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EPL: Erik ten Hag Identifies Wan-Bissaka’s Replacement In Squad Overhaul
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Erik ten Hag Identifies Wan-Bissaka’s Replacement In Squad Overhaul
- Erik ren is keen to bring in new full-backs on both sides as part of his United overhaul as he targets players who can quickly adapt to his style of play.
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that incoming Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has reportedly identified Inter Milan full-back Denzel Dumfries replace Aaron Wan-Bissaka at Man Utd.
The Dutchman will arrive at Old Trafford at the end of the season and is expected to undertake a huge overhaul of the club’s playing squad.
It comes as a United youngster, who has been compared to Ten Hag’s former Ajax defender Matthijs de Ligt, has returned to the club ahead of schedule following a loan move to Birmingham City this season.
Opportunities could come his way after Eric Bailly and Phil Jones confirmed they intend to leave United when Ten Hag’s revolution kicks off this summer.
Erik ten is keen to bring in new full-backs on both sides as part of his United overhaul as he targets players who can quickly adapt to his style of play.
Dumfries is thought to fit the bill – and could offer significantly more attacking threat than Wan-Bissaka.
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But having arrived in Italy less than a year ago as part of a £15million summer move, United may have to fork out a considerable amount to convince the Serie A giants to part ways with the defender.
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