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    Nottingham Forest eager to take James Garner on loan again but Erik ten Hag wants starlet in Man Utd pre-season squad

    NOTTINGHAM FOREST want to sign Manchester United youngster James Garner for a third time.The midfielder, 21, has spent the last two seasons on loan at the City ground and impressed in their promotion run.
    Nottingham Forest are keen to sign James Garner on loan or permanentlyCredit: �MI News & Sport Ltd
    But Forest will have to wait on a decision from United as Garner could be part of first-team plans at Old Trafford.
    The Reds want Garner either on loan or as a full-time buy following their return to the Premier League.
    However, Garner will definitely be in Erik ten Hag’s squad when pre-season training and games begin, with the Dutchman likely to judge whether the midfielder can impact his squad.
    Forest are still optimistic that they lead the queue for Garner.
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    Although that will mean waiting for an answer and possibly starting the season without him.
    Boss Steve Cooper will need to shelve moves for alternatives until that point but Forest may be willing to take that gamble.
    United are keen to strengthen their midfield this summer after the departures of Paul Pogba, Juan Mata and Nemanja Matic.
    The Red Devils have been linked with several stars but are believed to be most keen on Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong who could be available for £65million.
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    Wolves ace Ruben Neves is also rumoured to be on United’s shortlist and Wolves are preparing for his exit by making a move for Sporting Lisbon midfielder Joao Palhinha.
    Meanwhile, Ten Hag will reportedly welcome back another player who has spent the last two years out on loan – Andreas Pereira.
    It has been claimed that the Dutch tactician will soon contact the 26-year-old and discuss plans for next season. More

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    Frenkie De Jong £50m LATEST, Ronaldo declares ‘things must change’ at Man Utd, Darwin Nunez UPDATE – latest

    MANCHESTER UNITED have opened talks with Barcelona in a £50million bid for Frenkie de Jong.And the Old Trafford club will be delighted to keep hold of Cristiano Ronaldo for another season, but the Portuguese icon has declared that things must change at the club.
    Meanwhile, Manchester United have reportedly tabled a huge swap deal involving Benfica talisman Darwin Nunez and forgotten man Andreas Pereira.
    And Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been linked with a shock return to Crystal Palace this summer.
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    Paul in good time
    Paul Pogba is considering his next transfer move as he enjoys a holiday in the United States, writes Kealan Hughes.
    Manchester United announced Pogba’s departure this week – ending a six-year spell at the club.
    Pogba, 29, ran down his contract at the club and is now available on a free transfer amid interest from Juventus, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
    The midfielder is reportedly yet to make up his mind on who to join but will base his decision on football reasons, according to Sky Sports.
    Pogba is prepared to take his time as he is aware this could be the final big move of his career.
    The Frenchman is believed to have received a deal from former club Juventus, who have offered him £130,000 a week.
    It is possible Pogba will decide his future once he completes his holiday with pre-season around a month away.
    Varane barrier gets worse
    Manchester United centre-back Raphael Varane’s injury hell continues and he will be sidelined during all of France’s Nations League matches this month.
    The French national team announced that Varane is feeling muscular pain in the left thigh and will miss all three of Les Bleus’ next games.
    The centre-back has been replaced by Liverpool ace Ibrahima Konate, who stood out for the Reds this season in the Premier League and the Champions League.
    France are scheduled to take on Croatia away on Monday before travelling to Austria to face Ralf Rangnick’s men on Friday.
    Didier Deschamps’ side will then lock horns with Croatia once more in the reverse fixture at Stade de France on June 13.
    Varane was one of United’s saving graces this past season, which saw the Manchester giants producing their worst ever Premier League campaign.
    The 29-year-old joined the Red Devils from Real Madrid last summer following a £42million deal. The France international amassed a total of 29 appearances across all competitions on his debut campaign at Old Trafford.
    However, the defender had to sit out of several matches due to a series of groin, hamstring and muscular injuries. The Frenchman also tested positive for coronavirus in March and missed the derby with rivals Manchester City at the Etihad.
    Less of Maur could mean Mour of Jose
    PSG are lining up ex-chelsea and Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho to replace Mauricio Pochettino.
    The French champions are on the verge of parting company with Pochettino, who has walked a tight rope for the last two seasons.

    And SunSport understands the Parisians are contemplating replacing the Argentine with the resurgent Mourinho.
    The Portuguese breathed new life into his floundering managerial career with Serie big boys Roma last season.
    The Special One guided the Italians to Europa Conference League glory last month and a sixth-place league finish.
    And the 59-year-old’s stellar debut season at the Stadio Olimpico has promoted PSG chiefs to weigh up a summer swoop for his services.
    Axe to fall on Red Devils’ duo
    Manchester United will sell Eric Bailly and Axel Tuanzebe this summer.
    United will move the defensive duo on as new manager Erik ten Hag aims to reshape his new side’s leaky defence.
    Bailly penned a new four-year deal in April 2021, but hardly featured last season.
    Tuanzebe is coming off disappointing loan spells at Aston Villa and Napoli.
    According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the decision has already been made for the pair to leave Old Trafford ahead of next season.
