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English winger Jadon Sancho has mended relations with Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag and resumed club training. Their reconciliation followed a fruitful meeting where they committed to focusing on the new season. Previously, Sancho’s exclusion from a match against Arsenal resulted in a public rift and his temporary move to Borussia Dortmund.
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Manchester United are negotiating a deal to bring former Chelsea technical director Christopher Vivell on board for the summer transfer window. Vivell's prior experience includes key roles at RB Leipzig and Salzburg, where he played a part in Erling Haaland’s transfer. With significant changes underway at United post Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment, Vivell's expertise is sought to strengthen recruitment efforts.
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Manchester United has reportedly launched a €60 million bid for Brazilian defender Leny Yoro, who is also being pursued by Real Madrid. The move exemplifies the fierce competition among top European clubs for emerging talent, even before the summer transfer window opens. The article explores the ongoing negotiations and the strategic maneuvers of these football giants.
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Brazil's Carlos Henrique Casemiro, formerly of Real Madrid, faces scrutiny over his performances for Manchester United. Amid harsh critiques following a heavy defeat, discussions surface about his future in top-tier football. Jamie Carragher proposes retirement and a potential move to lesser leagues, suggesting that the intensity of the Premier League might be too challenging for Casemiro at this stage.