And they set their sights on the stars of the future, Manchester United They are now reportedly keen to sign a repeat of their summer deal to welcome Chido Obi Martin from the Arsenal academy.
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The Red Devils have to go all-out in 2025 after tearing up their plan and starting over Reuben Amorim – The latest manager charged with turning things around at Old Trafford. So far, the decision has led to mixed results, with Amorim stunning Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium in dramatic fashion last time out, only to suffer a 4-3 defeat at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur to crash out of the Carabao Cup in midweek.
It's not just the results that grabbed the headlines last week, with Marcus Rashford's newfound desire for a new challenge hogging the limelight.
The Manchester United striker told reporters Henry Winter: “For me, personally, I'm ready for a new challenge and the next steps. When I leave, I won't have any hard feelings. You won't have any negative comments from me about Manchester United. This is who I am.” “I will always be red.”
only It remains to be seen who will secure Rashford's signature But just as he's headed for the exit door, a young talent could come the other way.
According to Graeme Bailey for The Boot Room, Manchester United are now interested in signing Aiden Havenwho has just rejected a contract offer from Arsenal to deal a frustrating blow to the Gunners.
Of course, the Red Devils already dealt a similar blow to Arsenal over the summer when they lured Obi Martin away from the Emirates Stadium to give their academy an immediate boost. The youngster has so far proven that he is worth watching too, as he has scored Seven games in seven games For Youth United side.
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Now, Heaven could appear to offer the same push if Manchester United beat out the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool to secure the youngster's signature.
The “unique” sky can replicate Obi Martin's swoop
While Manchester United's stock has fallen on the pitch, they still look strong enough to tempt future stars to complete moves to Old Trafford, as we saw over the summer when they signed Obi Martin. Now, their reputation could be put to good use at Arsenal's expense once again if they chase the Sky's signature when he arrives in 2025.
The 18-year-old centre-back is certainly a player of the future, but that hasn't stopped the praise from flowing. Ben Mattinson He took a closer look at the versatile centre-back, describing him as “unique” over the summer.
A club that still has a long way to go back to the top, Manchester United are sure to get off to a good start by welcoming a young player with sky-high potential.