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Papers: Man Utd edging closer to winning race for Hall

Papers: Man Utd edging closer to winning race for Hall

August 2, 2026

Source: SkySports | News · Read on source site

Latest transfer news and headlines as Lewis Hall rejects Chelsea and Manchester United edge closer in the race for the left-back; Atletico Madrid consider a move for Jack Grealish

>The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...

>Manchester United have edged closer to winning the race for Lewis Hall - after he reportedly rejected a return to Chelsea - Sun.

>Atletico Madrid are considering a surprise move for Manchester City outcast Jack Grealish - Sun.

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