Manchester United edging closer to signing Antony
Manchester United are edging closer to signing Antony from Ajax.
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Manchester United are edging closer to signing Antony from Ajax.
After scoring his first Premier League hat-trick for Manchester City in their 4-2 win over Crystal Palace, striker Erling Haaland says there's much more to come. The Norwegian forward inspired a comeback from 2-0 down against the Eagles, and took his personal tally for the season to six goals in just four appearances. Ad Haaland said: «Of course it takes time but I know it will come and get even better.
When Manchester City needed their prolific striker to be prolific, Erling Haaland duly obliged to turn an ugly afternoon into a truly memorable one. After missing a good header in the first half and being culpable for Crystal Palace's second goal, Haaland's second-half hat-trick was everything City have waited for.
Manchester United are still hoping to bring in a few more faces to Carrington before the transfer window closes next week. Spirits are high around the club after a win over bitter rivals Liverpool, but United still remain in need of reinforcements.
Xavi still hopes for Bernardo The Mail reports that Xavi Hernandez has not yet given up on Bernardo Silva, despite Pep Gurdiola expecting him to stay, and Paris Saint-Germain’s late interest being reported. The Barca coach said: “You never lose hope, but it's difficult. It's complicated.
There are now just five days to go until deadline day and Erik ten Hag has refused to rule out that more deals may be completed before Thursday.
Manchester United target Frenkie de Jong is set to remain at Barcelona this summer and snub a move to Old Trafford. That's according to Sport, which claims the Dutchman is prepared to accept a pay cut in order to remain at the Nou Camp.
If it was worth paying £51m for Erling Haaland solely to beat Crystal Palace at home, Manchester City's latest thrilling comeback owed more to the man that Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain haven't stumped up the funds for.