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AARON WAN-BISSAKA wants a new contract at Manchester United — but has been told to wait on new Erik ten Hag’s verdict on his future, SunSport can exclusively reveal.

United blocked recent inquiries for him, prompting AWB’s team to ask for a long-term deal instead.

Meanwhile, Paul Pogba has reportedly agreed a deal to return to Juventus, according to reports in Italy.

The Frenchman will leave United again on a free and walk back to Turin where he will pocket £6.75m-a-season plus bonuses.

And Manchester United are reportedly set to do battle with Arsenal for Lille forward Jonathan David.

According to , incoming new manager Ten Hag - who will be in attendance for United's game at Crystal Palace this weekend - wants to sign the Canada international to bolster his attack.

Lille are said to want around £42million for the striker.

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  • United vs Palace on Sunday

    United’s under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.

    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.

    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.

    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.

  • Dybala to snub Prem giants

    Soon-to-be free agent Paulo Dybala has reportedly ruled out a move to England as he closes in on a transfer to Inter Milan, writes Joshua Mbu.

    Dybala is set to depart Juventus after spending seven years of his club career there.

    The Argentine is attracting interest from a host of Europe’s top clubs, with the likes of Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma all interested.

    Manchester United and Tottenham, who have both been long-term admirers of the forward are also keen on exploring a possible deal.

  • Red Devils linked to David

    Manchester United and Arsenal are being linked to West Ham and Aston Villa target Jonathan David.

    Lille’s Canadian striker has attracted Premier League interest for at least a year.

    And Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new front men this summer.

  • Pat on the back

    Patrick Vieira is glad Crystal Palace are ending their season with a big Premier League clash against one of the Premier League's big guns.

    The Eagles capitulated at Goodison Park on Thursday to lose 3-2 after being 2-0 up against Everton.

    The Frenchman said: "It's good for us to play the last game at home against one of the best teams in this country in

    Manchester United, and everything they represent in the Premier League.

    "We will want to give a really good performance. I think our fans deserve that and this is what we will try to do.

    "It's been a really, really challenging season for United but it's never easy to play them.

    "When you look at the quality in their squad, we need a big performance to get something from the game."

  • Rang the changes at United

    Ralf Rangnick has told Manchester United to go for glory in the Europa League and guarantee themselves a place in the prestigious Champions League again.

    Rangnick said: "It is a big difference if a club like United plays in the Europa League rather than the Europa Conference League.

    "Frankfurt finished in the lower half of Bundesliga but won the Europa League and qualified for the Champions League - this should be an incentive."

    German Rangnick, who officially hands over the reins of power to Ten Hag on Monday, added: "I still strongly believe there is a core of players who are top, and good enough to play for the club.

    "And hopefully most of them will still be here.

    "If the board and Erik bring in players with the right mentality, I am positive that we will be able to put this club back not just on the right track but to the top.

    "Maybe it will not happen in one transfer window but I am positive in the next two or three."

  • Morning, United fans

    Jonathan David, Kalidou Koulibaly and Orel Mangala are under the transfer spotlight as United stars prepare for their final chance to impress before Erik ten Hag takes over.

    Ahead of tomorrow's trip to Crystal Palace, it's claimed the Red Devils are again keen on Lille's Canada striker David.

    But Chelsea, Arsenal, Newcastle, West Ham and Aston Villa have also been linked with the 22-year-old.Meanwhile, Napoli’s determination to keep United and Chelsea target Koulibaly has reportedly weakened.

    The Sengal skipper seems certain to be one of the summer's most in-demand centre-backs.

    Finding a midfield anchorman is likely to be another of Ten Hag's priorities.

    And the latest suggestion is that Stuttgart star Mangala would be a cut-price £13million alternative to Barcelona's Frenkie de Jong.

    Mangala’s agent Mehmet Eser has confirmed the Red Devils’ interest in the Belgium star, 24.

    Ten Hag’s hopes of landing his ex-Ajax hero De Jong have been dented by Barca’s £65m asking price.

    Lastly, it's claimed Barca right-back Sergino Dest has been offered to United, Chelsea and Tottenham.

  • How United might line up at Palace

    United’s under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.

    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.

    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.

    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.

    However, some stars are set to miss their Ten Hag audition through injury or illness.

    Up and coming youngster Alejandro Garnacho won’t play a part this weekend.

    Interim boss Ralf Rangnick confirmed: “Unfortunately Alejandro was ill in the last couple of days.

