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Transfer: Man Utd to sign two Real Madrid players for Carrick
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Transfer: Man Utd to sign two Real Madrid players for Carrick

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Manchester United are looking to pull off moves for Real Madrid’s duo of Aurelien Tchouameni and Eduardo Camavinga.

El Nacional reports that United manager, Michael Carrick, is still looking to bolster his midfield this summer.

Carrick has been handed the job on a permanent basis and is restructuring the team for the new season.

So far, the Red Devils have brought in Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans and Karl Darlow.

They are now considering both Tchouameni and Camavinga, with Madrid looking to raise around 150m for the two players.

Both French midfielders would prefer a stay, but United’s interest in them could interest Madrid.

Transfer: Man Utd to sign two Real Madrid players for Carrick

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