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- ,Alex Telles and Eric Bailly are yet to return for Manchester United's pre-season
- The duo spent the 2022/23 campaign on loan, with Bailly turning out for French side Marseille
- On his part, Telles was with Sevilla, who he helped with the Europa League
Man United boss Erik ten Hag is reportedly ready to get rid of two Manchester United stars who have not reported for the pre-season.
The duo of Eric Bailly and Alex Telles have been described as 'must-sell', with Ten Hag keen to part ways with them this summer.
The two defenders were not part of Ten Hag's first season as United manager, having been sent out on loan.
According to The Sun, Bailly spent last season with French side Marseille, where he played 23 times for the Ligue 2 outfit.
On his part, Telles was part of Sevilla during the 2022/23 campaign, with his contribution helping the Spanish side lift the Europa League.
Telles, Bailly yet to report for pre season
Manchester Evening News claims the pair is yet to link up with the rest of the United squad for the pre-season as they continue to face an uncertain future at Old Trafford.
The defensive duo was not part of Ten Hag's squad that jetted out to the USA after Wednesday's friendly against Lyon.
Their absence means they will play no role in the Red Devils' pre-season friendlies against Arsenal, Wrexham, Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.
Both players have entered the final year of their contracts with United, with the Premier League giants keen to offload them as Ten Hag embarks on a summer overhaul.
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FootballThe video, which has gone viral on Tiktok and Twitter, shows Mount getting hounded by two fans at night, but the 24-year-old politely declined and walked away.
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