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'Frenkie is a red' - Manchester United fans react as Frenkie de Jong and Tyrell Malacia's agent arrives at Carrington

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Manchester United fans have been reacting to pictures of Tyrell Malacia's agent, Ali Dursun, visiting Carrington on Monday.

Dursun is at United's training complex to oversee Malacia's move to Old Trafford. The 22-year-old impressed Erik ten Hag while playing for Feyenoord last season and the former Ajax boss has now swooped in to bring him to United.

Malacia's agent took to Instagram to share photos of himself with clients Donny van de Beek and Victor Lindelof, while the full-back completed his medical. Dursun is also the agent of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong.

ALSO READ: Frenkie de Jong and Tyrell Malacia's agent pictured at Manchester United training ground

Last week, MEN Sport revealed that United had reached an agreement in principle with Barca for De Jong. This agreement would see the La Liga club pocket €65m plus add-ons.

However, Barcelona president Joan Laporta has since claimed that the Dutch midfielder is not for sale and that he would remain at Camp Nou. Nevertheless, United fans on Twitter have sent a clear message to Dursun following his appearance at Carrington.

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