Man Utd Organise Behind-Closed-Doors Friendly During International Break
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Manchester United will use the international break to play an unofficial friendly against Swiss side Lausanne. The match will be played behind closed doors and the venue has yet to be confirmed. The test will allow both teams to maintain their rhythm and the fitness of players who are not involved in their national teams. The organisation of the match is also facilitated by the relationship between the two clubs through INEOS. Matthijs de Ligt's…
Manchester United will play an unofficial friendly match behind closed doors against Swiss side Lausanne during the international break. According to the Telegraph, the INEOS-owned team
Manchester United will use the international break to play a friendly match against Lausanne-Sport behind closed doors. Both clubs are owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who has a stake in United and also owns the Swiss club through Ineos. According to The Telegraph, the match will be played in the coming days, but the exact date, time and location have not been announced.
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