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Lewis Hall Dribbling Success Rate 25/26: 50.79% For reference: Amad: 50.00% Cunha: 48.86% Mbeumo: 30.19% Dorgu: 28.95% Go get Lewis Hall #MUFC , he's an English Marcelo. Lewis Hall - Dribbling comp below 👇

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"Is he another PERFECT signing for us that we express interest in but we WON'T get done?" 😩 Do YOU think #mufc will sign Lewis Hall?🫵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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🚨🎙️Fabrizio Romano : Manchester United are currently focused on the left back position movement happening behind the. Scenes 👀 🗣️Manchester United are looking working behind the scenes for a left back and will go all the way for one . They believe Luke Shaw cannot play all the games and need a replacement and for the future 🗣️Lewis hall was the priority but Newcastle are refusing to sell while other options remain Lewis skelly and Alejandro Balde United will place a huge bid soon one to watch #MUFC 🚨Who should Manchester United sign

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Wayne Rooney claims playing for Man United is MUCH harder than playing for Arsenal or Chelsea. “Man United, and I can't stress this enough, is a different club to other clubs. So when you, the names you just mentioned there, Lewis Hall, Ollie Watkins, for instance, whoever, I don't know them personally. When you're recruiting for Man United, the level of detail to go into that recruitment, which I don't think has been there over the last 10 years, I don't think it's been good enough. Alex Ferguson was a master at doing it. He'd do it himself.” And to be able to play for Man United is so much more difficult than it is to be able to play for a Chelsea or Arsenal, 100%. Liverpool probably is the closest to Man United with the history of the football club. But to play for Man United, to deal with everything else, the football is a small part of it. Whether you like it or not, it is a small part of it. To deal with everything else which goes on at the football club, with the media, the scrutiny on being a Man United player.” “So you have to get that recruitment right. I don't know whether Lewis Hall is good enough. You don't know whether Lewis-Skelly is good enough. You don't know if Ollie Watkins is mentally strong enough to deal with that. So you have to go into players' backgrounds. You have to go into where they're from, what's the upbringing, and is he strong enough to deal with this pressure?” “So there's so much detail which goes into it. That's why I think previously, with players Man United have brought in, some of them have crumbled. Some of them have not been able to deal with that.”

Wayne Rooney claims playing for Man United is MUCH harder than playing for Arsenal or Chelsea. “Man United, and I can't stress this enough, is a different club to other clubs. So when you, the names you just mentioned there, Lewis Hall, Ollie Watkins, for instance, whoever, I don't know them personally. When you're recruiting for Man United, the level of detail to go into that recruitment, which I don't think has been there over the last 10 years, I don't think it's been good enough. Alex Ferguson was a master at doing it. He'd do it himself.” And to be able to play for Man United is so much more difficult than it is to be able to play for a Chelsea or Arsenal, 100%. Liverpool probably is the closest to Man United with the history of the football club. But to play for Man United, to deal with everything else, the football is a small part of it. Whether you like it or not, it is a small part of it. To deal with everything else which goes on at the football club, with the media, the scrutiny on being a Man United player.” “So you have to get that recruitment right. I don't know whether Lewis Hall is good enough. You don't know whether Lewis-Skelly is good enough. You don't know if Ollie Watkins is mentally strong enough to deal with that. So you have to go into players' backgrounds. You have to go into where they're from, what's the upbringing, and is he strong enough to deal with this pressure?” “So there's so much detail which goes into it. That's why I think previously, with players Man United have brought in, some of them have crumbled. Some of them have not been able to deal with that.”

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🚨🎙️ Fabrizio Romano: Manchester United are set to finalize the Carlos Baleba deal, with personal terms agreed and a bid submitted. Brighton are expected to give the final green light soon. 🗣️ United remain very active in the market and are also pushing for Barcelona’s Alejandro Balde. The 22-year-old left-back is highly rated by the club and is being considered as an alternative to Lewis Hall. United see Balde as a player who could significantly strengthen the left side. 👀 🚨 Manchester United are serious about Balde and could make a move if the opportunity arises. But with his injury history, should United still go all out to sign him?

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