where he won player of the season after returning ten goals and six assists in 36 appearances.United’s new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe opened the door earlier this season to bring the troubled star back, saying the club needed to make a “fresh decision”.Greenwood, 22, remains on United’s list of retained players and his contract at Old Trafford runs until 2025, with the club having the option to extend it by another 12 months. More

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      Man Utd legend Rio Ferdinand reveals he could have been professional DANCER but chose football instead

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      RIO FERDINAND has revealed the amazing gift that could have kept him on his toes even more than waltzing football icons like Lionel Messi did.The Manchester United legend chose the Theatre of Dreams over the Theatre of Streams – well, Swan Lake – despite being a ballet prodigy.Rio Ferdinand is now doing punditry instead of pirouettesCredit: RexFerdinand got a lift-off with the Red Devils, her with Diego Forlan and Rio Ferdinand, but could have been thrown into a whirl via balletCredit: PA:Press AssociationThe former England defender was known for his grace carrying the ball out from the back.But he could have been famed for his elegance carrying his feet high – had he accepted a rare dancing scholarship.Ferdy ended up with 81 caps, plus six Premier League titles and one Champions League success in 12 years with United.Now he’s explained a background with hints of Billy Elliott, the fictional kid from the same-named movie who became a ballet star.READ MORE TOP FOOTBALLFerdinand, 45, told the Guardian: “I was given a scholarship to the Central School of Ballet, which was a big thing for a boy from a council estate in south London. “I had an amazing time, but it got to the point where I’d have to go every single day to be able to audition for bigger productions. “It was my decision to come away from it and choose football.”The ex-West Ham ace is skilled at other sports, too, notably table tennis.Most read in FootballEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSAnd he also stepped into ring for emotional well-being a few years ago.The TV pundit said: “I took up boxing for my mental health. Rio Ferdinand fears Marcus Rashford will need to leave Man Utd as he warns struggling star has brutal decision to make “I needed to find something to take my mind off a personal situation that was happening at the time.  “People said I was mad. I was training obsessively five or six times a week, sparring with Olympic fighters. “But he reckons it was a “blessing in disguise” when boxing chiefs turned him down for a fight licence.Yet choosing to fling his fists up to spar rather than fling his legs up to the ballet barre still seems less of a… twist!PLAY DREAM TEAM EUROS NOW!The best fantasy football game for this summer’s tournament. More

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      Inside Kylian Mbappe’s private suite at Real Madrid training ground with fingerprint scanner and huge balcony

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      KYLIAN MBAPPE’S eyes have been opened to the luxuries enjoyed by Real Madrid stars.The former Paris-Saint Germain winger was gifted with his own stunning private suite with a lavish balcony at Madrid’s £100million training base.Kylian Mbappe has been gifted with his very own private suiteCredit: Real MadridEvery player has their own stunning suiteCredit: Real MadridThe bed is fitted with Real Madrid crested pillowsCredit: Real MadridA luxuriant en-suite is among the facilities on handCredit: Real MadridAs well as a HUGE modern balconyCredit: Real MadridMbappe, 25, joined Los Blancos as a free agent last week, in what many consider the ‘most expensive free transfer in football history’.And now he has discovered that no expense is spared for players who wear the Madrid shirt, after being introduced to his very own private room.The video released by Spanish TV channel Conexion Deportiva shows that Mbappe’s name has been nailed to the door of his exclusive digs.Each room is only accessible by the fingerprint of that specific player, with an immense balcony overlooking the impressive training pitches.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSJust like a five-star hotel, Mbappe’s en-suite is larger than most flats. The hallway walls are covered in white gloss with luminous club crests, before you get to French World Cup winner’s room 103.The building boasts an indoor swimming pool, games room, cinema and 57 individual bedrooms across an area of more than 7,800 squared metres.The Valdebebas Park facilities were opened in 2005 and cost an estimated £100million.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSMbappe was reportedly allocated the room which was previously occupied by legendary German midfielder Toni Kroos.The suite emptied quite recently when Kroos, 34, left the club last week, having announced his retirement from football.Play Home Games and guess which sporting icon lived in this dream mansionMbappe ended his career at Paris Saint-Germain by lifting the Coupe de France trophy a few weeks ago.Before announcing his move to the former club of his favourite player, Cristiano Ronaldo.He expressed his excitement about joining Madrid on social media and even received words of support from Ronaldo himself.Fans joked that after Ronaldo had left Madrid’s stunning training base for Juventus, he was forced to suffer with Manchester United’s ancient facilities when he re-joined in 2021.After seeing the video, one Man Utd fan account wrote: “Wow. We’re sorry Ronaldo.”Another said: “Now I understand why Ronaldo was complaining about Man Utd’s leaking roof.”Mbappe joins the 15-time European cup winners after a six-year spell with PSG in which he scored 256 goals in 308 appearances.The French midfielder penned a five-year contract with Madrid that will see him take a whopping £51MILLION pay cut to join.READ MORE SUN STORIESIt’s believed that the star was earning a whopping £63.9m per year during his final season in Paris with an annual £25.6m signing-on-bonus too.While his new deal in the Spanish capital will see him earn a comparatively measly £12.8m per year deal after tax.Mbappe joined Real Madrid as a free agentCredit: AFP More