    PSG want the special one
    Ex-Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is being lined up to replace Mauricio Pochettino at Paris Saint-Germain.
    The French champions are on the verge of parting company with Pochettino, who has been walking a tight rope for the last two seasons.
    And SunSport understands the Parisians are contemplating the Argentine with the resurgent Mourinho.
    The Portuguese breathed new life into his floundering managerial career with Serie big boys Roma last season.

    The Special One guided the Italians to Europa Conference League glory last month and a sixth-place league finish.
    And the 59-year-old’s stellar debut season at the Stadio Olimpico has promoted PSG chiefs to weigh up a summer swoop for his services.
    Ex-Red Devil Tevez retires
    Carlos Tevez has announced his retirement at the age of 38.
    The striker had an illustrious career spanning seven clubs and three continents but has decided now is the right time to hang up his boots.
    The Argentine has been without a club since leaving Boca Juniors at the end of last season, declaring he was mentally unfit to continue at the club.
    Tevez believed he was capable of playing for several more years but revealed he rejected the opportunity to sign for a new club, turning down offers from MLS.
    The former Manchester United star said he found it difficult to continue playing after the death of his adopted father Segundo Raimundo in February 2021 – whom he described as his biggest fan.

    He said in a statement: “I have retired, it is confirmed.
    “They offered me many things, including from the United States. But that’s it, I have given everything.
    “Playing the last year was very difficult but I was able to see my old man. I stopped playing because I lost my number one fan.”
    Mata could join Prem rival
    Manchester United outcast Juan Mata is considering a move to another Premier League team, according to reports.
    The Spaniard, 34, is set to leave Old Trafford when his contract expires at the end of this month, writes Emillia Hawkins.
    Since joining the Red Devils in 2014 he made 285 appearances and scored 51 goals – but he has hardly featured in the squad this season.
    While his next club is currently unknown, The Times have reported that he could be willing to stay in England.
    And he is refusing to rule out a potential move to a Premier League rival.
    Dybala transfer blow
    Manchester United have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of departing Juventus star Paulo Dybala.
    Inter Milan have reportedly been holding talks with Dybala and are optimistic that a deal can be struck.
    The 28-year-old is set to leave Juve this summer when his contract expires.
    And the forward is not short of suitors, with both United and Spurs said to be keen on his services.
    The North Londoners reportedly held discussions over a potential deal last month.
    But the Argentina international has also been in direct talks with Inter vice president Javier Zanetti, according to Fabrizio Romano
    Pogba considering future on holiday
    Paul Pogba is considering his next transfer move as he enjoys a holiday in the United States, writes Kealan Hughes.
    Manchester United announced Pogba’s departure this week – ending a six-year spell at the club.
    Pogba, 29, ran down his contract at the club and is now available on a free transfer amid interest from Juventus, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
    The midfielder is reportedly yet to make up his mind on who to join but will base his decision on football reasons, according to Sky Sports.
    Pogba is prepared to take his time as he is aware this could be the final big move of his career.
    The Frenchman is believed to have received a deal from former club Juventus, who have offered him £130,000 a week.
    It is possible Pogba will decide his future once he completes his holiday with pre-season around a month away.
    Cav some of that
    Serie A minnows Salernitana are reportedly interested in signing soon-to-be free agent Edinson Cavani.
    The 35-year-old is out on contract at the end of June, ending his two-year stay at Manchester United.
    Time isn’t on Cavani’s side but one last dance in the Italian top-flight could be on the cards.
    Serie A minnows Salernitana, whose captain is Bayern Munich legend Franck Ribery, would like to bring Cavani back to Italy.
    Cavani made his name in Italy, starring for Palermo and Napoli before moving on to Paris Saint-Germain.
    Salernitana president Danilo Iervolino told Corriere: “I’d love to sign Edinson Cavani as free agent.
    “Cavani would be an incredible gift for the city, as Salernitana are staying in Serie A.”
    On the Serge
    Manchester United will pursue Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic as an alternative to Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong.
    De Jong, 25, said this week he still believes he is at his “dream” club and wants to stay.
    Journalist Pete O’Rourke told GiveMeSport: “I think he’s somebody who United will be pursuing to bring into that midfield, and he’s probably more attainable than a Frenkie de Jong right now.
    “So, I think United will be trying to do something on this and trying to bring him to Old Trafford despite after all these years of speculation of him possibly moving there.”
    Man Utd Bail out
    Manchester United will sell Eric Bailly and Axel Tuanzebe this summer.
    United will move the defensive duo on as new manager Erik ten Hag aims to reshape his new side’s leaky defence.
    Bailly penned a new four-year deal in April 2021, but hardly featured last season.
    Tuanzebe is coming off disappointing loan spells at Aston Villa and Napoli.
    According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the decision has already been made for the pair to leave Old Trafford ahead of next season.
    Ronaldo snubbed Players’ Player of the Year award
    Cristiano Ronaldo was snubbed by his Manchester United team-mates as David de Gea won the Players’ Player of the Year award.
    The 37-year-old superstar Ronaldo had an admirable individual season, scoring 24 goals in all competitions.
    However goalkeeper De Gea, 31, took home the prize after playing every single minute of United’s league campaign.
