Frenkie de Jong comment should deter Manchester United despite fresh transfer hope
Another transfer window has rolled around for Manchester United and supporters will be hoping they have learned their lesson from last year.
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Another transfer window has rolled around for Manchester United and supporters will be hoping they have learned their lesson from last year.
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