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      Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in talks with Premier League club as ex-Man Utd boss edges closer to sensational return

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      OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER could be set for a sensational Premier League return as Leicester City’s new boss.SunSport can reveal the Foxes have been in contact with the former Manchester United manager as they draw up a shortlist of candidates to replace Enzo Maresca.Solskjaer is in line for his first managerial job since he was sacked by Manchester UnitedCredit: AFPEnzo Maresca has taken over at ChelseaCredit: GettyAnd Solskjaer has confirmed he is keen to take on the challenge of keeping the Championship winners in the Premier Division.The Manchester United legend is highly rated by Leicester City chairman Top Srivaddhanaprabha and narrowly missed out on the job last summer, when he was edged out by Enzo Maresca.Since then the Old Trafford legend has turned down several managerial offers – both at club and international level – after being sacked by United in November 2021.Solskjaer took over the Old Trafford hotseat from Jose Mourinho on a caretaker basis in December 2018 and was confirmed as United’s permanent boss in March after leading United to 14 wins in his first 19 matches.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSUnited finished third in Solskjaer’s first full season and reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup and Europa League.The following season the Reds finished runners-up to Manchester City – United’s first back-to-back top four finish since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement – and lost 11-10 on penalties to Unai Emery’s Villarreal in the Europa League final.Despite being rewarded with a three-year-extension to his contract, Solskjaer was axed in November in his third and final season, with United seventh in the Prem.He was linked with the Canada head coach’s role before Jesse Marsch was appointed last month.Most read in FootballEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSOle Gunnar Solskjaer managerial record
      Man Utd 2018-2021
      Games: 168 W:91 D:37 L:40
      Molde 2015-2018
      Games 118 W:66 D:19 L:33
      Cardiff
      Games:30 W:9 D:5 L:16
      Molde 2010-2014
      Games 126 W:69 D:26 L:31

      But the 51-year-old is now itching to return to club management after being narrowly pipped by former Rangers boss Giovanni Van Bronckhorst for the Besiktas job earlier this week.Leicester have turned their attention to Solskjaer after another contender, Maurizio Sarri, made it clear he wasn’t interested in the job.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits biggest Man Utd transfer regrets including England star who was ‘in the building’ However Solskjaer is desperate for another crack at managing in the Premier League and wouldn’t be put off by Leicester’s potential points deduction for breaching PSR rules. More

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      I fought to keep Sir Alex Ferguson as I knew he’d deliver… but Erik ten Hag is just NOT good enough for Man Utd