    The Spaniard was named man of the match seven times during a disappointing overall campaign for the Red Devils.
    Ronaldo saved the bacon of his United team-mates several times, including a sensational hat-trick against Norwich to avoid an embarrassing result.
    He scored six vital goals in seven Champions League games, but it wasn’t enough to get through Atletico Madrid in the last-16.
    In the end, only Golden Boot award winners, Mo Salah and Son Heung-min, scored more than the Portuguese captain.
    Darwin Nunez plea
    Benfica star Darwin Nunez has been told not to pursue a transfer to Manchester United and to instead join Liverpool by former Kop star Jose Enrique.
    Enrique took to Instagram to highlight an article which suggested Nunez was set to move to United, giving a passionate answer to the reports.
    He said: “I hope this is not true and he comes to us instead.
    “We should go for him, a top player who can become world class under Klopp if we sell Sadio Mane”
    Wan to go
    Crystal Palace are looking to re-sign Manchester United ace Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
    That is according to London News Online, who report that Roma are also keen on Wan-Bissaka.
    The same report claims that the right-back could be deemed as surplus to requirements by new United manager Erik ten Hag.
    The England international was sold to the Red Devils in 2019 for a whopping £50million.
    Palace are in the market for a right-back even though the club has Nathaniel Clyne and Joel Ward
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    Ralf smashes it
    Ralf Rangnick got his Austria reign off to a dream start with a 3-0 win over Croatia on Friday – winning applause from Manchester United fans in the process.
    The former boss confirmed he will not have any role at Old Trafford next season at the end of last month, writes Keelan Hughes.
    He intended to move into an advisory role this summer when he joined United in November but he will now stick with Austria.
    And Rangnick is already producing in his new role – beating World Cup finalists Croatia 3-0 in the Nations League.
    Former West Ham ace Marko Arnautovic fired in to open to scoring and give his side a half-time lead before Michael Gregoritsch and Marcel Sabitzer added two in three minutes after the break.
    Austria now sit top of Nations League Group A1 and many United fans noted the victory was yet another damning indictment of the Red Devils squad.
    Ronaldo makes major declaration
    Manchester United legend Cristiano Ronaldo has declared “things must change”, but believes the club can win trophies under new manager Erik ten Hag.
    Ronaldo’s future had been uncertain until Ten Hag confirmed he is part of his plans.
    In an interview with United’s official website, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner said: “I know he did a fantastic job for Ajax and that he’s an experienced coach but we need to give him time.
    “Things need to change the way he wants. I hope we have success, of course. Because if you have success all of Manchester is going to have success as well so I wish him the best.
    “We are happy and excited, not only as players but the supporters as well. I wish him the best and let’s believe that next year we are going to win trophies”
    Good morning Man Utd fans
    Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has declared “things must change”, but believes the club can win trophies under new manager Erik ten Hag.
    Ronaldo’s future had been uncertain until Ten Hag confirmed he is still part of his plans.
    In an interview with United’s official website, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner said: “I know he did a fantastic job for Ajax and that he’s an experienced coach but we need to give him time.
    “Things need to change the way he wants. I hope we have success, of course. Because if you have success all of Manchester is going to have success as well so I wish him the best.
    “We are happy and excited, not only as players but the supporters as well. I wish him the best and let’s believe that next year we are going to win trophies.”
    Meanwhile, Crystal Palace are looking to re-sign Manchester United ace Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who has been linked with an exit from Old Trafford.
    That is according to London News Online, who claim Roma are also keen on Wan-Bissaka.
    The same report suggests the right-back could be deemed as surplus to requirements by new United manager Erik ten Hag.
    The England international was sold to the Red Devils in 2019 by Palace for a whopping £50million.
    The Eagles are in the market for a right-back even though the club has Nathaniel Clyne and Joel Ward.
    And United will pursue Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic as an alternative to Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong.
    Journalist Pete O’Rourke told GiveMeSport: “I think he’s somebody who United will be pursuing to bring into that midfield, and he’s probably more attainable than a Frenkie de Jong right now.
    “So, I think United will be trying to do something on this and trying to bring him to Old Trafford despite after all these years of speculation of him possibly moving there.”
    Finally, United have been dealt a blow in their chase for departing Juventus star Paulo Dybala.
    Inter Milan have reportedly been holding talks with Dybala and are optimistic that a deal can be struck soon.
    The 28-year-old is set to depart from Juve this summer when his contract expires.
    And the forward is not short of suitors, with both the Red Devils and Spurs said to be keen on his services.
    The North Londoners reportedly held discussions with his agents over a potential deal last month.
    But the Argentina international has also been in direct talks with Inter vice president Javier Zanetti, according to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano
    Dybala transfer blow
    Manchester United have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of departing Juventus star Paulo Dybala.
    Inter Milan have reportedly been holding talks with Dybala and are optimistic that a deal can be struck.
    The 28-year-old is set to leave Juve this summer when his contract expires.
    And the forward is not short of suitors, with both United and Spurs said to be keen on his services.
    The North Londoners reportedly held discussions over a potential deal last month.
