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Transfer: Chido Obi set to leave Man Utd

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Manchester United have made striker Chido Obi-Martin available for a loan move this summer.

Chido Obi has received a mixed pre-season assessment, with United preferring a continental European destination over clubs in England’s lower leagues.

Red Devils manager, Michael Carrick, and the coaching staff believe the player is not quite ready for the intensity of the Premier League.

Also, attackers like Benjamin Šeško, Matheus Cunha, and Bryan Mbeumo sit ahead of Chido Obi in the current senior pecking order.

Chido Obi featured in pre-season for United during their 5-0 win over Rosenborg for 30 minutes as a substitute but did not travel with the squad for their recent win over Atletico Madrid.

Transfer: Chido Obi set to leave Man Utd

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