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      A MAN who fought tooth and nail to keep Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in 1990 is adamant that Erik ten Hag is just not good enough for the club.When it comes to characters in the beautiful game, you would struggle to find one as charismatic and even as visionary as Michael Knighton.An ex-Man Utd chief insists Erik ten Hag is ‘not good enough’ for the clubCredit: AlamyEx-director Michael Knighton was a huge supporter of Alex Ferguson in the hard daysCredit: GettyThe 72-year-old is a successful artist these days but he showed his physical footballing talents with his infamous ball-juggling on the pitch at Old Trafford in August 1989 as he looked set to buy United.Unfortunately, his daring £10m takeover collapsed after backers pulled out but instead he made part of the club’s board.He stayed there for several years, providing a blueprint to help transform the club from a loss-making enterprise into one of, if not the, biggest club on the planet.Knighton, who has previously gone on record to explain how he fought to try and save Fergie around the period when United were close to sacking the Scot in 1990, would go on to achieve his dream of owning a football club later in the 1990s.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLHe bought lower league Carlisle United, who reached Wembley twice under his stewardship.But his beloved United were not far from his thoughts – especially the future of their current manager – as he spoke to Sun Sport at this week’s launch of the Pakistan Football League.Dutchman Ten Hag lifted the League Cup in his first season in charge and followed that up with FA Cup glory last month but led United to their worst-ever Premier League finish.Red Devils chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe has still not confirmed whether or not he is staying as manager as speculation that he will be sacked continues.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSBut Knighton has no doubts about what needs to be done as he told Sun Sport: “Erik ten Hag is in a very difficult position. He was incredibly lucky to win the FA Cup. “Not in the final, but Coventry City were the better team in the semi- to come back from 3-0 down and then they scored a brilliant goal in the last-minute of extra time which was not given by VAR due to a big toe. Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag savages Bruno Fernandes with joke about captain during boozy FA Cup celebration“They were much the better team – no question – they should have been in the final.“He’s very lucky. He’s not right for Manchester United. I don’t mean any disrespect to the man, but he’s not right for Manchester United. My prediction is that he will go.”But one man Knighton has every confidence in his Ratcliffe.He said: “He is the right man. 100 per cent he is the right man.“I have never criticised an owner until the European Super League. Being one myself at Carlisle United, that wonderful little club, I’ve never criticised owners on principle as I know how difficult it is.“But the European Super League was the final straw for me regarding Manchester United.Erik ten Hag’s Man Utd recordHere is a look at Erik ten Hag’s record in charge of Manchester United.
      Games: 114
      Wins: 68
      Draws: 15
      Losses: 31
      Goals scored: 207
      Goals conceded: 156
      Points per game: 1.92
      Honours: EFL Cup x1 (2023), FA Cup x1 (2024)

