Transfer: Another Player Leaves Man United After Pogba

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4 years ago

June 2, 2022

Manchester United on Thursday confirmed that Juan Mata would depart the club when his contract expires this summer.

Man United disclosed this in a statement via its website on Thursday morning.

DAILY POST reports that this is coming less than 24 hours after Man United confirmed Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard’s exit from Old Trafford.

Mata, 34, joined Man United in January 2014 and went on to play 285 games, scoring 51 goals and winning four trophies.

The Spanish midfielder made his final appearance for Man United in their Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace on the final day of the 2021/22 season.

Meanwhile, outgoing Juventus star, Paulo Dybala, has decided that he is happy in Italy and would like to continue his career in the Serie A.

Dybala said this on Wednesday after Argentina’s 3-0 victory over Italy in the Finalissima encounter at Wembley.

The forward, who will leave Juventus this summer, has now insisted that he is very comfortable in Italy despite interest from Premier League clubs, Man United, Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea.

Inter Milan are favourites to sign Dybala on a free transfer this summer.

“I am quite calm, the people who work with me are taking care. In Italy, I am very comfortable,” Dybala tells ESPN about his future.

“I would still like to know other leagues like the Premier League, LaLiga… but I’m happy in Italy.”

EPL: Chelsea Set To Sanction First Summer Transfer Under Alonso

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4 hours ago

May 28, 2026

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Chelsea are set to sanction their first summer transfer under their new manager, Xabi Alonso.

According to the BBC Sport, the Blues are ‘open’ to selling Filip Jorgensen this summer after the goalkeeper indicated his desire to leave Stamford Bridge.

Jorgensen joined the Premier League west London club two seasons ago from Villarreal.

The 24-year-old shot-stopper was expected to compete for the number one position with goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, but he made just 11 Premier League appearances over the two seasons.

However, while the arrival of Alonso to Stamford Bridge could lead to a change in fortunes for Jorgensen, the report added that the Danish star has already expressed his desire to leave Chelsea this summer to get more regular playing game-time elsewhere.

Chelsea had blocked a potential exit for Jorgensen in the January transfer window, but the Premier League west London club are now open to a sale, with European and English clubs expected to explore a deal for the goalkeeper.

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EPL: ‘Go For Alvarez’ – Paul Merson Hands Arsenal Two Signings To Make

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2 days ago

May 26, 2026

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Arsenal legend, Paul Merson, has handed his old club two signings to make in the summer.

Merson wants Arsenal to sign Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez and a new midfielder.

“I would get a centre forward this summer, I would go for Julian Alvarez,” Merson said on The Good, The Bad & The Football podcast.

“I am a big fan. If they could get him, I would. I still think they probably need another midfield player as well.”

Arsenal is expected to bolster its squad in the summer after winning the Premier League title ahead of Manchester City this season.

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EPL: Wayne Rooney Picks Most Improved Player This Season

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2 days ago

May 26, 2026

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Manchester United legend, Wayne Rooney, has picked the Red Devils defender Luke Shaw as the most improved player in the Premier League following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.

Speaking on his BBC podcast, Rooney said, “I think, for me, Luke Shaw. I think Luke Shaw has been the most improved player this season.

“I know he is an experienced player now, but I think his level this season has been much better than it has been in recent seasons.

“People might look at Kobbie Mainoo but I don’t think he’s improved. It was just the fact he wasn’t playing under the former manager so it wasn’t good or bad.”

Shaw enjoyed one of his most consistent seasons at Man United and started all of Man United’s Premier League games.