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It was a concern Manchester United were unable to address last summer but, with Erik ten Hag at the helm, new central midfielders are understood to be on the way. Frenkie de Jong and Christian Eriksen are the top targets and moves to sign those world-famous playmakers are progressing.
It is often said that the least surprising thing about football is its capacity to surprise you.
Despite retiring from professional football in 2014, Arsenal legend Thierry Henry could still be about to help the Gunners in 2022.
TUESDAY’S BIG STORIES Cash for tears Ad/> How much would someone need to pay you to be miserable? Not just a bit down in the dumps, but unfiltered, sweeping and endless despair? £1,000 a week? £10,000 a week? £100,000 a week? Transfers‘Doesn’t know the word pain’ – What Martinez could bring to Arsenal or Man Utd13 HOURS AGO That is the question at the heart of the Manchester United project right now. ‘Can we pay someone enough money that, even though they know they will be really, really unhappy, they say yes anyway?’ Up until now, the accepted terms for endless despair in the post-Sir Alex era have ranged from around £100,000 [the likes of Morgan Schneiderlin] to £480,000 a week [the likes, or like, of Cristiano Ronaldo]. And now a new name is considering trading their happiness for wads of cash: Frenkie De Jong.
Manchester United need signings in almost every position on the pitch this summer. Erik ten Hag's priority has been Frenkie de Jong and it is likely that his transfer will take up a large chunk of the club's budget, so they will need to be smarter about how they approach other positions.
Frenkie de Jong once described Cristiano Ronaldo as a "top player" amid the mounting possibility that they could become teammates at Manchester United.
A number of faces were pictured back at Carrington on Monday as Erik ten Hag met with his players for the first time in pre-season.
Donny van de Beek has already hinted that he could help Manchester United solve one glaring problem.