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“It's one game” - Carrick defends Manchester United progress despite total lack of attacking spark
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Trepy's ‘improvement in respiratory function' after swimming pool incident
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MAN UNITED 2-4 AC MILAN - NATHAN SALT: Manchester United were made to suffer at the hands of Ruben Amorim after they rounded off pre-season with a puzzling 4-2 defeat against AC Milan in Wroclaw. Despite taking the lead inside two minutes through Harry Maguire's header‚ United never looked quite right all afternoon against this dynamic Milan side. There was plenty of motivation on both sides and while Amorim hugged each and every United player that was in the starting line-up‚ it was he who had the last laugh thanks to goals from Samuel Chukwueze‚ Alphadjo Cisse‚ Goncalo Ramos and Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
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After a gruelling season‚ both mentally and physically‚ followed by an intense run to the semi-finals of the World Cup‚ Arsenal star Declan Rice has been making the most of every moment of his downtime. Rice racked up an impressive 69 appearances for club and country last season‚ helping Arsenal secure their first Premier League title in 22 years and reach their first Champions League final in two decades‚ where they were beaten by Paris Saint-Germain on penalties. He also played a crucial role in England's third-place finish at the World Cup under Thomas Tuchel‚ despite being hampered by injury and illness throughout the tournament.
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SIMON JONES: Liverpool and Arsenal are heading to a tribunal after failing to agree compensation for 16-year-old prospect Vincent Joseph. The highly-rated striker‚ who had appeared for the club's U18s‚ decided to leave Liverpool last month despite the fact they offered the teenager a scholarship‚ which had to be signed by July 1. He declined the offer amid interest from the likes of Manchester United‚ Chelsea‚ Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. However‚ it is Premier League champions Arsenal who have won the race for the talented number nine's signature.
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Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has urged his former club to gazump Atletico Madrid's £34million move for Cristian Romero‚ despite branding the Tottenham captain a 'nutcase' and 'absolute clown' in his sales pitch. The Argentina defender‚ 28‚ is expected to leave Spurs this summer after being given the green light to join LaLiga heavyweights Atletico Madrid‚ who are deep in talks with the north London outfit and only a few millions apart in negotiations. Meanwhile‚ the Red Devils are eagerly exploring options to bolster Michael Carrick's squad ahead of the new campaign‚ which will see United compete in the Champions League after finishing third in the Premier League last season.
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SIMON JONES: Atletico Madrid remain favourites to sign Cristian Romero from Tottenham despite interest from fierce rivals Arsenal. The Premier League champions are understood to have asked the agents of the Spurs captain what the deal would be.
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The star has been offered improved terms in excess of £19million a year after stalling in contract negotiations‚ and that offer has been enough for him to commit his long-term future to the club. Talks between the player's agents‚ general director Jose Angel Sanchez and chief scout Juni Calafat took place in Madrid on Wednesday. Jose Mourinho also underlined that the 26-year-old is also firmly in his plans. Despite the increased confidence at the Bernabeu‚ the player added to the uncertainty on Wednesday night by deleting his entire Instagram history. Vinicius' page‚ which has 63.9million followers‚ currently displays no images or bio and he's also removed his profile picture.
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Mika Baur to Celtic transfer put in jeopardy by Paderborn boss despite 'worst case scenario' plan
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FEELING THE HEAT: Premier League manager's looking over their shoulder with Michael Carrick already the top flight's TENTH longest serving boss despite taking charge in January
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KIERAN GILL IN SYDNEY: Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi has teased a 'bomba' signing in attack‚ insisting the club's summer business is only '60 per cent' complete despite already breaking their transfer record twice in this window alone. Spurs have spent £237million on signing Sandro Tonali (£100m)‚ Mateus Fernandes (£85m) and Jan Paul van Hecke (£52m). They have also brought in Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi on free transfers after back-to-back 17th-placed finishes in the Premier League. De Zerbi‚ who described himself as a 'shark' in the market‚ is now keen to add to his attack before the next season gets going. Daily Mail Sport understands the 'bomba' referenced by De Zerbi is not believed to refer to Savinho‚ the Manchester City winger who Spurs are also trying to bring in.
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Mohamed Salah talks with next club collapse despite meeting with ex-Liverpool star three times
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Man United learn Alex Scott transfer twist as 'new bid' to be made despite Bournemouth stance