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·23 April 2024
Manchester United advised to sign Crystal Palace duo
Manchester United advised to sign Crystal Palace duo | OneFootball
Former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke would like to see Crystal Palace duo Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise ahead of this summer’s transfer window.
Olise has been closely linked with a move to United in recent months, although the winger has sustained multiple muscle injuries this season and that could be enough to make the Reds look elsewhere to beef up their attacking options.
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Eze is another player Palace fans won’t want to lose this summer, and Yorke thinks he would be suited to United.
Yorke told TVSportGuide, as cited by the Manchester Evening News: “United should go buy two Crystal Palace players right now, Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise, without a doubt.
“Those two young boys are the players United need at the club right now. They’re young, great talents and would improve the club. In two or three years time, they would be coming into the best part of their careers and they’d be integrated into the United side by then. Olise and Eze are proper players, they have some of the best potential I’ve ever seen. These two kids improve United’s attack, without a shadow of a doubt. The deals should be done already, try chucking £80 million or something like that for both of them.”
Palace take on Newcastle in the Premier League and they’re always capable of beating teams who have better players on paper. It certainly helps when your two wingers are Olise and Eze.
Let us know in the comments section if you would like to see Olise and Eze at United.
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