    “Today his first back, he might be back but not sure if he is physically fit to play.”

    Luke Shaw is also a doubt, with the left-back’s wife giving birth to their second child on Friday.

    Jadon Sancho and Phil Jones will also miss out.

  • Red Devils linked to David

    Manchester United and Arsenal are being linked to West Ham and Aston Villa ‘target’ Jonathan David.

    Lille’s Canada striker has attracted Prem interest for at least a year.

    And Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.

  • Dybala to snub Prem giants

    Soon-to-be free agent Paulo Dybala has reportedly ruled out a move to England as he closes in on a transfer to Inter Milan, writes Joshua Mbu.

    Dybala is set to depart Juventus after spending seven years of his club career there.

    The Argentine is attracting interest from a host of Europe’s top clubs, with the likes of Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma all interested.

    Manchester United and Tottenham, who have both been long-term admirers of the forward are also keen on exploring a possible deal.

  • Chelsea & Toon also linked to David

    Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly being joined by Chelsea and Newcastle in eyeing Lille striker Jonathan David.

    West Ham and Aston Villa are also said to be keen on the Canadian speedster.

    Incoming Old Trafford chief Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.

  • Chelsea and Utd in 'Koulibaly boost'

    Napoli's determination to keep Chelsea and Manchester United target Kalidou Koulibaly has reportedly weakened.

    The Senegal star, 30, is likely to be one of the summer's most-sought after centre-backs.

    Chelsea need reinforcements as Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen are set to leave for free, with Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso other possible departures in defence.

    And incoming United boss Erik ten Hag will be handed a long-term problem to resolve - finding the right partnership at centre-back.

    Ajax pair Jurrien Timber and Lisandro Martinez have both ben mentioned recently.

    It all means Koulibaly, whose Napoli contract expires in 2023, is likely to be a major Prem target in the next close season.

  • Mellor exits Old Trafford

    Manchester United Under-23s striker D’Mani Mellor is leaving the club this summer.

    He said on Instagram: “The end of my first chapter in football. Making a debut for Man Utd is something that only a small number of people have the honour to say that they have achieved.

    “I’ve been extremely fortunate to represent this club for over 10 years. There are so many people that I have to thank for their support along the way. Many have become my closest friends throughout my time here.

    “I’ll always be connected with this amazing club.

    “Now, a new chapter starts. I’m ready for that next step and I’m excited to show everyone what I can do.”

  • Dest 'offered to Chelsea'

    Barcelona right-back Sergino Dest has reportedly been offered to Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham.

    The USA and former Ajax star, 21, has played 31 games for Barca this season without becoming first-choice

    And   say the Spanish giants have alerted Prem clubs that he might be available.

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  • Bye now, Depay later

    Speculation is growing that Arsenal could move in for Barcelona's Memphis Depay.

    It's suggested the ex-Manchester United speedster striker could be available for 'just £25million.

    And now it's claimed the Gunners will be encouraged to bid tor the Holland speedster, 28.

  • Henderson urged to join Toon

    Dean Henderson has been urged to join Newcastle and prove he's world class.

    Former Manchester United defender Paul Parker believes Manchester United's second-choice keeper is driven by 'ego'.

    Ex-England star Parker told said of the Toon target: "Give him the opportunity.

    “You can prove it at Newcastle with the pressure on him from their fans. If he’s got an opportunity to play regular football, he’s gonna want it.”

    “He’s not gonna be sitting down, his ego is not allowing him.

    "Dean Henderson going there will put himself at the forefront and people will really see how good he is.”

  • Mangala rated back-up option for De Jong

    Stuttgart's Orel Mangala is rated a £13million back-up target if United miss out on Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong.

    Mangala's agent Mehmet Eser, has reportedly confirmed the Red Devils' interest in the Belgium star, 24,

    United have long sought a world-class anchorman.

    And Erik ten Hag's hopes of reuniting with former Ajax hero De Jong have been dented by a Barca's asking price of around £65m.

  • United and Arsenal in for David

    Manchester United and Arsenal are being linked to West Ham and Aston Villa 'target' Jonathan David.

    Lille's Canada striker has attracted Prem interest for at least a year.

    And it's Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.

  • Brandon heading back from Norwich

    Relegated Norwich are offloading eight out-of-contract players plus their four loanees - including Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour and Manchester United full-back Brandon Williams.

    German midfield star Lukas Rapp helped the Canaries to promotion in 2020-21 but departs along with Josip Drmić, Josh Giurgi, Aston Oxborough, Nelson Khumbeni, Reece McAlear, Solomon Alidor-Hamilton and Olatunde Okeowo.

