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Every midfielder Manchester United signs this summer is theoretically bad news for James Garner, who will get his chance to impress in pre-season but also knows the standard of competition he is up against is about to rise.
Man Utd want them both Manchester United could sign both Frenkie De Jong and Christian Eriksen this summer, the Daily Mail reports. With new boss Erik ten Hag looking to improve his squad, and Paul Pogba among the departing players, midfield is an area where the Dutchman needs to strengthen. Eriksen would be a free agent, but their pursuit of the Dane does not mean they will end their hopes of signing Barcelona’s De Jong.
Frenkie de Jong admitted he was 'flattered' by interest from Manchester United after the Holland midfielder turned in a dazzling display in their 3-2 win over Wales.
Erik ten Hag is linked with a number of his former players at the moment, with Frenkie de Jong and Antony both tipped for summer moves to Manchester United. The latter in particular has just spent the year under him at Ajax, and he seems to be progressing towards a high level.
Manchester United head into the summer transfer window with a long list of problems to solve, though there is an acceptance that not every one of them will be able to be addressed before it closes.
All Manchester United eyes are trained on Frenkie de Jong at the moment, and whether he will end up making the move to Old Trafford.
Erik ten Hag is getting the band back together. Ajax's dream run to the brink of the Champions League final in 2018/19 was built on a thrilling core of homegrown talents, but it was inevitable that the moment Tottenham cruelly cut them down to size in Amsterdam was also the moment the exodus gathered pace.
When Erik ten Hag was unveiled as Manchester United manager at his first press conference last month, the Dutchman greeted the dedicated correspondents across the front row with handshakes. It was a charismatic first impression from Ten Hag.