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Following the release of the 2022/23 Premier League fixtures last week, the countdown to Manchester United's season opener against Brighton at Old Trafford on Sunday, August 7 is officially on.
It is now just over a week until Manchester United begin their pre-season preparations under the guidance of the new manager Erik ten Hag.
Manchester United have reportedly revived their interest in AC Milan's Algerian midfielder Ismael Bennacer.
Erik ten Hag is set to cast his eye over Ethan Laird in the first weeks of pre-season at Manchester United before a decision is made on his future.
The international break is the source of much frustration for many Manchester United fans. Whether the team is trying to find form or maintain it, players having to leave and join up with their national teams both kills momentum but also allows the opportunity for a number of injuries.
Erik ten Hag’s plans for Manchester United next season may have become clearer after Frenkie de Jong revealed his preferred role.
There is a long list of tasks for Erik ten Hag to oversee in his first few weeks as the new Manchester United manager. He must finalise transfer targets with the recruitment team, establish which players are in his plans for the new campaign, decide which players are free to leave in the summer window and how he actually wants his team to set up for the start of pre-season.
Cristiano Ronaldo delivered when Manchester United needed him most when Villarreal played away at Old Trafford in the Champions League in September. Ronaldo scored with just seconds of injury time remaining, to dramatically win the match 2-1 for United.