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EPL: Man United close in on £60m-plus deal for Brighton’s Baleba

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Manchester United are reportedly close to signing Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba for over £60m, strengthening their midfield ahead of the new season. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-man-united-close-in-on-60m-plus-deal-for-brightons-baleba/

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