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Papers: Man Utd target two left-backs as Martinez faces axe in planned overhaul

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The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday’s newspapers…

Manchester United

Manchester United will revisit a deal for Newcastle and England left-back Lewis Hall, while Bournemouth and France defender Adrien Truffert is also a target as plans for a defensive overhaul set in motion – i newspaper

Man Utd defender Lisandro Martinez could be heading for the exit next summer as the club prepare for a major defensive overhaul – Daily Mail

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Sky Sports’ Rob Dorsett explains why Manchester United cannot financially compete with their rivals in the transfer market, following comments made by Lisandro Martinez after the club’s defeat to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.

Manchester United’s hierarchy acknowledge they should have done more to strengthen the squad during the summer transfer window – talkSPORT

Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta is open to joining Manchester United during the January transfer window – talkSPORT

Premier League

Mikel Arteta came close to becoming Newcastle United manager in 2019, just months before joining Arsenal – The Telegraph

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Jamie Carragher believes Arsenal are still favourites to retain the Premier League title this season despite a lack of attacking ‘star power’.

Aston Villa midfielder Emiliano Buendia, 29, is set to sign a new contract, while talks with Sweden’s Victor Lindelof, 32, and 19-year-old Englishman George Hemmings are also progressing – The Athletic

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European Football

Tottenham are prepared to spend €100m to sign Benfica striker Vangelis Pavlidis next summer – A Bola

Referee Alejandro Hernandez Hernandez has been removed from officiating the upcoming El Clasico between Real Madrid and Barcelona – Marca

Real Madrid are demanding that six Premier League clubs pay their share of the costs associated with the European Super League project – The Athletic

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