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Kobbie Mainoo Tells Man United Exact Club He Wants Permanent Transfer to Due to Manager - Manchester Evening News
- Kobbie Mainoo has expressed his desire to leave Manchester United to work with Antonio Conte at Napoli, which has a four-year contract ready for him.
- Manchester United has thus far blocked Mainoo's permanent transfer despite his insistence to leave before the transfer deadline.
- Mainoo's confidence has waned over the past year, and he feels Conte could positively influence his career trajectory.
- The situation recalls the previous departure of Scott McTominay, who excelled at Napoli after leaving United, raising concerns over a similar mistake.
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Kobbie Mainoo tells Man United exact club he wants permanent transfer to due to manager - Manchester Evening News
Kobbie Mainoo is at the centre of a £50million battle between Italian champions Napoli and Manchester United, with the 20-year-old midfielder desperate to join Antonio Conte's Serie A side
Kobbie Mainoo tells Man Utd he wants to join Napoli permanently - but club won't let him - The Mirror
Transfer stand-off with United mindful of the stunning impact made by Scott McTominay after they allowed him to join Napoli last summer for a bargain £25million
Manchester United's Kobbie Mainoo seen as 'last minute signing' by Napoli - Get Italian Football News
Serie A champions Napoli are keen on making a late signing and it could be Manchester United’s Kobbie Mainoo, as they come close to landing Eljif Elmas and Rasmus Hojlund. Il Mattino report, via AreaNapoli today that with the English press talking about the Englishman considering an exit from Old Trafford, Napoli are keeping an eye on Mainoo’s situation. Antonio Conte’s side have made initial contact to know about the 20-year-old situation and h…
The Kobbie Mainoo Situation at Manchester United
If you are a Manchester United fan, you surely have seen by now the rumors about Kobbie Mainoo and his openness to leave the Red Devils for more playing time. This article is not about Mainoo quality or whether he should be a starter for Manchester United or no. Also, this article is not in defense of the English midfielder or Ruben Amorim because I will never be the kind of fans who accepts the idea of pitting the player against a manager. This…
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