TRENDING
Transfer roundup: Fulham agree £30m deal for Charles, Chalobah checks in at Como • Cameroon beat Nigeria 1-0 in WAFCON quarter- final • Police probe death of Law School Student in Lagos hostel • Wirtz Backs Iraola’s Tactical Plans At Liverpool • Criminal Hideouts Clampdown: RRS nabs over 30 in Lagos • WAFCON 2026: Cameroon end Nigeria’s title defence, seal World Cup ticket • UNESCO names Nigerian scholar to advisory body on science, tech ethics • WAFCON: Super Falcons fall to Cameroon, face South Africa for World Cup playoff spot • EPL: ‘They’re the strongest team’ – Ex-Chelsea star, Leboeuf names club to win title • Iran appoints ex-IRGC commander to top security position • Super Falcons lose automatic World Cup ticket after 1-0 defeat to Cameroon • Burkina Faso thrash Flying Eagles 4-1, end Nigeria’s World Cup hopes • WAFCON 2026: ‘Disappointing Performance’ –Ex-Nigeria Defender Reacts To Super Falcons’ Loss To Cameroon • Super Falcons to face South Africa in World Cup play-off – date, time confirmed • VeryDarkMan bows to pressure, withdraws from P-Square family feud [VIDEO] • WAFU B U-20 Tourney: Burkina Faso Thrash Flying Eagles 4-1 To Secure Sole AFCON Qualification Ticket • Awujale stool: Ruling house removes three leaders over bribery allegations • Canada-Africa Summit: Lawal, Sani, others to represent Nigeria in Toronto • Arteta: Guimarães Will Take Arsenal To Next Level • FG sends Passport intervention team to UK to clear pending applications • Transfer roundup: Fulham agree £30m deal for Charles, Chalobah checks in at Como • Cameroon beat Nigeria 1-0 in WAFCON quarter- final • Police probe death of Law School Student in Lagos hostel • Wirtz Backs Iraola’s Tactical Plans At Liverpool • Criminal Hideouts Clampdown: RRS nabs over 30 in Lagos • WAFCON 2026: Cameroon end Nigeria’s title defence, seal World Cup ticket • UNESCO names Nigerian scholar to advisory body on science, tech ethics • WAFCON: Super Falcons fall to Cameroon, face South Africa for World Cup playoff spot • EPL: ‘They’re the strongest team’ – Ex-Chelsea star, Leboeuf names club to win title • Iran appoints ex-IRGC commander to top security position • Super Falcons lose automatic World Cup ticket after 1-0 defeat to Cameroon • Burkina Faso thrash Flying Eagles 4-1, end Nigeria’s World Cup hopes • WAFCON 2026: ‘Disappointing Performance’ –Ex-Nigeria Defender Reacts To Super Falcons’ Loss To Cameroon • Super Falcons to face South Africa in World Cup play-off – date, time confirmed • VeryDarkMan bows to pressure, withdraws from P-Square family feud [VIDEO] • WAFU B U-20 Tourney: Burkina Faso Thrash Flying Eagles 4-1 To Secure Sole AFCON Qualification Ticket • Awujale stool: Ruling house removes three leaders over bribery allegations • Canada-Africa Summit: Lawal, Sani, others to represent Nigeria in Toronto • Arteta: Guimarães Will Take Arsenal To Next Level • FG sends Passport intervention team to UK to clear pending applications
Transfer: Page to join Man Utd as Chalobah leaves Chelsea for new club
Back to Home

Transfer: Page to join Man Utd as Chalobah leaves Chelsea for new club

Daily Post about 1 hour 1 mins read

Leicester City midfielder, Louis Page, could join Manchester United this summer transfer window.

According to Sky Sports, the Red Devils are interested in signing Page.

The 18-year-old has made 21 appearances for the Championship side.

Page is said to be keen on a potential move to Man United this summer.

Meanwhile, in another development, Trevoh Chalobah has left Chelsea to join Como on a permanent transfer.

The Blues disclosed this in a statement via its website on Sunday evening.

“Everyone at Chelsea would like to thank Trev for his years of loyal service and wish him the very best in his next chapter in Italy,” Chelsea’s statement read.

Transfer: Page to join Man Utd as Chalobah leaves Chelsea for new club

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.