      “I was asked to go public and I did, I flushed Jim Ratcliffe out and said: ‘I don’t have the money, I can’t afford what the Glazers want but you have.’“I did an interview and the very next day he came out and declared he was here and wanted to buy Manchester United.”Knighton’s love for the beautiful game and knowledge on how to market it is now being sought nearly 4,000 miles.This week he was part of an international delegation that included officials from clubs across the globe for the official launch of the PFL, which was led by England legend Michael Owen.The PFL is an eight-team league that will take place in November this year and is the first-ever franchise-based competition in the South Asian nation.It is being organised by the PFL UK Holdings, led by its chairman Farhan Junejo and president and CEO Ahmer Kunwar, and they were both keen to listen and learn from one of the most notable football entrepreneurs of his generation while he was in Pakistan.On why he had travelled across the world to be there, he explained: “I met Ahmer through a mutual friend and we talked on the telephone and he came straight up to my art studio from London.“We just talked and talked and he told me about the plans and he just said: ‘Michael, I’d love you to come and be involved.’ It was as simple as that.“As everyone knows, I’m passionate about football and always have been, and I was so impressed with his vision.Michael Knighton’s love for the club was on display in Pakistan this weekCredit: PAHe insists Sir Jim Ratcliffe is ‘100 per cent’ the man to turn Utd aroundCredit: Alamy“It was so similar to mine 35-odd years ago for Manchester United. People forget that Manchester United never made any money, they had just announced losses of £1.3m.“I remember the guys in your profession at my very press conference, when I called Manchester United a brand and said that it was a product worldwide, I was slaughtered.‘Who is this guy, he’s called Manchester United a brand, he’s called them a product.’ “I told them that the game was about to change for all-time and to read my blueprint, which is what I gave to Manchester United.“In it it said that the TV rights were worth half a billion, not £3m. “Dear old Robert Maxwell, who owned the Daily Mirror, called me Walter Mitty, an idiot and a lot more unpleasant things.“Fortunately, everybody understands now that this is the greatest sport in the world, they are all brands and it is common terminology now.“And my job was to make Manchester United the greatest brand in the world and it still is the greatest brand.“Munich, George Best, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, Sir Matt Busby were all ingredients – what it didn’t have were all the things in my blueprint.READ MORE SUN STORIES“I said we need to have our own TV channel, travel agency, credit card, they thought I was an idiot but I told them to trust me and that it would happen.“It’s not a millionaires game, I was modest wealthy guy, it’s a billionaire game. They all thought I was being ridiculous.”Ten Hag’s five worst defeatsERIK TEN HAG has suffered some heavy defeats during his tenure as Manchester United manager.
      5. Copenhagen 4-3 Man Utd, November 2023
      The damaging defeat saw the Red Devils dumped out of the Champions League.
      4. Man Utd 0-3 Bournemouth, December 2023
      It was the first time the Cherries had ever won at Old Trafford with the players being booed off.
      3. Brentford 4-0 Man Utd, August 2022
      Perhaps a sign of things to come, in Ten Hag’s second Premier League game, his side was dismantled by the Bees.
      2. Crystal Palace 4-0 Man Utd, May 2024
      The heavy defeat to the Eagles saw the Dutchman edge ever closer to the sack.
      1. Liverpool 7-0 Man Utd, March 2023
      Man Utd were embarrassed at the hands of their bitter rivals as they crumbled at Anfield as it was the club’s worst defeat in 92 years. More

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      Four-time Man Utd trophy winner, 37, looks unrecognisable as he heads to training with dramatic new look

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      AN ex-Man Utd star has gone from silverware at the Theatre of Dreams to silver hair on his final big stage.The goalkeeper, 37, has unveiled a platinum look with home-country giants Boca Juniors.A former Man Utd ace hopes his new look is a streak of luck for BocaSergio Romero was at Man Utd from 2015-2021Credit: PAThe veteran keeper took it easy during his re-styleRomero is Argentina’s most-capped stopper, with 96 appearances from 2008-2018.His international swansong came midway through six years as David de Gea’s back-up at Old Trafford, where he won the FA Cup, League Cup and Europa League.And as well as new streaks in his hair, he’s still showing flashes of brilliance on the pitch.Romero pulled off a double shootout save as Boca sunk Palmeiras in last season’s Copa Libertadores semis.READ MORE TOP STORIESSadly for the ex-Sampdoria No1, Fluminense avenged defeat for their fellow Brazilians with a 2-1 win at the final in Rio de Janeiro last November.Now Romero has changed his locks in an effort to help Boca find the key to solving their surprise early plight this campaign.He’s gone silver for the past two matches – with the so-called “second phase” of the season, which began last month, just under way.Romero’s fashion re-think was highlighted in a fun video by hair salon Peluqueria Nino.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAnd Argentine channel TyC Sports posted a picture of the stopper training with the new do.The stylists have previously given new looks to other Boca stars, including another ex-Red Devil in 34-year-old defender Marcos Rojo.Roy Keane’s death stare to Wayne Rooney has fans ‘howling’ after Man Utd legend reveals he sleeps with hairdryer onEven team coach Diego Martínez has been cropped by the salon.Now Romero will hope his new style has fringe benefits for Boca.The 35-time Argentinian champs are nearer the drop zone than the title hunt after the four-game first phase this term.Despite picking David de Gea as his regular no.1, former Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho was a huge fan of Romero’s.And the Special One credited the Argentine with winning him the Europa League.He said: “I won a Europa League final with [long balls from] Sergio Romero to Marouane Fellaini.READ MORE SUN STORIES”Ajax pressing – but pressing oxygen because the ball was not there.”Ball to Fellaini’s chest. Play from there. Two-nil. Bring the cup home. Three titles. Disaster of a season.” More

