Manchester United may have another midfield option as Romeo Lavia and Sofyan Amrabat monitored
Manchester United have strengthened their central midfield ranks as their first move in the summer transfer market.
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Angel Di Maria Snubs Saudi For Second Spell At Benfica
Argentina's Angel Di Maria has joined Benfica for a second spell after quitting Juventus, the Portuguese giants announced Wednesday. The 35-year-old World Cup winner left Juve as a free agent last month amid claims he could be targeted by a club in Saudi Arabia. But Di Maria, who spent seven years at Paris Saint-Germain before his solitary season at Juve, bucked that trend by signing for Benfica.
Di Maria Resmi Kembali ke Benfica
Angel Di Maria resmi diumumkan sebagai pemain baru Benfica. Di Maria kembali ke Benfica setelah 13 tahun.
Di Maria joins Benfica as a free agent for second stint
Angel Di Maria's career in Europe came full circle on Wednesday when the winger rejoined Portuguese side Benfica, the club he played for between 2007 and 2010 when he moved from Argentina.
Manchester United favourites to sign three more players after finalising Mason Mount transfer
Manchester United are the favourites to win the race to sign three more players as they near the announcement of Mason Mount's arrival.
Manchester United's transfer priorities in each position as Mason Mount to become first signing
With Mason Mount set to become Manchester United's first summer signing, attention can turn to addressing the other weaknesses in Erik ten Hag's squad.
Saudi Champions Al-Ittihad sign Jota from Celtic
Celtic winger Jota has joined Al-Ittihad on a three-year contract, the Saudi Pro League champions announced on Monday.
Manchester United might need to repeat striker transfer ploy that would infuriate fans
Manchester United have signed six strikers in the last seven years and only of them has been under 30, although it should be pointed out that he was a failure as well. When it comes to picking their goalscorers, this is a club that has been getting it wrong more often than it's been getting it right.