Man Utd's takeover twist and Arsenal's transfer business: FootballTransfers recap

Tom Weber
Tom Weber
  • Updated: 23 May 2023 08:37 CDT
  • 5 min read
Erik ten Hag, Man Utd, 2022/23
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There was not a lot of football action on Friday, but the avalanche of transfer news certainly made up for it.

Particularly Arsenal and Manchester United are keen on making moves in the summer. Plus, it was reported that there could yet be a fresh twist in the United takeover saga. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.

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Jassim to submit final bid?

It seemed for all the world as though Sir Jim Ratcliffe had the takeover of Manchester United wrapped up, but new reports suggest that Sheikh Jassim could still make a huge last-minute offer.

Keen Min-jae

In other Manchester United news, they are reportedly already holding talks with Kim Min-jae and the South Korean giant is said to be keen on a move to Old Trafford.

Kim Min-jae
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No more loan army

Chelsea were once famous for their 'loan army' but those days are over thanks to UEFA's new regulations.

Ihattaren's reputation takes another hit

Former Dutch wonderkid Mohamed Ihattaren has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons since his move to Juventus, and his latest escapade may see his club dump him for good.

Mohamed Ihattaren
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Arsenal making moves

Arsenal are reportedly eyeing a highly-rated Bundesliga player to reinforce their defence next season.

Moreover, the agent of an Arsenal target has recently called the North London side a 'great club,' fueling speculation about a move.

N'Golo Kante has recently also been linked with Arsenal, and he has refused to commit himself to Chelsea in a recent interview. Is he on his way to the Emirates?

N'Golo Kante
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Grading United's business

In the latest instalment of our grading series, we took a look at Manchester United's business this season. Agree with this, United fans?

More transfer news

Liverpool have apparently found a backup for Alisson in a World Cup winner. Not a bad number two!

Chelsea are open to letting one of their star defenders leave for nothing, if he so desires.

Thiago Silva
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Barcelona have shifted their attention away from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to a Manchester United target.

Speaking of United, Erik ten Hag has reportedly identified a David de Gea replacement and he is...not great.

Finally, the Dutch coach also spoke about the future of loaned-out wonderkid Amad Diallo.

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