Manchester United receive Frenkie de Jong transfer boost as James Garner agent sends message
Here are your latest Manchester United morning headlines on Sunday, June 12.
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Man Utd transfer news: Barcelona president drops Frenkie de Jong hint with Liverpool failure a timely boost
The Barcelona president’s latest comments spell bad news for Liverpool, though have given Man Utd fresh hope in their Frenkie de Jong pursuit on two fronts.
Barcelona drop fresh transfer hint amid Manchester United interest in Frenkie de Jong
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has provided a telling admission that will have implications on Manchester United’s pursuit of Frenkie de Jong.
Rafael van der Vaart explains why Frenkie de Jong must complete Manchester United transfer
Former Tottenham Hotspur and Netherlands midfielder Rafael van der Vaart has urged Barcelona ace Frenkie de Jong to complete a switch to Manchester United this summer.
Barcelona: Manchester United make offer for Frenkie de Jong after Manchester City interest
Frenkie de Jong has done everything possible to stay at Barcelona. He made it known publicly that he wants to stay in Spain, but it seems that the idea of the officials is to make money with his sale. Joan Laporta, Barcelona's president, said: "We will do what is best for the club. Frenkie is a coveted player in the market, and we have received offers. The priority is the club's economy”.
Manchester United fans don't know what to think as Reds activate 'Frenkie de Jong transfer process'
Not all Manchester United supporters are convinced after reports in Spain emerged to suggest that the club has 'activated proceedings' to try and sign Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong.
How Erik ten Hag can convince Frenkie de Jong to complete Manchester United transfer
Former Manchester United midfielder Luke Chadwick has backed Erik ten Hag to sell his Old Trafford project to Frenkie de Jong in a bid to lure him to the club this summer.
Barcelona | Gavi, mensajes desde Praga
Viendo los partidos de la Selección contra Portugal y la República Checa, Joan Laporta debió pensar que más le vale acelerar a Mateu Alemany con la renovación de Gavi o, definitivamente, escapará a las posibilidades salariales del Barça. Lo que hace el chico, a sus 17 años, liderar a una Selección campeona del mundo como ha demostrado en Sevilla y Praga, llama poderosamente la atención. Su cotización ha subido como la espuma de nuevo en la última semana (para la web especializada Transfermarkt ya vale 60 millones), en la que fue el mejor con España en el Benito Villamarín, donde condujo la transición y dio el pase clave antes del gol de Morata. Tres días después, se convirtió en el goleador más joven de la historia de la Selección española, con 17 años y 304 días, pulverizando el récord de Ansu Fati.