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The Irish Sun
7 days ago
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- The Irish Sun
Man Utd keeping tabs on Angers left-back Dan Sinate, 19, as they plan for the future
MANCHESTER UNITED are monitoring Angers' promising young talent Dan Sinate. United manager 4 Manchester United are monitoring Angers' promising young talent Dan Sinate Credit: Hugo Pfeiffer/Icon Sport via Getty Images 4 Man Utd will follow Sinate's progress throughout this coming season Credit: Abary Doucouré/malicomps And SunSport understand Amorim, 40, is also planning for the future with The Red Devils will follow the left-back's progress throughout this coming season. That is after the Manchester giants' scouts were left impressed by the Mali youth international's displays during the Maurice Revello Tournament. Sinate stood out while playing with Read More on Man Utd Nevertheless, a move seems more likely next summer or January the earliest. The full-back can also play as a centre-back as well as a midfielder and has stood out thank to his dribbling, positioning, technique and confidence on the ball. The defender has also played for Alaves as well as Sinate would be joining former team-mate and fellow Mali international Most read in Football CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Kone, 19, is already turning heads at Old Trafford after playing in both of the Red Devils' post-season matches in Asia. According to Bryan Mbeumo explains his reasons for joining Man Utd And so the Portuguese tactician and the club have decided to cancel the defensive midfielder's planned loan move to Ineos-owned Lausanne. That means Kone could find first-team opportunities this coming season as United look to rebuild on a budget. 4 Sinate could reunite with former team-mate and fellow countryman Sekou Kone at Man Utd 4
Scottish Sun
7 days ago
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Man Utd keeping tabs on Angers left-back Dan Sinate, 19, as they plan for the future
MANCHESTER UNITED are monitoring Angers' promising young talent Dan Sinate. United manager Ruben Amorim is putting together a massive squad overhaul after the club's worst ever Premier League campaign. Advertisement 4 Manchester United are monitoring Angers' promising young talent Dan Sinate Credit: Hugo Pfeiffer/Icon Sport via Getty Images 4 Man Utd will follow Sinate's progress throughout this coming season Credit: Abary Doucouré/malicomps And SunSport understand Amorim, 40, is also planning for the future with Man Utd eyeing Sinate, 19. The Red Devils will follow the left-back's progress throughout this coming season. That is after the Manchester giants' scouts were left impressed by the Mali youth international's displays during the Maurice Revello Tournament. Sinate stood out while playing with Mali's Under-20s during this year's edition in June. Advertisement Nevertheless, a move seems more likely next summer or January the earliest. The full-back can also play as a centre-back as well as a midfielder and has stood out thank to his dribbling, positioning, technique and confidence on the ball. The defender has also played for Alaves as well as Monaco, where he amassed two goals in 40 appearances with the Under-19s. Sinate would be joining former team-mate and fellow Mali international Sekou Kone if he moved to United. Advertisement CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Kone, 19, is already turning heads at Old Trafford after playing in both of the Red Devils' post-season matches in Asia. According to The Mail, the midfielder has won over Amorim and his coaching staff with his displays during pre-season. Bryan Mbeumo explains his reasons for joining Man Utd And so the Portuguese tactician and the club have decided to cancel the defensive midfielder's planned loan move to Ineos-owned Lausanne. Advertisement That means Kone could find first-team opportunities this coming season as United look to rebuild on a budget. 4 Sinate could reunite with former team-mate and fellow countryman Sekou Kone at Man Utd
Scottish Sun
16-06-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Man Utd scout £20m star from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Nice as Ruben Amorim demands more physical players in transfer window
But a deal cannot take place until the final day of the transfer window FRENCH FANCY Man Utd scout £20m star from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Nice as Ruben Amorim demands more physical players in transfer window Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) MANCHESTER UNITED have been scouting a holding midfielder from fellow Ineos-owned club Nice as they consider cut-price options. United sent a scout to Sweden's international friendly against Algeria last week to check on the player, who has been tipped to leave the Ligue 1 club this summer. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Manchester Utited are scouting Hicham Boudaou from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Nice Credit: Getty 4 Ratcliffe's company, Ineos, own 100 per cent of Ligue 1 side Nice Credit: AFP The Red Devils' official went to Friends Arena in Solna to monitor Hicham Boudaoui, according to reports in Algeria. Despite coming off after an hour, with his team trailing 4-0, Boudaoui demonstrated why many in France think he is ready for the Premier League. The 25-year-old won all of his ground duels and looked unruffled when put under pressure inside Algeria's half. He also showed a great range of passing with one excellent switch of play out to the right flank. And he even came close to grabbing a goal with a drilled effort from the corner of the penalty area that flew only a yard or so wide of the far post. Boudaoui is coming off an excellent season in France in which he emerged as one of the best in Ligue 1 in his position. In figures published in April by Datascout, he came out on top among 49 defensive midfielders for sprinting speed, fourth for the number of accelerations and sixth for high-intensity distance covered. Ruben Amorim is desperate to bring players with a more physical profile to the Old Trafford and Boudaoui certainly fits the bill. 4 Join SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from Old Trafford The Red Devils were unable to sign players from Nice last summer because both clubs were set to feature in the Europa League. Sir Jim Ratcliffe agreed not to move any players between the clubs until September 2025 to satisfy Uefa's concerns over multi-club ownership. Man Utd stars 'intimidated' by weight of shirt but can still thrive after leaving like McTominay, says Angel Gomes That means any deal for Boudaoui cannot take place until the final day of the summer transfer window with the deadline for Premier League clubs set for 7pm on September 1. Other Premier League clubs have been sniffing around while reports in France have linked Boudaoui, who has two years left on his contract, with unnamed clubs in Spain and Germany. Nice could demand £20m for the midfielder but transfer funds are likely to be tight at Old Trafford. United have already splurged £62.5m on Matheus Cunha and may now need to sell in order to finance further high-profile transfers.
