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Manchester United is running a fast-paced 2023-2024 summer transfer window. A few days ago, the Mancunian club struck a major coup by signing sensation Joshua Zirkzee, who arrived from Bologna and signed until June 2029, to strengthen its attacking sector. At the same time, the Red Devils have parted ways with Mason Greenwood. Having become unwanted in the north of England despite his excellent season at Getafe, the English striker headed to Olympique de Marseille, where he signed on Thursday. And to round off the day in style, the team led by Erik Ten Hag has made the arrival of Leny Yoro official.
With 60 matches played in the previous season despite his 18 years, the French defender shone in the LOSC colours. His regular performances under Paulo Fonseca earned him a place in the sights of the biggest European clubs. Ardently courted by Paris Saint-Germain, the Tricolore was the subject of keen interest from Real Madrid. And while the Madrid club seemed to have the right end of the rope to enlist him, Leny Yoro, motivated by the idea of trying his luck abroad, finally made the decision to join England and Manchester United, who spent more than €60 million on him.
Leny Yoro was seduced by the Manchester project!
Freshly arrived in the north of England, Leny Yoro believes he was impressed by the confidence expressed and the efforts made by Man Utd to recruit him.Signing for a club with the stature and ambition of Manchester United so early in my career is an incredible honour. From my first conversations with the club, they have set out a clear plan for how I can develop in Manchester as part of this exciting project, and have shown great care for me and my family. I know the history of Manchester United’s youth players and believe this can be the perfect place for me to reach my potential and realise my ambitions, alongside my new team-mates. I can’t wait to get started“, the person concerned said for the club’s official website.
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For its part, Manchester United, through its sporting director, Dan Ashworth, welcomed the recruitment of the former Lille player who has all the qualities required to establish himself within an institution that knows how to get the most out of its young players.Leny is one of the most exciting young defenders in world football. He has all the attributes needed to become a top-class centre-back. After such an excellent start to his career, we are delighted to support him in reaching his immense potential here at Manchester United. This club has a fantastic track record of developing young players, whether they are from domestic or international academies, and giving them the guidance, time and patience they need to grow and develop. Under the guidance of Erik ten Hag and our excellent staff, we will ensure that Leny has the perfect platform to achieve the success that everyone at the club strives for.“, expressed the Mancunian leader. Now it’s up to Leny Yoro to prove himself.
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