    But the Argentina international has also been in direct talks with Inter vice president Javier Zanetti, according to Fabrizio Romano
    Paul the other one
    Darren Bent believes stars from Chelsea and Liverpool would “love” to play alongside departing Manchester United ace Paul Pogba.
    Bent told talkSPORT: “I don’t know if Chelsea fans will want him to join but I wonder if some of the players would. Footballers will think differently to fans.
    “There will be a real admiration for Paul Pogba amongst other players in the Premier League, from the players who have played against him.
    “I think other players, players in the Chelsea squad, will think ‘I would love a player like that to come here’.
    “Fans will see it differently and say ‘he doesn’t work hard enough, it didn’t work at United, why would we want him?’”
    Credit: GETTY IMAGES
    On the Serge
    Manchester United will pursue Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic as an alternative to Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong.
    Journalist Pete O’Rourke told GiveMeSport: “I think he’s somebody who United will be pursuing to bring into that midfield, and he’s probably more attainable than a Frenkie de Jong right now.
    “So, I think United will be trying to do something on this and trying to bring him to Old Trafford despite after all these years of speculation of him possibly moving there”
    Man Utd Bail out
    Manchester United will sell Eric Bailly and Axel Tuanzebe this summer.
    United will move the defensive duo on as new manager Erik ten Hag aims to reshape his new side’s leaky defence.
    Bailly penned a new four-year deal in April 2021, but hardly featured last season.
    Tuanzebe is coming off disappointing loan spells at Aston Villa and Napoli.
    According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the decision has already been made for the pair to leave Old Trafford ahead of next season
    Perreira second chance
    Andreas Pereira has been told he is part of new Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag’s plans.
    Pereira hasn’t played for United since June 2020 as he spent the last two seasons on loan at Lazio and Flamengo most recently.
    According to Yahoo Brasil, however, the midfielder will be given one more opportunity to shine at Old Trafford.
    The Red Devils’ football director John Murtough has reportedly contacted the Brazil international to inform him Ten Hag believes he “fits the desired squad profile”.
    It has also been claimed that the Dutch tactician will soon contact the 26-year-old and discuss plans for next season.
    United are currently not keen on selling Pereira to Flamengo in the summer even though his contract runs out next year
    Darwin Nunez plea
    Benfica star Darwin Nunez has been told not to pursue a transfer to Manchester United and to instead join Liverpool by former Kop star Jose Enrique.
    Enrique took to Instagram to highlight an article which suggested Nunez was set to move to United, giving a passionate answer to the reports.
    He said: “I hope this is not true and he comes to us instead.
    “We should go for him, a top player who can become world class under Klopp if we sell Sadio Mane”
    Credit: GETTY IMAGES
    Wan to go
    Crystal Palace are looking to re-sign Manchester United ace Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
    That is according to London News Online, who report that Roma are also keen on Wan-Bissaka.
    The same report claims that the right-back could be deemed as surplus to requirements by new United manager Erik ten Hag.
    The England international was sold to the Red Devils in 2019 for a whopping £50million.
    Palace are in the market for a right-back even though the club has Nathaniel Clyne and Joel Ward
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    Juan Mata ‘refusing to rule out free transfer to join Man Utd’s Premier League rivals’ after quitting Old Trafford’

    MANCHESTER UNITED outcast Juan Mata is considering a move to another Premier League team, according to reports.The Spaniard, 34, is set to leave Old Trafford when his contract expires at the end of this month.
    Mata will leave Man Utd this summerCredit: Reuters
    Since joining the Red Devils in 2014 he made 285 appearances and scored 51 goals.
    But he has hardly featured in the squad this season.
    While his next club is currently unknown, The Times have reported that he could be willing to stay in England.
    And he is refusing to rule out a potential move to a Premier League rival.
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    Mata has previously been linked with a move back to Spain, with Barcelona reportedly interested.
    However, the cash-strapped Catalan giants may struggle to cover his wages.
    Real Sociedad are also said to be interested in the midfielder.
    Mata follows Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard and Nemanja Matic who are also leaving the club for free this summer.
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    New boss Erik ten Hag is looking to completely revamp Man Utd’s current squad following a disasterous season.
    Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong is a key transfer target, with Ten Hag eager to reunite with the former Ajax star.
    But the club will have to pay around £65million if they want to secure his signature.
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    Paul Pogba has ‘transfer offers from Juventus, Real Madrid and PSG’ after Man Utd flop holidays in USA

    PAUL POGBA is considering his next transfer move as he enjoys a holiday in the United States.Manchester United announced Pogba’s departure this week – ending a six-year spell at the club.
    Paul Pogba is yet to decide his future after his Manchester United exit was confirmed this weekCredit: Getty
    Pogba, 29, ran down his contract at the club and is now available on a free transfer amid interest from Juventus, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
    The midfielder is reportedly yet to make up his mind on who to join but will base his decision on football reasons, according to Sky Sports.
    Pogba is prepared to take his time as he is aware this could be the final big move of his career.
    The Frenchman is believed to have received a deal from former club Juventus, who have offered him £130,000 a week.
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    The Italian giants are confident of landing Pogba after he had four successful years at the club after leaving United for the first time.
