Marcos Leonardo's agent reveals future plan for striker amid Manchester United transfer links
Marcos Leonardo's agent has confirmed the young striker is set to leave Brazilian club Santos for a move to Europe in 2024.
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Marcos Leonardo's agent has confirmed the young striker is set to leave Brazilian club Santos for a move to Europe in 2024.
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