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Transfer: Chelsea’s Gusto to join PSG as Man Utd confirm deal for George

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Chelsea full-back, Malo Gusto, could join Paris Saint-Germain this summer transfer window.

As reported by The Sun, PSG manager Luis Enrique has approved the idea of signing Gusto, although the Blues have placed a £75 million price tag on the France international.

The report added that PSG sees Gusto as ideal competition for defender Achraf Hakimi, while Chelsea could be forced into sales to help satisfy Financial Fair Play regulations.

Meanwhile, in another development, Manchester United on Thursday announced that defender Gabby George has left the club’s Women’s team to join Brighton & Hove Albion.

George made 24 appearances for Man United last season, having played 54 times in total.

“Everyone at United would like to thank Gabby for her efforts over the last three years and wish her the very best of luck for the future,” Man United’s statement partly read.

Transfer: Chelsea’s Gusto to join PSG as Man Utd confirm deal for George

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