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The 2022-23 Manchester United F.C. Season


From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia

The 2022-23 season was Manchester United’s 31st season in the Premier League and their 48th consecutive season in the topflight of English football. The club experienced a major change in ownership midseason, with Jim Ratcliffe’s consortium purchasing the club from the Glazer family. Manchester United's goalkeeper position was a major talking point early on in the season, with David De Gea ultimately winning out over Sam Johnstone in a closely contested battle.

The club also had a fierce rivalry with Liverpool, with Liverpool winning two out of three head to head match ups, including the Champions League final. However, Manchester United were successful in other competitions, winning four trophies: the UEFA Super Cup, Club World Cup, EFL Cup, and FA Cup. This was the second season under manager Thomas Walker, with the club winning 47 of the 67 games they played. Manchester United earned 83 points in the Premier League, the most since Sir Alex Ferguson’s last season.

Club Captain Harry Maguire left the club in the summer before the season, along with several other key players, leading to the addition of several new faces, including Sam Johnstone, Maxence Lacroix, Oumar Solet, and Carney Chukwuemeka. Additionally, Renato Sanches was brought in on loan in January to bolster the midfield.

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Incoming
March 3rd - Ronald Araújo
April 18th - Renato Sanches
June 1st - Ben Amos
June 20th - Harry Amass
June 29th - Victor Osimhen
July 19th - Endrick
July 22nd - Mike Maignan
August 2nd - Alfie Adams
August 14th - Alphonso Davies
August 31st - Gaeton Wätwyler
August 31st - Enyce Ouvrard

Outgoing
June 1st - Anthony Martial
June 10th Ethan Galbraith
June 12th - Julian Alvarez
June 12th - Dishon Bernard
July 3rd -vdB
July 14th - Jimmy Garner
July 20th - Tuanzebe
August 27th - Charlie Savage
August 28th - Brandon Williams

Loans:
June 6th - Shola Shoretire
June 8th - Elanga
July 2nd - Dalot
July 6th - Face
July 7th - Ove
July 19th - Endrick
August 1st - Bruno Schmitt
August 3rd - Nathan Bishop
August 4th - Ethan Laird
August 7th Godwin Bada
August 8th Kambwala
August 11th - Teden Mengi
August 12th - Björn Hardley
August 17th - Alvaro
August 19th - Zidane Iqbal
August 24th - Will Fish
August 26th - Joe Hugill
August 29th - Charlie McNeill
August 31st Gaeton Watwyler Loan
August 31st - Toby Collyer
August 31st - Charlie Wellens

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Confirmed: Norwegian Youth to Join United Academy

The rumors swirling round the 16-year-old Norwegian attacker seem to be confirmed by the youngsters twitter account

By Logan Plant / @plantlounited / June 4, 2021, 1:30 AM EST

Confirmed - The young Norwegian forward, Daniel Hanssen, announced his move to the Manchester United Academy with a tweet last night, marking the start of a new chapter in his football career. The 16-year-old has been honing his skills at the Lillestrøm SK Youth Academy for the past three years, where he has established himself as one of the most exciting prospects in the Norwegian Youth Leagues.

Standing at 6-foot, Hanssen has already demonstrated his ability to be a prolific scorer, particularly during the Norse Invitational Under-20 tournament in June. He displayed his clinical finishing abilities, scoring four goals in the tournament, including a hat-trick against Lithuania. He followed up this performance with another goal and an assist against Denmark in a match for the Norwegian Under-20 team.

Hanssen has a close relationship with new United coach, Thomas Walker, dating back to his time at LOSC Lille. It is believed that if it wasn't for Walker's move to Old Trafford, Hanssen would have joined the Lille Academy. This is the first player that Walker has recruited for United since his arrival, and it is clear that he has high hopes for the young Norwegian.

Described as a classic goal scorer, Hanssen has a good touch and is capable of playing either as a center forward or out wide on the wing. Despite being left-footed, Hanssen has shown that he can unleash rockets with either foot, making him a versatile and dangerous threat in front of goal.