Manchester United consider Hall and Robinson to strengthen left-back position
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 7:25 AM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Manchester United are monitoring potential left-back targets, Newcastle United's Lewis Hall and Fulham's Antonee Robinson, as Luke Shaw is currently the only senior option. Tyrell Malacia’s departure has increased the urgency for a specialist. Hall, a key asset for Newcastle, was signed for £28 million, while Robinson's status at Fulham may be influenced by a new head coach. Harry Amass, 19, may also feature prominently in pre-season plans for United as they seek to address depth at left-back and other positions ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Luke Shaw is currently Manchester United's only senior left-back.
- •Tyrell Malacia has left the club this summer.
- •United have tracked Lewis Hall for several months.
- •Antonee Robinson could suit the team's needs more immediately.
- •Harry Amass will join United's pre-season group.
- 7:25 AMYahoo Sports — Shaw Alone: United Eye Hall and Robinson to Fix Left-Back Gap
"Manchester United are monitoring Newcastle United’s Lewis Hall and Fulham’s Antonee Robinson as potential left-back reinforcements this summer, with Luke Shaw currently the only senior option in t...
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