Manchester United are quickly going about their business with three new transfers through the door and more possibly on the way. A return to the top four has granted United Champions League football to go with their already impressive lure and Michael Carrick could have a very strong team for the upcoming Premier League campaign.
The Independent report that United are understood to retain a long-standing interest in the England Under-21 international and are assessing whether Arsenal would consider offers should their squad plans change later in the summer. Lewis-Skelly's future appeared less certain during parts of last season when regular first-team opportunities were limited, but he ended the campaign
“If we want to compete at this later stage, we’ve seen what we’ve got to do, as a club. It’s our choice now, isn’t it? We have to look at what we seriously want to achieve … It takes, sometimes, a punch in the face to wake up.” Those were the words of the Manchester United head
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Manchester United are quickly going about their business with three new transfers through the door and more possibly on the way. A return to the top four has granted United Champions League football to go with their already impressive lure and Michael Carrick could have a very strong team for the upcoming Premier League campaign.
