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Manchester United teenager Amad Diallo is close to joining Rangers on loan.
The highly-rated 19-year-old joined from Serie A side Atalanta last January, signing for a fee of €21million (£18.7million) that could reach €41m (£36.5m) with add-ons.
Diallo made eight appearances last season and was set to join Dutch club Feyenoord on a season-long loan in August, only for a thigh injury to scupper that move.
The Ivorian has only played one first-team match for United since returning to fitness and is now set to join reigning Scottish champions Rangers on loan.
Sources understand Diallo is currently in Scotland as the temporary switch edges closer.
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Ireland will kick-off their autumn campaign by hosting world champions South Africa, the Irish Rugby Football Union has announced.
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