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ERIK TEN HAG has shelved plans to get rid of Casemiro after being impressed with him in pre-season and the start of the new campaign.He looked overweight and unfit this time last year and never found his best form during a season which sawfinal after only being named on the bench before then pulling out the squad with what as referred to as a late injury issue.
United’s move for another midfielder in Ugarte is currently being held up by the French club’s asking price of £50million. Also United feel they need to sell more players before they do any deal for the 23-year-old Uruguayan to not leave them on a knife edge with regards to spending restrictions.has also expressed an interest, but so far, neither has met United’s cut price valuation of £35miilion for a player they themselves spent £73million on three seasons ago.
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