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28 August 2026

Man Utd agree terms to sign Swedish winger Jusu Bah

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Man Utd agree terms to sign Swedish winger Jusu Bah

Manchester United have agreed terms to sign Swedish winger Monica Jusu Bah. BBC Sport reports the move, which would bring the forward to Old Trafford after a season in which she helped BK Hacken win the inaugural Women’s Europa Cup. Bah’s arrival adds a player with recent European competition-winning experience on the wing and bolsters United’s attacking options.

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United supporters will gain a winger with European competition-winning experience, potentially strengthening the club’s attacking depth.

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