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Manchester United have confirmed the imminent signing of Lisandro Martinez as part of their summer rebuild under new manager Erik ten Hag.
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Manchester United have confirmed the imminent signing of Lisandro Martinez as part of their summer rebuild under new manager Erik ten Hag.
Manchester United have confirmed their have reached an agreement to sign Lisandro Martinez from Ajax.
Manchester United have further bolstered their defensive ranks by agreeing to the signing of Lisandro Martinez from Ajax subject to a medical, player terms being finalised and UK visa requirements. The deal for Martinez, an Argentina international, to move to Old Trafford is reportedly worth £57m with the initial fee being £49m, and it represents United's third summer addition following the arrival of Tyrrell Malacia from Feyenoord as well as that of Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen.
Manchester United have further bolstered their defensive ranks by completing the signing of Lisandro Martinez from Ajax subject to a medical, player terms being finalised and UK visa requirements. The deal for Martinez, an Argentina international, to move to Old Trafford is reportedly worth £46m plus add-ons and represents United's third summer addition following the arrival of Tyrrell Malacia from Feyenoord as well as Danish midfielder Chrisian Eriksen.
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