The Irish Sun
16-06-2025
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Man Utd scout £20m star from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Nice as Ruben Amorim demands more physical players in transfer window
MANCHESTER UNITED have been scouting a holding midfielder from fellow Ineos-owned club Nice as they consider cut-price options. United sent a scout to Sweden's international friendly against Algeria last week to check on the player, who has been tipped to leave the Ligue 1 club this summer . 4 Manchester Utited are scouting Hicham Boudaou from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Nice Credit: Getty 4 Ratcliffe's company, Ineos, own 100 per cent of Ligue 1 side Nice Credit: AFP The Red Devils' official went to Friends Arena in Solna to monitor Hicham Boudaoui, according to reports in Algeria. Despite coming off after an hour, with his team trailing 4-0, Boudaoui demonstrated why many in The 25-year-old won all of his ground duels and looked unruffled when put under pressure inside Algeria's half. He also showed a great range of passing with one excellent switch of play out to the right flank. READ MORE MAN UTD NEWS And he even came close to grabbing a goal with a drilled effort from the corner of the penalty area that flew only a yard or so wide of the far post. Boudaoui is coming off an excellent season in France in which he emerged as one of the best in Ligue 1 in his position. In figures published in April by Old Trafford and Boudaoui certainly fits the bill . Most read in Football 4 Join SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from Old Trafford The Red Devils were unable to sign players from Nice last summer because both clubs were set to feature in the Europa League. Sir Jim Ratcliffe agreed not to move any players between the clubs until September 2025 to satisfy Uefa's concerns over multi-club ownership. Man Utd stars 'intimidated' by weight of shirt but can still thrive after leaving like McTominay, says Angel Gomes That means any deal for Boudaoui cannot take place until the final day of the summer transfer window with the deadline for Premier League clubs set for 7pm on September 1. Other Premier League clubs have been sniffing around while reports in Spain and Germany . Nice could demand £20m for the midfielder but transfer funds are likely to be tight at Old Trafford. United have already splurged £62.5m on 4 Boudaoui represents Algeria with new Manchester City signing Rayan Ait Nouri
Daily Mirror
10-06-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Man Utd star's emotional message after being released by Amorim – 'Once a red'
Several Manchester United academy graduates have joined veteran first teamers in being released by the Red Devils as Ruben Amorim looks to build his new era at the club Manchester United academy starlet James Nolan has expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the club after parting ways with the Red Devils. It was reported early last month that three youngsters - Nolan, Jack Kingdon and Sam Murray - would be allowed to leave as free agents this summer. United published their retained list on Monday and the aforementioned players' departures were made official. Nolan spent last season on loan with Inverness Caledonian Thistle in Scottish League One, where he made 33 appearances and scored his first career goal. The 19-year-old defender will now look for a new club to begin his next chapter. Taking to Instagram, Nolan wrote: "My time at Manchester United has now come to an end. "From joining at the age of seven to now leaving at 19 it has been my second home. I just want to say a massive thank you to the coaches, players and everyone at the club for making my time unforgettable. I've made memories to last a life time. "Once a Red always a Red." Nolan is a versatile player and mainly played at full-back for Caledonian Thistle. Central defender Jack Kingdon also shared his gratitude in a similar social media post, saying: 'After nearly 5 years at this club, it is my time to move onto the next chapter in my career. 'The experiences this club has given me I will always be grateful for. The lads, staff and fans have been outstanding with me whilst I've been here. "Manchester United will always have a place in my heart, but it is time for the next chapter. Thank you, Reds." Kingdon as an academy product was instrumental in the Under-18 treble-winning team in 2023/2024. The 19-year-old, who is a Scotland youth international, was also excellent on loan with Rochdale after signing for the club in the winter window. It's understood that Kingdon was on the verge of signing for Ineos-owned FC Lausanne Sport on loan in January before he signed for Rochdale, who he helped reach the National League play-offs. Academy goalkeepers Tom Myles and Tom Wooster have also been released this summer, with the official club website's statement reading: 'The Academy is proud of all of our departing young players throughout the age groups. They will be supported in securing contracts at new clubs, provided with a bespoke aftercare programme, and will always have a lifelong association with Manchester United.' Joining them in the mass clearout after a disastrous season for the first team are established stars Christian Eriksen, Jonny Evans and Victor Lindelof. Tom Heaton is also included on the list of free transfers, however, the club remains in discussions with the goalkeeper about a new deal that would see him remain part of the squad for the 2025/26 season. It is understood that there will be a limited number of spots available in Ruben Amorim's squad next season as the Portuguese head coach looks to transform the club's fortunes with new additions.
