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Man United are stated to have eyes on Lecce full-back, Patrick Dorgu.
Manchester United have made drastic enhancements to the first-team squad this summer season, with the Crimson Devils making a handful of essential signings.
The Previous Trafford membership nonetheless have work to do, with preparation for subsequent summer season little doubt already underway. INEOS will know precisely what’s required, assuming Erik ten Hag stays in cost.
Among the many most urgent wants is a dependable left-back. With the utmost respect to Luke Shaw, he at all times picks up accidents and United have to consider changing him sooner slightly than later. Tyrell Malacia hasn’t performed in eighteen months.
In accordance with HITC, younger Patrick Dorgu is a reputation who’s on the checklist. This text was written just a few days in the past and we missed it on the time, so we’re slightly delayed bringing you the knowledge.
In accordance with their sources, United are stated to be ‘watching’ the 19-year-old full-back, who at the moment plies his commerce for Lecce.
Tottenham Hotspur are additionally stated to be eager on {the teenager}, who turned down a transfer to Chelsea this summer season.
The younger Dane loved a breakout marketing campaign for the Serie A membership Lecce final time period, additionally incomes worldwide caps in consequence, enjoying alongside the likes of Rasmus Hojlund and Christian Eriksen.
HITC state that a complete host of ‘big-hitting’ golf equipment are actually glancing at Dorgu, as he begins to catch the attention.
Whereas Shaw remains to be round, that is the kind of transfer that makes full sense. Dorgu can settle into his new environment slowly, dipping out and in of the group as and when the Englishman wants a relaxation or is injured. Clearly, the long-term view can be for Dorgu to interchange Shaw.
It might show powerful to beat out among the competitors, although…
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