Manchester United is gearing up for a transformative summer, setting its sights on six player exits to revitalize the club's financial status and competitive edge. Among their targets is Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta, whose price tag is set at £40 million. The Red Devils are not alone in making strategic moves, as Arsenal is set to receive a £10.5 million windfall following their historic Champions League victory over PSV.
Across the continent, Rangers' Europa League adversaries, Fenerbahce, face challenges of their own with the absence of one of their key players. Meanwhile, Marseille manager Roberto De Zerbi has made headlines by dropping Mason Greenwood, citing dissatisfaction with the Englishman's performance. In another high-profile development, Chris Eubank Sr anticipates the collapse of his son's upcoming bout with Conor Benn, although promoter Eddie Hearn is already plotting a rematch at Wembley Stadium.
In Ligue 1, Kyogo Furuhashi's exclusion from Stade Rennes' starting lineup against Paris Saint-Germain signals potential unrest, while former Barcelona coach Xavi remains open to a future role with another LaLiga club. Back in the UK, Ally McCoist speculates that former Liverpool and Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez may be intrigued by the prospect of taking over at Rangers.
In other sporting news, Cesc Fabregas has pledged support for Dele Alli as the ex-Tottenham star returns to the field. Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr paid tribute to teammate Jean-Philippe Mateta by celebrating his goal against Ipswich in Mateta's honor. Additionally, The Oval cricket ground is undergoing significant renovations, with its iconic dressing rooms and players' balcony being dismantled for a major facility overhaul.
Amidst these developments, Manchester United's ambitious "Project 150" could face delays due to the extensive time required for manager Ruben Amorim to build a squad capable of contending for Premier League titles. Former Leicester defender Çağlar Söyüncü also finds himself in the spotlight after undergoing an MRI scan following a muscle injury.
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