Manchester United are finally doing what Ralf Rangnick recommended
After 12 years of being emblazoned across the back of David de Gea's shirt, 'No.1' will have a different proprietor at Manchester United this forthcoming season.
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After 12 years of being emblazoned across the back of David de Gea's shirt, 'No.1' will have a different proprietor at Manchester United this forthcoming season.
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