Live Transfer News: Man Utd Targets Martial Replacement, Ratcliffe Appoints CEO, and Vinicius Jr Update
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This article covers recent news related to Manchester United, including the new CEO’s stance on player performance, the club’s plans to move its training ground, the rejection of an offer for Aaron Wan-Bissaka, and the sell-out of Newport’s FA Cup clash with Manchester United.
Berrada’s Tough Stance on Player Performance
Incoming CEO Omar Berrada has announced that players at Manchester United will no longer be allowed to stay at the club for extended periods while they find their form. If a player is not performing within two years, they will be sold, according to sources. This indicates a more ruthless approach to player management at the club.
Manchester United Looking to Relocate Training Ground
The club is reportedly considering relocating its training ground from Carrington due to issues with expanding the site there. The narrow country lane on Birch Road is said to be constraining the club, and they have explored the possibility of buying agricultural land. However, potential problems with building football pitches on land used for food production have arisen.
Inter Milan’s Failed Attempt to Land Wan-Bissaka
Inter Milan made an offer to sign Manchester United’s Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but the club has turned down the attempt. Despite the offer of a shock swap deal involving Dutch wing-back Denzel Dumfries, United is not interested in parting ways with the right-back. Wan-Bissaka has been seen as a valued member of the squad and his contract has been extended to 2025.
Newport’s FA Cup Clash with Manchester United Sells Out
The upcoming historic FA Cup clash between Newport and Manchester United has already sold out, with all tickets gone within just 30 minutes of going on sale. The club faced challenges with ticket sales, having to shift to online sales due to confrontations and threatening behavior towards staff at the ticket office. The capacity 9,500 tickets have all been sold, with 1,400 allocated to Manchester United for the game.
