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Transfer: ‘You’ll do well’ – Patrice Evra advises Man Utd target to join Arsenal

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Former France international, Patrice Evra, has advised Manchester United target, Manu Kone to join Arsenal instead.

Evra claimed that Kone will do well at Arsenal under manager Mikel Arteta.

Kone has attracted interest from several clubs, including Man United, following an impressive World Cup campaign.

Speaking to Stake, Evra said, “I like Manu Kone’s profile for the Premier League.

“He has energy, he carries the ball, he likes duels, and he works for the team.

“If he goes to Arsenal with a manager who knows how to use him, I think he can do well. He definitely has the tools. Then it is about consistency.”

Transfer: ‘You’ll do well’ – Patrice Evra advises Man Utd target to join Arsenal

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