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Manchester United must pay Newcastle £3m compensation if they want Eddie Howe

The Guardian ·First reported
The GuardianManchester United must pay Newcastle £3m compensation if they want Eddie Howe
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Howe struck deal on contract when he left in July Michael Carrick expects to take training on Tuesday Manchester United will have to pay Newcastle about £3m in compensation if they want to make Eddie Howe their next manager, with Michael Carrick expected…

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