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Manchester United confirm £50m Santos signing and Tielemans as summer business accelerates

Man Utd sign Andrey Santos for £50m and Youri Tielemans as Aston Villa hijack Newcastle's move for Johan Manzambi.

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Manchester United confirm £50m Santos signing and Tielemans as summer business accelerates

Manchester United have kicked off the summer transfer window with a flourish, confirming the £50m arrival of Andrey Santos from Chelsea and the signing of Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa, as Michael Carrick’s side moves rapidly to rebuild.

The double deal, announced on Tuesday, marks a significant statement of intent from United, who have also seen their pursuit of Ederson hit real doubt amid the flurry of activity. Tielemans’ move was sealed after advanced talks, while Santos’ capture adds a promising midfielder to the squad.

Man Utd sign Andrey Santos for £50m and Youri Tielemans as Aston Villa hijack Newcastle's move for Johan Manzambi.

Elsewhere, Aston Villa hijacked Newcastle United’s agreed terms for Freiburg’s Johan Manzambi, swooping in to land the World Cup breakout star. The Magpies, meanwhile, are still fighting to retain Bruno Guimarães, with the Brazilian remaining a target for Arsenal — who have also jumpstarted their interest in Julian Alvarez.

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Chelsea, under new boss Xabi Alonso, are reshaping their own squad. Alonso, speaking in his first press conference, confirmed that Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez still have a future at Stamford Bridge, but indicated Alejandro Garnacho does not. The Blues also sanctioned the exit of Mason Greenwood, who joined Turkish side Fenerbahce from Marseille in a £33.27m deal.

Greenwood took to social media after the move was unveiled, posting: “Hello Fenerbahce family, thank you so much for the support you have shown me. I am ve…” — the message cut off, but the transfer was confirmed.

With the World Cup reaching its final stages, clubs are racing to strengthen before the Premier League season begins. Tottenham are also eying a mega deal for an £80m ace, while Liverpool have learned the price for their primary target. The window is only just heating up.

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