    They have offered a three year contract and the World Cup winner is said to have given verbal assurances that he will sign – but he is yet to put pen to paper.
    It appears Pogba is open about his future with reports suggesting he had even agreed personal terms with Manchester City.
    And he looked set to join Pep Guardiola’s side before becoming concerned with potential backlash from United fans.
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    CALLUM STYLES spent last summer with his mates cheering on England at the Euros.And tonight the Manchester United-supporting midfielder will be taking on the Three Lions — and hoping he faces Harry Maguire.
    Callum Styles is an England fan – but plays for HungaryCredit: Getty
    Bury–born Styles, 22, switched his allegiance after discovering he had a Hungarian grandmother.
    The Barnsley star, who made his Magyars debut in March’s 1–0 friendly win over Northern Ireland, declared: “I’m still as English as any of the lads we’ll be facing.
    “I remember watching the European Championship final last year in Manchester in a pub and nobody was more gutted than me when we lost out to Italy.
    “Back then I didn’t know about my Hungarian roots — now I believe I could also have qualified to play for Poland, too.
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    “But Hungary approached me and the head coach Marco Rossi has been brilliant, as have been my international team-mates.
    “Make no mistake, I’m still English and I’m still an England fan.
    “But for this game and the return on June 14, I’ll be giving everything for the Magyars.
    “I’m a lifelong United fan so I’m hoping Harry will be on the pitch.
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    “It will still be a  surreal experience facing England. There was a time when I thought maybe it would happen for me with England but I’ve been given an alternative and I’m loving it.”
    Styles is hoping his new international status will lead to the Prem.
    After snubbing Nottingham Forest and Blackburn in January, he has been told by Barnsley he is free to look for a move, with Hungarians Ferencvaros already making contact.
    Styles added: “I spoke with the CEO and he accepts it is time for a new challenge.
    “I’m fortunate because we’ve not only got England twice this month but also Italy and Germany.
    “Playing for England never happened for me but now I’m an international and, fingers crossed, the next three games might lead me to a Premier League club.”
    Barnsley have told him he can find a new clubCredit: Getty More

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    Erik ten Hag’s Man Utd transfer clearout set to begin with ‘decision made’ to let both Eric Bailly & Axel Tuanzebe leave

    MANCHESTER UNITED will sell Eric Bailly and Axel Tuanzebe this summer, according to reports.The Red Devils will move the defensive duo on as Erik ten Hag aims to reshape his new side’s leaky defence.
    Man Utd are set to flog Eric BaillyCredit: Rex
    Axel Tuanzebe spent the second half of last season on loan at NapoliCredit: Reuters
    Bailly, 28, penned a new four-year deal in April 2021, but hardly featured last season.
    Tuanzebe, 24, is coming off disappointing loan spells at Aston Villa and Napoli.
    According to Italian reporter Fabrizio Romano, the decision has already been made for the pair to leave Old Trafford ahead of next season.
    Bailly made just four Premier League appearances last term.
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    He represented his country at the Africa Cup of Nations in January, and didn’t make a single United appearance upon his return.
    Bailly has played 113 times in total for the Red Devils since joining from Villarreal in 2016.
    Tuanzebe, meanwhile, has featured 37 times for United but spent last season out on loan.
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    He initially rejoined Aston Villa last summer but was recalled in January after starting just six Prem games for the Midlands club.
    The centre-back subsequently signed for Napoli but managed just ten minutes of action in Serie A.
    Romano adds that Aaron Wan-Bissaka could also leave United this summer, with the Red Devils waiting for bids.
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    Ronaldo has declared ‘things must change’ at Man Utd, Wan-Bissaka’s Palace RETURN, Darwin Nunez UPDATE – latest

    MANCHESTER UNITED will be delighted to keep hold of Cristiano Ronaldo for another season but the Portuguese icon has declared that things must change at the club.Ronaldo was United’s standout player by a mile last campaign and he believes that the Red Devils can win trophies under Erik Ten Hag.
    Meanwhile, Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been linked with a shocking return to Crystal Palace this summer.
    And Manchester United have reportedly tabled a huge swap deal involving Benfica talisman Darwin Nunez and forgotten man Andreas Pereira.
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    Luk-ing to the future
    Former Man Utd striker Romelu Lukaku could be on the move to either Barcelona or Bayern Munich.
    Chelsea’s record £97.5million signing is facing an uncertain future at Stamford Bridge with Inter Milan desperate to bring him back to the San Siro.
    But according to Mundo Deportivo, Barca will look to sign the Belgian ace should they fail to land Robert Lewandowski.
    And it has been said that Bayern will press ahead with a move for Lukaku if they cannot reach an agreement with Liverpool for Sadio Mane.
    Are you Fer real?
    Rio Ferdinand has revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson asked him “What the f*** are you wearing?” when he was unveiled at Old Trafford in a white suit.
    The defender joined Manchester United from Leeds for around £30million in 2002.
    As he was unveiled at the Theatre of Dreams, Ferdinand donned a daring white outfit as he posed for pictures alongside new boss Sir Alex.
    Lifting the lid on his special day nearly 20 years on, the 43-year-old told 433: “The manager said to me on this day, he said ‘Rio, what the f*** are you wearing?’
