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Redknapp admits he got the transfer twist wrong on air after discussing Semenyo with his father.
Semenyo completed a move to Manchester City, leaving the Liverpool link unfulfilled.
Redknapp said his father, Harry Redknapp, suggested Semenyo could go to Liverpool during their conversation.
Redknapp acknowledged the error on another Sky broadcast, saying information can be unreliable.
Semenyo previously starred for Bournemouth before moving to Manchester City.
The report notes the timeline around Semenyo’s late Bournemouth goal and the ensuing transfer.
The piece emphasizes the role of performance signals and references in the profiling.
City ownership and competition context position Manchester City versus Manchester United in upcoming fixtures.
The article mentions GOAL Betting and related promotions alongside the transfer discussion.

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United are unlikely to make winter signings despite having funds, as Carrick prioritises a long-term summer overhaul.
The club plans a major summer signing phase after postponing winter purchases.
Defensive midfield is a priority, with targets including Wharton, Baleba, and Scott identified for the future.
Carrick will rely on returning players to bolster the squad amid a less injury-ridden period.
Casemiro and Ugarte remain central to midfield discussions amid questions over fit and form.
Mainoo could feature prominently as a midfield anchor while new signings are delayed.
United are sticking to a disciplined budgeting approach after a costly previous window.
Ruben Amorim’s winter transfer push was rejected by United’s hierarchy seeking budget steadiness.
Interim manager Carrick aims to steady the club after a season of pressure and mixed results.
The club tracks a defensive midfield quartet as long-term options for a younger, dynamic squad.

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Latest development centers on Semenyo’s offside decision amid crowding around the ball.
The incident occurred during a Carabao Cup match, prompting broader debate on tech limits.
Analysts question whether current systems can handle multiple players near the ball.
The article notes ongoing scrutiny of officiating decisions influenced by technology.
There is emphasis on how quickly calls must be made in high-stakes cup games.
The piece underscores potential need for improvements or alternatives to current technology.
Fans and pundits are weighing the impact of this call on Semenyo’s team and momentum.
The report cites a broader conversation about the reliability of officiating in cup ties.
This development adds to a trend of challenging offside calls in recent matches.
The article emphasizes the need for clarity in future match officiating decisions.

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Semenyo has quickly shown versatility for Manchester City, playing on both wings and possibly as a striker.
Fernandes is highlighted for his sustained creative influence, even when asked to operate deeper in midfield.
The Radar notes Semenyo's two-footed shooting as a notable asset for City’s attack variety.
Semenyo’s recent City goal against Newcastle demonstrated his varied finishing.
The piece highlights Haaland carrying City’s goal burden and Semenyo’s potential to ease it.
The Radar discusses Carrick’s tactical dilemma against Guardiola and the risk of over-pressing United.
United could field Fernandes in a No. 10 role, continuing his influence in the final third.
The column flags United’s attacking improvements and a potential return of key forwards from AFCON.
The piece notes City’s evolving attacking options with Semenyo as a new variable in Guardiola’s system.
The Radar previews a high-stakes Old Trafford clash with broadcast details and timing.

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