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Manchester United Make U-Turn on 26-Year-Old Star as Jason Wilcox Blocks Transfer Right Before He Boarded Plane to Undergo Medical: Reports
Manchester United retained Tyrell Malacia after Patrick Dorgu’s hamstring injury left the club short of cover; Malacia will remain until summer despite his disappointment.
- Deadline-Day activity saw Manchester United rescind plans to sanction Malacia's exit this month after Jason Wilcox told him he would be needed in the first-team for the rest of the season.
- With Dorgu injured and unavailable, Manchester United sources said no deal was agreed and the club acted in its own interests while pursuing European qualification.
- Malacia has played just two minutes this season and been an unused substitute on 14 occasions after returning from a 517-day absence in November 2024, making 12 appearances for PSV Eindhoven.
- He will see out his contract at Manchester United and is expected to leave as a free agent in the summer window, with ability to sign a pre-contract abroad.
- Although low in the pecking order, Malacia remains an experienced option who made his desire to leave clear five months before contract expiry and was ready to travel to Istanbul.
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Manchester United make U-turn on 26-year-old star as Jason Wilcox blocks transfer right before he boarded plane to undergo medical: Reports
Manchester United have reportedly blocked Tyrell Malacia's transfer in the final minute. The left-back was set for a move to a Turkish side, but had his flight canceled on Monday morning.
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