    “He said to my mum ‘what is he… what is this suit? Is he for real with this suit?’
    “But I didn’t care. I always wear what I want, I don’t care anyway.”

    Cav some of that
    Serie A minnows Salernitana are reportedly interested in signing soon-to-be free agent Edinson Cavani.
    The 35-year-old is out on contract at the end of June, ending his two-year stay at Manchester United.
    Time isn’t on Cavani’s side but one last dance in the Italian top-flight could be on the cards.
    Serie A minnows Salernitana, whose captain is Bayern Munich legend Franck Ribery, would like to bring Cavani back to Italy.
    Cavani made his name in Italy, starring for Palermo and Napoli before moving on to Paris Saint-Germain.
    Salernitana president Danilo Iervolino told Corriere: “I’d love to sign Edinson Cavani as free agent.
    “Cavani would be an incredible gift for the city, as Salernitana are staying in Serie A.”
    Having Nun of it
    Darwin Nunez has been told NOT to pursue a transfer to Manchester United and to instead join Liverpool by former Kop star Jose Enrique.
    New United boss Erik ten Hag wants to bring the 22-year-old striker to Old Trafford to spearhead his rebuild of the United squad.
    However, Enrique – who appeared in the Man Utd vs Liverpool legends game – declared Nunez should snub a move to Manchester in favour of joining up with Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool.
    Enrique took to his Instagram story to highlight an article which suggested Nunez was set to move to United, giving a passionate answer to the reports.
    He said: “I hope this is not true and he comes to us instead.
    “We should go for him, a top player who can become world class under Klopp if we sell Sadio Mane.”
    Lazio ready to fight Utd for Loftus-Cheek
    Lazio could duel Manchester United for Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
    The ten-cap England star, 26, has revived his Blues’ career this season under Thomas Tuchel.
    But new United boss Erik ten Hag has been linked with a move.
    And  Italian outlet Gazzetta Dello Sport says ex-Blues’ chief Maurizio Sarri is ready to rev up his interest in a reunion with Loftus-Cheek, who might cost at least £17million.
    Duo to leave Man United
    Manchester United defenders Eric Bailly and Axel Tuanzebe will reportedly be sold this window.
    Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano tweeted: “Both Eric Bailly and Axel Tuanzebe are set to leave Manchester United this summer – decision made.
    “Diogo Dalot’s expected to stay at Manchester United this summer.
    “Aaron Wan-Bissaka has chances to leave waiting for new proposals – as reported yesterday.”
    Pereira to be given chance
    Forgotten Man Utd midfielder Andreas Pereira will be given a chance under Erik ten Hag.
    The 26-year-old hasn’t played for the Red Devils since June 2020 after enjoying loan spells at Lazio and most recently at Flamengo in his native Brazil.
    But despite the player having a year left on his deal at Old Trafford, Yahoo Brasil has stated he still has a place in the United squad.
    With Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic and Juan Mata, United need more players in the middle of the pitch.
    And the club’s United’s football director John Murtough is claimed to have told Pereira that Ten Hag believes he fits the desired squad profile for next season.
    Diogo, no go
    Manchester United will NOT allow Diogo Dalot to depart, but they are prepared to offload Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
    That is according to the Manchester Evening News.
    They state that Dalot is a target for AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Atletico Madrid and Roma.
    But should a club fail to meet their £21million asking price, he will not be sold.
    Though the news outlet declares that the Red Devils have offered Wan-Bissaka out to at least one club.
    Lingard mobbed by Utd fans
    Jesse Lingard was greeted by adoring fans while on holiday after it was confirmed he would be leaving boyhood club Manchester United this summer.
    The 29-year-old is out of contract come the end of June, ending his 20-year stay at United.
    As he enjoyed the sun ahead of his summer exit, Lingard was swarmed by adoring fans.
    He was met with songs of “there’s only one Jesse Lingard”.
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    Inter in for Dybala
    Arsenal, Man Utd and Tottenham have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Juventus playmaker Paulo Dybala.
    Inter Milan have reportedly been holding talks with the Argentine ace and are optimistic that a deal can be struck.
    Dybala, 28, is set to leave Juve this summer when his contract expires.
    As well as Premier League interest, Dybala has also been in direct talks with Inter Milan vice president Javier Zanetti, according to Fabrizio Romano.
    Commenting on a potential transfer, Zanetti told ESPN: “I am quite calm, the people who work with are taking care.
    “In Italy I am very comfortable. I would still like to know other leagues like the Premier League, LaLiga… but I’m happy in Italy.”

    The Special Wan for Palace
    Crystal Palace are reportedly looking to bring Manchester United right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka back to Selhurst Park.
    That is according to London News Online, who state that Roma are also keen on the defender.
    They declare that the former Eagles ace could be deemed as surplus to requirements by new boss Erik ten Hag.
    Wan-Bissaka was sold to the Red Devils in 2019 for a whopping £50million.
    Palace are in the market for a right-back with the club currently relying on Nathaniel Clyne and Joel Ward.
    Ronaldo drops update on future
    Cristiano Ronaldo has declared “things must change” at Manchester United, but believes the club can win trophies under Erik ten Hag.
