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Real Madrid decide on selling Tchouameni to Man Utd as Chelsea confirm Bell
Real Madrid are willing to sell their midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni to Manchester United this summer transfer window, according to the Sun UK.
Man United have recently enquired about the France international as they want a specialist defensive midfielder following the departure of Casemiro from Old Trafford.
Although reports claimed that Tchouameni had agreed to a contract extension with the Los Blancos, there has been no formal announcement.
Real Madrid have been linked with a move for Manchester City midfielder Rodri, who was named the best player at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Meanwhile, in another development, Chelsea confirmed that Academy goalkeeper Toby Bell has signed his first professional contract with the Premier League west London club.
Bell joined the Blues during his Under-15 season and has progressed through the youth teams.
His progress was recognised with an Under-18 debut as a schoolboy in a Premier League Cup fixture against Millwall in November 2024.

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