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Theo Walcott scored 108 goals in just under 400 appearances for Arsenal but for a variety of reasons won’t be remembered as a club legend. Yet it could have all been so different.
Man Utd scouts were in attendance to watch Liverpool target Arnaut Danjuma sink Bayern Munich on Wednesday, though a report has revealed a potential Erik ten Hag issue.
Manchester United have reportedly told six disgruntled players that they will have to stay as Erik ten Hag takes charge – because six others are definitely leaving.
The Manchester Evening News reports that Manchester United are working on a deal to sign Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips. The paper writes that the 26-year-old appeals to the club’s interim manager Ralf Rangnick who is targeting “hungry players seeking a progressive career move”.
Manchester United are willing to let six players leave the club this summer but have told six unhappy squad members to wait before their future can be decided.
Summer shake-up coming to Old Trafford A handful of first-team players at Manchester United are expected to leave this summer, according to the Mirror. There are six players who are out of contract at the end of the season, including the likes of Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard and Edinson Cavani, who will all depart Old Trafford. However, unhappy stars like Anthony Martial, Donny van de Beek, Dean Henderson, Phil Jones, Axel Tuanzebe and Eric Bailly will be forced to stay until a decision is made on their future by club’s new head coach.
Plans for next season are starting to gather pace at Manchester United amid reports suggesting they are ready to appoint Erik ten Hag as their permanent manager. As revealed by Manchester Evening News , the Dutch coach was identified as a preferred candidate to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on a permanent basis.
Martyn Ford floors Iranian Hulk during face-off