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Three Manchester United players named in U25 power rankings

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Manchester United trio Diogo Dalot, Lisandro Martinez and Antony have been listed in rankings for players aged under 25 from Europe's top five leagues.

In data released by the CIES Football Observatory, Dalot was second to Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies in the list of 'defensive infiltrators'.

Dalot assisted Bruno Fernandes's winning goal at Southampton last month and also won a penalty that Cristiano Ronaldo converted in United's midweek Europa League win at FC Sheriff. Also read: United have four positions to discuss in transfer meetings Martinez was ranked third for 'ground blocker filter man', which Real Sociedad defender Martín Zubimendi topped.

Antony came fifth for 'shooter infiltrators' behind Davide Frattesi of Sassuolo, Bayern Munich forward Jamal Musiala, Paris Saint-Germain talisman Kylian Mbappe and AC Milan's Rafael Leao.

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