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      Man Utd fail in late bid to HIJACK Chelsea’s free transfer for Premier League star amid delay over Ten Hag decision

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have failed in a bid to hijack Chelsea’s move for Tosin Adarabioyo, it’s been claimed.SunSport revealed last month that the Blues were leading the race to sign the centre-back, who is now a free agent after leaving Fulham.Manchester United made a late move for free agent Tosin Adarabioyo, it’s been claimedCredit: GettyBut the former Fulham defender has committed his future to ChelseaCredit: GettyThe West Londoners stole a march on Newcastle to acquire the 26-year-old’s services.But according to The Daily Mail, they had to fend off late interest from United to land the former Manchester City academy star.They claim the Red Devils submitted a “concrete proposal” Adarabioyo’s way last weekend.But the defender is said to have snubbed the offer as he had already committed his future to Chelsea.New Blues boss Enzo Maresca worked with Adarabioyo – who had a medical with the Blues this week – during his time at Manchester City.And the Italian is said to have played a major part in the former Fulham man’s decision to stay in West London.The failure to convince Adarbioyo to move to Old Trafford comes amid the chaos surrounding Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag.SunSport revealed last month that the United brass had opted to relieve the Dutchman of his duties even if he guided them to FA Cup glory.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSTen Hag, however, has yet to have been given his P45.It’s unclear why the club haven’t bit the bullet and given Ten Hag his marching orders.Erik ten Hag’s record as Man Utd bossTen Hag guided United to an eighth-placed finish last season but insists he’s the right man to take the club forward.When asked if he thinks he’s got what it takes to bring the glory days back to Old Trafford, he said last month: “Absolutely.”If the right players are available, we have a good squad.”We miss almost the whole backline and then we have problems. I will keep fighting.” More

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      Best XI of free agents as all 222 released Premier League players are revealed including Martial, Varane and Thiago