    The 37-year-old’s future had been uncertain until Ten Hag confirmed Ronaldo was part of his plans last month.
    In an interview with United’s official website, Ronaldo said: “I know he did a fantastic job for Ajax and that he’s an experienced coach but we need to give him time.
    “Things need to change the way he wants. I hope we have success, of course.
    “Because if you have success all of Manchester is going to have success as well so I wish him the best.
    “We are happy and excited, not only as players but the supporters as well. I wish him the best and let’s believe that next year we are going to win trophies.”
    Bent continued
    “I don’t know if Chelsea fans will want him to join but I wonder if some of the players would. Footballers will think differently to fans.
    “There will be a real admiration for Paul Pogba amongst other players in the Premier League, from the players who have played against him.
    ‘I think other players, players in the Chelsea squad, will think ‘I would love a player like that to come here’.
    “Fans will see it differently and say ‘he doesn’t work hard enough, it didn’t work at United, why would we want him?’
    “But players think differently. It will be the same with Liverpool. Fans might think he wouldn’t suit the system, but I bet there’s Liverpool players who would want him.”
    Bent ponders England stay for Pogba
    Darren Bent has declared that Chelsea and Liverpool’s players would love their respective clubs to snap up Paul Pogba on a free transfer.
    The talkSPORT pundit said: “When you look at his stats for Manchester United, they’re not that bad. That’s not horrible stats, they’re okay.
    “For someone with that much quality, the most frustrating thing is when you see him put on that France shirt, you just want that level of performance for United.
    “He’s playing in a good team for France, a better team. I know he hasn’t been good enough [for United] but he is a good player. He hasn’t been a success but he has won two trophies there.
    “It hasn’t worked and they’ve paid a lot of money for a footballer who’s now leaving for nothing.”
    Utd eye up De Jong alternative
    Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic has reportedly been eyed up as a cheaper alternative to Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong.
    That is according to FootballTransfer, who state that the 27-year-old is available for £59m.
    Commenting on the potential deal, transfer guru Pete O’Rourke told GiveMeSport: “I think he’s somebody who United will be pursuing to bring into that midfield.
    “And he’s probably more attainable than a Frenkie de Jong right now.
    “So, I think United will be trying to do something on this and trying to bring him to Old Trafford despite after all these years of speculation of him possibly moving there.”
    Allegri aims dig at Dybala
    Juventus manager Max Allegri has given a parting dig to Paulo Dybala amid Premier League transfer speculation.
    The 28-year-old, linked with moves to Arsenal, Man Utd and Totteham, is currently a free agent after bringing an end to a seven year spell with the Old Lady.
    However, the Argentina international drew criticism from former manager Allegri for attitude issues during his time at the club.
    Speaking to DAZN, Allegri said: “Paulo needs to go back to being himself. There was a time where he got all carried out by those who labeled him as ‘the new Messi’ ”
    “A player can’t go around trying to play, to think or to be like someone else.”
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    Departing Manchester United star Paul Pogba is considering a lucrative bid to rejoin Juventus, reports suggest.
    That is according to Fabrizio Romano, who reports that Juve are offering Pogba a salary of around €8million (£6.8m) per year plus add-ons.
    The Bianconeri are now awaiting their former player’s “final answer” after United confirmed he will be leaving Old Trafford as a free agent once his contract runs out on June 30.
    Manchester United forward Edinson Cavani is in talks with two Spanish clubs over a potential move, according to El Chiringuito TV.
    The Uruguay legend’s deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of the month and his representatives are said to be discussing terms with Atletico Madrid and Sevilla.
    Juan Mata has sent a classy farewell message to Manchester United fans.
    The former Chelsea midfielder, 34, will leave United as a free agent this month.
    In a social media video message, he said: “I wanted to say thank you very much to all of you for your support over the years and especially during the difficult times that we lived together.
    “I will never forget you. Thank you very much. All the best from the bottom of my heart and goodbye.”
    Also, with several players on high salaries leaving Old Trafford this summer, including Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Edinson Cavani and Nemanja Matic – United could free up around £50m in wages that will boost new manager Erik ten Hag’s transfer kitty.
    Juve stars would welcome back Pogba
    Wojciech Szczesny says Juventus’ stars would welcome Paul Pogba back with open arms.
    The Frenchman is leaving Manchester United for a second time on a free transfer at the end of the month and is in talks with ex-club Juve and Paris Saint-Germain.
    Pogba quit Old Trafford for the Serie A giants in 2012 and Juve keeper Szczesny believes his club team-mates will be over the moon to see the midfielder return to Turin.
    Szczesny said: “I’d be delighted to see that happen. He did brilliantly in his previous time at Juventus so he would be a great addition to the squad.
    “He is a player with good calibre and experience and he has good memories from Turin.”
    When asked if Pogba is still a top level player, Szczesny added: “Oh yeah. Absolutely.
    “Maybe over the last couple of years the consistency of his game and the injuries didn’t help at United.
    “But when he is fit, he is still one of the best in the world.”
    £50m added to war chest
    Erik ten Hag has been boosted with an extra £50million with players leaving the club, according to reports.
