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Man Utd eyeing move to sign 'phenomenal' Arsenal star, he could leave this summer - report

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Manchester United are showing an interest in signing an Arsenal star in the summer transfer window.

United's business has slowed down in recent weeks after they secured two signings in quick succession, bringing in Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans to the club.

The Red Devils will want to continue bringing in reinforcements over the coming weeks as they prepare for a season in the Champions League.

Michael Carrick will need a deeper squad filled with more quality in order to compete on all fronts, so it could be a busy few weeks for the Manchester club.

Just three signings have arrived through the door so far, with one of those being a backup goalkeeper.

Michael Carrick

Michael Carrick

Man United eye Arsenal raid

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According to a report from The Independent, Manchester United are interested in signing Arsenal defender Myles Lewis-Skelly in the summer transfer window.

The report suggests that there is a chance that Lewis-Skelly will be allowed to leave the club if Bruno Guimaraes arrives from Newcastle United.

Lewis-Skelly, who has been described as 'phenomenal' by Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, has struggled to cement himself as a guaranteed starter during his time with the Gunners.

The English star has been used at both left back and in central midfield, but he's yet to make one of the positions his own.

Lewis-Skelly could be Hall alternative

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Lewis-Skelly could be eyed as a possible alternative to Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall.

Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that United have internally approved a move to sign Hall this summer, but it remains to be seen whether they can get a deal over the line.

Newcastle have already lost the likes of Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon, while they could also be set to lose Guimaraes to Arsenal.

Losing another in Hall would be a major disappointment for the club, and it might be a surprise to see them sanction yet another high-profile exit.

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