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Zidane Leaves Manchester United

Zidane in action.
  • Zidane Iqbal has left Manchester United to join FC Utrecht in the Eredivisie.
  • The 20-year-old midfielder spent 11 years at Manchester United.
  • He became the first British South Asian to play for the club, making his first-team debut in December 2021.
  • Iqbal has signed a four-year contract with FC Utrecht.

Manchester United has confirmed the departure of Zidane Iqbal from the club as he signs for Eredivisie club FC Utrecht, for an undisclosed fee.

The 20-year-old midfielder, who had been with Manchester United for 11 years, has embarked on a new chapter in his career with the Dutch club.

Zidane Iqbal made history at Manchester United as the first British South Asian player to represent the club when he made his debut for the first team in December 2021. His talent and dedication during his time at the club have earned him recognition, and now he will continue his football journey with FC Utrecht.

The young midfielder has signed a four-year contract with FC Utrecht, showcasing the faith and confidence the Dutch club has in his abilities. This move provides Iqbal with an opportunity to further develop his skills and contribute to FC Utrecht’s ambitions in the Eredivisie.

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Expressing his gratitude and reflecting on his time at Manchester United, Iqbal took to Instagram to share his heartfelt message. He acknowledged the incredible memories he has accumulated over the 15 years of his association with the club, from The Cliff to Carrington and finally to the Theatre of Dreams (OT). He expressed his appreciation for the teammates he now calls friends and the coaches who have supported him throughout his journey.

In his Instagram post, Iqbal recognized the contributions of various individuals behind the scenes who have played significant roles in his development. From kitmen and physios to teachers, chefs, nutritionists, security staff, coaches, and everyone in between, he expressed his gratitude for their support in shaping him into the player he is today.

While bidding farewell to Manchester United, Iqbal expressed excitement about the new chapter of his career at FC Utrecht. The move to a new club and league offers fresh challenges and opportunities for growth, and he is eager to make his mark with his new teammates and coaching staff.

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