    Money will be freed up with the departures of the likes of Paul Pogba, Edinson Cavani, Jesse Lingard, and Juan Mata.
    While the likes of Nemanja Matic and Lee Grant are already set to leave Old Trafford.
    Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Phil Jones, Eric Bailly, Axel Tuanzebe and Anthony Martial have also been made available – as ten Hag plans on restructuring his squad.
    As per figures from Spotrac, players leaving could save United up to £48.4million in basic wages.
    De Gea’s pays tribute to Mata
    David De Gea has paid an emotional tribute to fellow countryman Juan Mata on Instagram.
    Mata is leaving United this summer, after 285 appearances for the club.
    And the Spanish shotstopper penned a heartfelt message on social media to his pal.
    “Thought this would be a very difficult one to express into words but when I thought about it more, the main feeling I am left with is happiness. This guy has been a teammate, a friend and is my family,” De Gea wrote.
    “The ultimate professional, one of the best players and people you could have grace your life. I’m so thankful to have been on so many journeys with you, happy that our paths crossed, and we shared a dressing room together.
    “I love you my brother, I wish you everything and absolutely nothing but joy and success in your next stage of an unbelievable career.”
    Five targets
    Erik ten Haag is planning a massive overhaul of his United squad – and is targeting up to five signings, according to reports.
    The Dutch tactician is already said to be ready to bring Ajax star Jurrien Timber.
    And the Daily Mail reports he is already eyeing up other areas in his squad that need rebooting.
    A striker and a midfielder are the key priorities going into the next campaign.
    Danjuma tracked
    Man Utd target Arnaut Danjuma is desperate for a return to the Premier League, according to reports.
    The Villarreal winger enjoyed two seasons at Bournemouth before moving to LaLiga, where he has excelled under boss Unai Emery.
    Danjuma reportedly has a £35million release clause in his contract.
    Liverpool are also said to be monitoring the situation.
    Bent’s Pogba admission
    Paul Pogba has been told he would be welcomed into the Chelsea dressing room by Darren Bent.
    The talkSPORT host revealed: “There will be a real admiration for Paul Pogba amongst other players in the Premier League from the players who have played against him.
    “Players and the players in that Chelsea squad will think; ‘I would love a player like that to come here'”.
    The France World Cup winner will leave the club this summer, when his contract expires.
    Pogba’s Juve deal
    Departing Manchester United star Paul Pogba is considering a lucrative bid to rejoin Juventus, reports suggest.
    That is according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who reports that Juve are offering Pogba a salary of around €8million (£6.8m) per year plus add-ons.
    The Bianconeri are now awaiting their former player’s “final answer” after United confirmed he will be leaving Old Trafford as a free agent once his contract runs out on June 30.
    Negotiations are ongoing with the star midfielder’s agent amid a busy transfer window for Juventus, who also tied Mattia de Sciglio up with a new deal until 2025.
    Romano tweeted: “Juventus have offered Paul Pogba a salary around €8m net guaranteed per season plus add-ons, waiting for the final answer.
    “Direct contacts ongoing for weeks with his agent – while Mattia de Sciglio signs new Juventus deal until June 2025.”
    Contract extension for Levitt
    Man Utd have reportedly triggered an extension in prospect Dylan Levitt’s contract, according to reports.
    The 21-year-old enjoyed an impressive spell on loan at Dundee United last season.
    And United have moved to extend his deal to 2023 as they ponder what to do next.
    The Manchester Evening News claims the club is yet to make a decision whether they will keep him for the duration of the deal or sell him.
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    Man Utd ‘will be pursuing’ Lazio’s Sergej Milinkovic-Savic as £59.3m transfer alternative for Frenkie de Jong

    MANCHESTER UNITED will reportedly pursue Sergej Milinkovic-Savic as an alternative to Frenkie de Jong.The Red Devils are plotting a rebuild under new boss Erik ten Hag and former Ajax ace De Jong is on his summer wish list.
    Man Utd will pursue Milinkovic-Savic, who’s currently playing for LazioCredit: SHUTTERSHOCK
    Barca’s De Jong is a top target for Ten HagCredit: GETTY
    But should a move for the Barcelona midfielder fail to materialise, Man Utd will pursue Lazio’s Milinkovic-Savic, according to FootballTransfers.
    The 27-year-old Serbia international is valued at £59.3million.
    However, European giants Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus are also expected to join the race for Milinkovic-Savic’s signature and both can offer Champions League football, unlike United.
    Journalist Pete O’Rourke told GiveMeSport: “I think he’s somebody who United will be pursuing to bring into that midfield, and he’s probably more attainable than a Frenkie de Jong right now.
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    “So, I think United will be trying to do something on this and trying to bring him to Old Trafford despite after all these years of speculation of him possibly moving there.”
    United may need more than just one marquee midfield signing.
    Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Nemanja Matic and Jesse Lingard will all leave the club when their contracts expire later this month.
    Pogba is being linked with a move back to Juventus, where he made a name for himself on the world stage.
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    Like Pogba, Lingard is also attracting interest from the Serie A.
    West Ham are also said to be keen on Lingard.
    The midfielder spent the second half of the 20/21 season on loan at the East London club. More