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- Manchester United are looking to sign a winger this window and Cody Gakpo is 4/6 to go to Old Trafford
- Bookmakers have Manchester United crisis specials available
- Erik Ten Hag is 8/1 to be the first manager to be sacked in the Premier League
Manchester United are looking to sign a winger this window and Cody Gakpo is 4/6 to go to Old Trafford
Cody Gakpo is the latest player to be linked with a move to Manchester United this Summer and bookies make him 4/6 to move there.
United have been linked with signing PSV star Gakpo and Ajax winger Antony this window and it looks likely it'll be one or the other.
OLBG odds made the Glazers 4/6 to sell the club this season and they may be trying to sign big players to try and get the fans back on their side.
| Cody Gakpo Next Club | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Man United | 4/6 | 60.0% |
| Stay at PSV | 2/1 | 33.3% |
| Nottingham Forest | 9/1 | 10.0% |
| Arsenal | 12/1 | 7.7% |
Manchester United confirmed the agreement for Casemiro on Friday and he is set to be announced on the pitch at Old Trafford tonight.
United face Liverpool in what already seems to be a massive game in terms of the season on Monday night.
Bookmakers have Manchester United crisis specials available
Paddy Power's new Crisis Specials were put up after Manchester United's 4-0 loss against Brentford last weekend.
The bookmaker has given odds on a variety of outcomes for the rest of the season for United.
This includes Erik ten Hag to still be at the club by Christmas Day at odds of just 8/13.
United face Liverpool in the Monday Night Football game and Liverpool to score 7 against them on Monday night is 66/1.
Erik Ten Hag is 8/1 to be the first manager to be sacked in the Premier League
Erik ten Hag is now 8/1 to be the first manager to leave his role in the Premier League this season.
The United manager was as big as 33/1 two weeks ago but has since come into 8/1 in the market.
This comes after Man United's worst start to a season in 100 years with the club bottom of the league at the start of the weekend.
West Ham's loss on Sunday saw United move up to 19th, but a defeat to Liverpool tonight would see them go back to the bottom.
