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Manchester United have signed Netherlands left back Tyrell Malacia from Feyenoord until June 2026 with the option to extend the contract for a further year, the Premier League club said on Tuesday. Financial details of the transfer were not disclosed but British media reported that United have signed the 22-year-old for around 13 million pounds ($15.56 million) plus another 1.7 million pounds in add-ons.
Manchester United have signed left-back Tyrell Malacia from Feyenoord for a reported fee of £12.9m. The 22-year-old has penned a contract until June 2026, with the option to extend for a further year. Ad/> Malacia becomes United's first signing of the summer transfer window under new manager Erik ten Hag.
Callum Doyle has taken to Twitter to post a message to Sunderland fans as his loan spell on Wearside comes to an end and he moves to Manchester City.
Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba has sent an emotional message to Reds supporters ahead of his imminent transfer to Lens.
Aston Villa have been handed a boost in their pursuit of one mooted transfer target this week…
Tyrell Malacia has become the first signing of the Erik ten Hag era at Manchester United.
Manchester United completed their swoop for Feyenoord defender Tyrell Malacia on Tuesday as Erik ten Hag made his first signing since taking charge at Old Trafford.
One of Greater Manchester’s most historic pubs could soon be pulling pints again if plans for the final phase of its revamp are given the go ahead. The upper floors of The White Lion, in Stockport town centre, were transformed into luxury apartments in 2020, breathing new life into the Grade II listed building after it had stood vacant for more than 10 years.