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Man United Should Have Splashed £116m On Anderson –Robson

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Manchester United legend Bryan Robson has disclosed that while Manchester City overpaid for Elliot Anderson, his former club should have matched the massive £116 million bid to secure the midfielder. In a chat with Hajper, Robson believes the Red Devils needed to meet the valuation to make a true statement in the market. Read Also:Arsenal [...]

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