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This summer, Leny Yoro was spoiled for choice. Categorized as one of the greatest hopes in world football at the position of central defender, the former LOSC had several European big names chasing him after a hell of a first season with the Mastiffs. Targeted by PSG and Real Madrid this summer, the 20-year-old defender finally joined Manchester United.
A decision which was surprising as the Red Devils currently represent a much more unstable project. Finally, hampered by a long foot injury, the star of the 2005 generation did not play much in the first part of the season. Questioned by Téléfoot on Sunday, the latter confirmed that he absolutely did not regret his career choice: “regrets? No, none really. If I came here, it’s not for nothing.»
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