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The midfielder who would come to United for free and would be Eriksen's competition

Manchester United is still looking for more midfielders to sign and there is a new midfielder that could arrive for free.

By Angus Barnes

Manchester United is still looking for more midfielders to sign and there is a new midfielder that could arrive for free.
Manchester United is still looking for more midfielders to sign and there is a new midfielder that could arrive for free.
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Manchester United is still looking to sign at least 3 midfielders in this transfer window, and there is one that could arrive for free to the team.

Erik ten Hag knows that one of the main priorities for the team in the next transfer window is to reinforce the midfield, he knows that the team needs to sign enough players in that part of the field in order to mantain themselves to be competitive in the following Premier League but in the Champions League as well.

Amongst all of the rumours there is a player that goes by the name of Sergej Milinković-Savić that is set to leave the team the following season and he might be leaving his team for free, his contract is finishing in this summer of 2023 and he is yet to renew his contract with his current team, Lazio in the Serie A.

Sergej Milinković-Savić was been one of the best midfielders in the world for the past few seasons, and now that his contract with his team is about to end he might be looking to take on a bigger challenge and that could mean that he could arrive to Manchester United in the Premier League, where he is going to be able to show his talent.

The importance of arriving for free

He is one of the second players that could arrive to Manchester United for free, because there is also Adrien Rabiot the player that could arrive for free, with the french player that has already been an approach and he might be able to get for free, and without knowing the amount of money that the team is going to have it is really important the he arrives for free.


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