Man United could pull off shock deal to sign De Ligt
An improved contract offer is thought to be on the table for Matthjis de Ligt, with Manchester United confident they can sign the Ajax captain this summer. You may also like
Conte planning raid on United after taking Inter job
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Woodward backs Solskjaer after ‘turbulent season’ for United
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United to wear historic Treble triumph on sleeve with new kit
Manchester United have unveiled their home kit for next season, which pays homage to the Treble-winners from the 1998-99 campaign. You may also like
Rashford looks back in bid to move United forward
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Evra expects Pogba to leave Manchester United
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Griezmann announces he is leaving Atletico Madrid
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Manchester City eye first treble by English club
Manchester City can become the first English team to win a domestic treble of trophies if they beat Watford in Saturday’s FA Cup final. You may also like
Neville rates current Man City side the greatest in EPL era
Gary Neville, an eight-time title winner with Manchester United, has admitted Manchester City could be the greatest Premier League team ever. You may also like
Five things learned after the final day of the EPL season
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