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Solskjaer to win new DNA-based Man Utd deal ahead of ‘transfer summit’ …
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With Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s current three-year Manchester United contract scheduled to enter his senior year later this month, he is poised to land a “huge pay raise” on a superb new contract at Old Trafford.
After the new technical positions were announced For Darren Fletcher and John Murtough, decisions in which Solskjaer was allegedly involved, it is the United manager’s turn for a contract change.
Ed Woodward said of Solskjaer earlier this month: “The progress made by Ole and the players this season is clear and adds to the optimism we feel about the future on and off the court.”
Mirror claims that the Norwegian’s reward ‘will be a healthy improvement in his Salary of £ 7 million a year ‘, with Woodward values the ‘restoration of the club’s DNA’ at £ 9 million a year.
F365 says: Murtough deserves a chance in the Man Utd spotlight
TRANSFER SUMMIT
With Murtough and Fletcher now in place and Solskjaer assured of his long-term future at the club, the coaching team is set to hold a ‘transfer summit’ this week.
Sun they say the trio, presumably along with Woodward and Matt Judge, will try to “achieve their goals for the summer.”
United have reportedly identified four key positions that need to be strengthened to close the gap with runaway Premier League leaders Manchester City.
The first on the list is said to be a forward. That It may not be Erling HaalandIt seems unlikely that Edinson Cavani will be offered a new deal and the report claims that Anthony Martial’s future will be discussed in depth at the meeting.
A new central midfielder also ranks high on his hit list with Declan Rice, the name touted in the report, also claiming that the powers that be are also seeking endorsement or competition for Aaron Wan-Bissaka on the right back.
Goalkeeper position will be the other hot topic at the summit. Sergio Romero will definitely be dating, but the key decision to make is between Dean Henderson and David de Gea.
The report suggests that Judge will need time to find a suitable suitor for De Gea, particularly if they wish to remove him from his books as’United wouldn’t want to keep David De Gea just as backup if he’s paid £ 350,000 a week. ‘
HENDERSON COMPETITION
If United ditch De Gea, it could go for a new first choice instead of handing the gloves over to “inexperienced” Henderson.
That is according to the Daily star, who claim United will move for Nick Pope – ‘The perfect fit to compete with the Three Lions international Henderson for the jersey. ‘
I’m not sure that goes brilliantly with Henderson, who despite the reservations of others is absolutely certain that he should be number one at Old Trafford.
Burnley valued Pope at £ 50 million when Chelsea were snooping around last summer and if that was a bit too expensive, United have also earmarked The Spanish plug from Brighton, Robert Sánchez, 23, as an alternative.
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