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      PREMIER LEAGUE clubs have submitted their lists for players that will either be released or leave on a free transfer this summer.That’s seen a whopping 222 players released in total, with all of them hoping they can secure a swift move to pastures new.Anthony Martial has left Manchester United as a free-agentCredit: AlamyThiago Silva has also ended his four year stay at ChelseaCredit: GettySunSport have compiled an XI of the best players available on a freebie this summer.Loris KariusAfter his spell as Liverpool No1 ended in disaster, Karius joined Newcastle as their third-choice keeper in 2022.He was unexpectedly called upon to make his debut for the Magpies in the 2023 Carabao Cup final, which ended in defeat for Newcastle.His only other appearance came in a 4-1 defeat to Arsenal.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLLoris Karius played just twice for NewcastleCredit: AFPBrandon WilliamsWilliams was one of eight players released by United this summer as INEOS look to streamline the Red Devils’ bulging squad.He’s fresh off the back of consecutive loan moves to East Anglian rivals Norwich and Ipswich and will be hoping to make a move as a free agent to Kieran McKenna’s side this summer.Joel MatipA cornerstone of Jurgen Klopp’s backline through the years, Matip will be following his former boss into the sunset this summer.Matip, 32, is currently linked with a free transfer transfer to Bournemouth.Most read in FootballJoel Matip is linked with a move to BournemouthCredit: ReutersCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThiago SilvaThe 39-year-old announced he would bring an end to his four-year stay with Chelsea before the end of last season.Eight bizarre football rules you may not knowThe Brazilian won the Champions League in 2021 with Chelsea and will join Fluminese as a free-agent this summer.Raphael VaraneUnited opted not to take up the option in Varane’s contract to extend his stay with the club by a year.His £350,000-a-week contract was seen as too dear by the Man Utd INEOS ownership and he’ll be searching for a new club this summer.Varane leaves Manchester United as an FA Cup winnerCredit: RexRyan SessegnonSessegnon suffered an injury hit stay at Spurs since joining the club for £25million in 2019.After finding a starting berth under Antonio Conte, he played just twice last season under Ange Postecoglou due to a hamstring complaint.Thiago AlcantaraThiago was seen as the final piece in the puzzle when he signed for Liverpool in 2020.His first two seasons saw him play largely without injury but after hip surgery in May of last year, he featured just once in all competitions for Liverpool last year.Reports suggest he favours staying in Europe over a move to the MLS or Saudi Arabia as he feels his career at the top level is not yet over.Adam LallanaLallana joined Brighton from Liverpool to bring some experience to the Seagulls’ midfield in 2020.After four years with the club, he’s set to return to his boyhood side Southampton on a free this summer.WillianWillian reinvigorated his career after joining Fulham in 2022.The winger looked done at the top level after a disastrous move to Arsenal in 2021, and joined Corinthians after just one season.But he looked back to his best at times for the Cottagers despite now being 35.He looked set to leave Fulham on a free last summer before eventually signing a new contract, and that can’t be ruled out again this season despite being listed as released by the club.Willian could again do a U-turn on leaving FulhamCredit: RexAnthony MartialMartial joined in 2015 in a £36million deal which could have climbed to as much as £58m had he won the Ballon d’Or – such were the expectations surrounding his arrival from Monaco.But the forward was never able to establish himself either as United’s first-choice no9 or left winger throughout his career at United.Prone to flashes of brilliance, he leaves on a free this summer with 90 goals and 47 assists in his 317 appearances for United.Ivan PerisicSigned as a wing-back for Conte from Inter, Perisic was meant to bring a winners mentality to help the Italian’s Spurs side kick on to the next level.But by March last year, Conte was gone and Spurs were looking at a future under Postecoglou where no wing-backs would be used.READ MORE SUN STORIESDespite that, he started the season well playing as a left-winger for Spurs before an ACL injury in September last year appeared to rule him out for the season.He joined Hadjuk Split in January on loan to regain fitness ahead of the Euros and will likely join permanently this summer.Perisic had a mini-renaissance before an ACL injuryCredit: GettyFull List Of Players ReleasedThese 222 players are on the lookout for their next move…

