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Ruben plans quiet window despite a push for top four
Daily Express
|January 03, 2026
RUBEN AMORIM said there are no conversations ongoing with the Manchester United hierarchy about signing new players in the January transfer window.
United are sixth in the Premier League, only three points shy of Liverpool in fourth but head coach Amorim insisted that would not change the club's plans.
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