    Scotland ace Gilmour, former England Under-21 defender Williams, Schalke's Ozan Kabak and Mathias Normann from Russian side Rostov will return to their parent clubs after Saturday's Prem finale at home to Spurs.

  • Utd linked to Raphinha swoop

    Manchester United could move for Leeds winger Raphinha.

    It's understood third-bottom Leeds could lose FIVE stars if they go down.

    Liverpool and especially West Ham have also been linked with seven cap Brazilian Raphinha.

    And the 25-year-old is admired by incoming Old Trafford chief Erik ten Hag.

  • How Red Devils might line up at Palace

    United's under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.

    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.

    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.

    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.

    However, some stars are set to miss their Ten Hag audition through injury or illness.

    Up and coming youngster Alejandro Garnacho won't play a part this weekend.

    Interim boss Ralf Rangnick confirmed: "Unfortunately Alejandro was ill in the last couple of days.

    "Today his first back, he might be back but not sure if he is physically fit to play."

    Luke Shaw is also a doubt, with the left-back's wife giving birth to their second child on Friday.

    Jadon Sancho and Phil Jones will also miss out.

  • Ralf: ten Hag must fix Utd spirit

    Ralf Rangnick will hand over Old Trafford control to incoming boss Erik ten Hag with the warning: Fix the club's spirit.

    United will finish only sixth or seventh in the Prem after another inconsistent season, blighted by defensive failings and question marks over their unity.

    And damningly, interim chief Rangnick believes the biggest problem could be the morale of the whole squad.

    Ten Hag is expected to undertake a huge shake-up on and perhaps off the field when he arrives from Ajax over the summer.

  • No more D'Mani Utd

    Manchester United Under-23s striker D’Mani Mellor is leaving the club this summer.

    He said on Instagram: “The end of my first chapter in football. Making a debut for Man Utd is something that only a small number of people have the honour to say that they have achieved.

    “I’ve been extremely fortunate to represent this club for over 10 years. There are so many people that I have to thank for their support along the way. Many have become my closest friends throughout my time here.

    “I’ll always be connected with this amazing club.

    “Now, a new chapter starts. I’m ready for that next step and I’m excited to show everyone what I can do.”

  • Pogba made City U-turn

    Paul Pogba agreed a controversial transfer to local rivals Manchester City but made a dramatic U-turn amid fears of fan backlash, according to reports.

    Pogba had even agreed personal terms with City ahead of a potential move, according to The Times.

    But the Frenchman is said to have then turned down a move across town from Old Trafford to the Etihad.

    Pogba is claimed to have been concerned by the potential backlash he would inevitably have faced from the United faithful.

    The Times go on to report Pogba reckoned life in Manchester would have become “unbearable” if he made the high-profile switch to United’s bitter rivals.

  • Ten Hag told not to be Rash

    Erik Ten Hag is being urged to keep faith with out-of-form Marcus Rashford, writes Neil Custis.

    The new Manchester United boss needs convincing that the misfiring 24-year-old forward should be part of his plans next season.

    Ten Hag, who was pictured with agent Kees Vos leaving the club’s London HQ last night, has been discussing recruitment plans and wants a new striker to complement Cristiano Ronaldo.

    But staff at the club are convinced that Rashford still has a bright future, despite his disappointing season.

    Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has been at pains to emphasise how good Rashford is in training — but remains at a loss as to why he cannot transfer that form to match days.

    This season has seen his worst scoring return since breaking into the first team back in 2015-16.

    United staff hope Dutchman Ten Hag can get him firing again and want the ex-Ajax boss to give him a shot.

  • Jose's United jibe

    Jose Mourinho was axed by the Red Devils in December 2018 after overseeing what was at the time their worst start to a league season in 28 years.

    Mourinho, 59, has failed to guide his new side into Italy's top four, but will take part in the inaugural Europa Conference League final.

    Ahead of Europe's third-tier competition's showpiece event against Feyenoord in Tirana, Mourinho has been discussing the fortunes of some of the continent's older managers, including Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti.

    He couldn't resist taking a dig at United and Spurs, hinting that they are clubs that no longer expect their managers to win trophies.

    Mourinho said: "I believe that the problem with Carlo Ancelotti was that when you coach Everton you are not about to win the Champions League.

    "And with me, you know, people they saw me taking up jobs where they thought that I could win trophies but they were not jobs where we were expected to lift trophies."

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