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Man United transfer news: Red Devils 'make contact' over potential deal for 2026 World Cup star

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July 2, 2026

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Man United transfer news: Red Devils 'make contact' over potential deal for 2026 World Cup star

Manchester United reportedly make contact with Ismaila Sarr's representatives to discuss a potential move for the Crystal Palace attacker.

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