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Manchester United when his side fell to a 2-1 Premier League defeat by Brighton & Hove Albion at Old Trafford on Sunday, with German Pascal Gross scoring twice. United fans' hopes that the off-season would mark a turning point have faded, with the club failing to make major moves yet in the transfer market and there was a grim familiarity to the club's opening match.
Manchester United have been speaking to Serie A side Bologna about signing Marko Arnautovic since it became apparent that Cristiano Ronaldo’s future may not be at Old Trafford.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag insists the 2-1 home defeat to Brighton was "unnecessary" and he put it down to a lack of self-belief.
Erik Ten Hag admitted that defeat in his first game as Manchester United manager was a “real disappointment”. Pascal Gross’ first-half brace gave Brighton a 2-0 lead at Old Trafford and although United threatened a second-half comeback with Alexis Mac Allister putting the ball into his own net from a corner on 68 minutes, the hosts were unable to find an equaliser late on. Ad/> “It’s a setback, a real disappointment and we have to deal with it," he told Sky Sports.
Manchester United signing Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy would only happen if Cristiano Ronaldo were to leave Old Trafford, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Erik ten Hag refused to be drawn on reports linking Manchester United with a move for Marko Arnautovic.
Erik ten Hag does not believe his decision to start Christian Eriksen up front in a strikerless formation had a major bearing on Manchester United's demoralising defeat to Brighton.
Erik ten Hag’s Premier League debut was far from a dream as Pascal Gross’ first-half brace led Brighton and Hove Albion past the Dutchman’s Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.