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Arsenal’s Heaven Leaves For Man United
Manchester United have signed 18-year-old defender Ayden Heaven from Arsenal on a contract until June 2029 with the option to extend for another year, United announced on Saturday.
“I’m incredibly proud to join Manchester United. I’m grateful to everyone who helped make this dream a reality,” the centre-back said in a statement shared by United.
“I’ll be giving everything to continue my development and become the best player that I can be.”
Heaven, who was an unused substitute for Arsenal in three Premier League matches, will join United’s first-team squad, the statement added.
United, 12th in the league, host Crystal Palace on Sunday.
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