      Arsenal
      Alves Soares, Cedric Ricardo
      Cirjan, Catalin-Ionut
      Davies, Henry Oluwadurotimi
      Ejeheri, Ovie Prince
      Elneny, Mohamed Naser Elsayed
      Foran, Taylor
      Gomes Bandeira, Mauro
      Graczyk, Hubert
      Hillson, James Andrew
      Jeffcott, Henry
      John-Jules, Tyreece Romayo
      Kirk, Alexander Michael
      Lannin-Sweet, James
      Okonkwo, Arthur
      Taylor-Hart, Kido
      Vigar, Billy
      Benjamin, Omari Kai
      Brown, Luis
      Cooper, Noah Kailen
      Ryan, Kamarni Anthony
      Aston Villa
      Afoka, Chisom Kenneth
      Ealing, Frankie
      Hart, Taylor-Jay Phillip
      O’Reilly, Aaron Christopher
      Rowe, Edward James
      McDowell, Jack
      Mitchell, Dylan Reiss
      Onuchukwu, Abube-Calvin
      Bournemouth
      Fredericks, Ryan Marlowe
      Greenwood, Benjamin
      Hansen, Emiliano Marcondes
      Johnson, Baylin Tyrell
      Lowe, Jamal
      Okoh, Osanebi Ferdinand
      Plain, Cameron
      Pollock, Euan George
      Randolph, Darren Edward Andrew
      Crisp, Noah Edward
      Eagle, Oliver John
      Holman, Jack Paul
      Redknapp, Harry Joseph
      Brentford
      Angelini, Vincent
      Baptiste, Shandon Harkeem
      Bennison, Remy-Lee
      Farr, Charlie Edward James
      Ghoddos, Saman
      Goode, Charles James
      King, Omaru Cruz
      Ombok, Babu Ochanji
      Waruith, Angel Michael Mathaiya
      Wilson, Byron Cavan
      Young-Coombes, Nathan Jay
      Zabeli, Erion
      Brighton
      Alzate, Steven
      Hinchy, Jack Samuel Lawrence
      Kavanagh, Leigh Robert
      Lallana, Adam David
      Peart, Brody Kevin Steve
      Reid, Tommy
      Smith, Bailey Leo
      Fuller, Jaydon Warren Peter
      Burnley
      Cork, Jack Frank Porteous
      Francis-Burrell, Ackeme Cameron
      Gudmundsson, Johann Berg
      Le Fondre, Kian Asa Gene
      Lewis, Marcel David
      O’Neill, Michael
      Parker, Michael Ato Kwamena
      Torraj, Renaldo
      Turner, Jack Stephen
      Bates, Jack Cameron
      Moss, Harry Robert
      Pickup, Sonny Michael
      Rogers, Jack
      Sime, Dylan James
      Sweeney, Oliver John
      Vaughan, Rohan Ellis
      Wane, Lucas Kevin
      West, Callum Joshua
      Chelsea
      Brooking, Joshua Royston
      Emiliano Da Silva, Thiago
      Hay, Noah Abraham Tobias
      Crystal Palace
      Agho, Kelvin Obude
      Ferguson, Nathan Kirk-Patrick
      Gordon, John-Kymani Linton Michael
      Riedewald, Jairo Jocquim
      Tomkins, James Oliver Charles
      Watson, Noah Christopher
      Williams, Vonnte
      Marroni, Giulio Jack
      Everton
      Alli, Bamidele Jermaine
      Barrett, Jack Joseph
      Graham, Dylan Paul
      Hunt, MacKenzie James
      John, Kyle Alex
      Jones, Edward Michael
      Kouyate, Mohamed Katia
      Lonergan, Andrew Michael
      Mallon, Mathew John
      Tavares Gomes, Andre Filipe
      Warrington, Lewis Wesley
      Jensen, Sebastian Paldan
      Maher, Daniel Francis
      Fulham
      Adarabioyo, Abdul-Nasir Oluwatosin
      Borges Da Silva, Willian
      D’Auria-Henry, Luciano Paul
      Francois, Tyrese Jay
      Kongolo, Terence
      Okkas, Georgios
      Reid, Bobby Armani
      Rodak, Marek
      Avenell, Caelan Brandon
      Bogle-Campbell, Ma’Kel Preston Khamari Paul
      Conway, Montague Hugh Dolan
      Liverpool
      Alcantara Do, Thiago
      Frauendorf, Melkamu Benjamin Daniel
      Hewitson, Luke
      Lewis, Adam
      Matip, Job Joel Andre
      Musialowski, Mateusz Konrad
      Gyimah, Francis
      Hewitt Giblin, Nathan John
      Osborne, Niall Declan
      Pennington, Cody Lee
      Luton
      Allen, Joshua Richard Charles
      Berry, Luke David
      Braney, Tobias James
      Camis, Oliver James
      Heron, Archie Michael
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