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The Adidas Store In London Are Already Selling 'Alexis Number 7' Shirts

The Adidas Store In London Are Already Selling 'Alexis Number 7' Shirts

It's happening...

Jack Kenmare

Jack Kenmare

An Adidas Store in London, Oxford Street, have already printed out their first 'Alexis 7' Manchester United shirt, fuelling further rumours that Sanchez is on his way to Old Trafford.

Two days ago, The Express tried to ask staff at the Manchester United club store whether they could order a United shirt with Alexis on the back, but they rejected the request.

But today, Twitter user @BossAmerM was pictured with an 'Alexis 7' shirt in the Adidas store as rumours of a move intensify.


Manchester United will reportedly hand Sanchez the number seven shirt, with the Chilean becoming the highest paid Premier League player if he decides to join Jose Mourinho in the January transfer window.

Sky Sports report that Jose Mourinho's side are offering Sanchez over £350,000 a-week to become a Manchester United player as rumours swirl over a potential move.

What could have been at Arsenal...

The report states that United are confident that they have the right package to persuade Arsenal to sell as the 29-year-old prepares to eclipse Paul Pogba's current wage of £290,000 a-week.

Sanchez was spotted in Mill Hill, London, after visiting the local barbers on Wednesday afternoon and a certain ArsenalFanTV favourite bumped into the Arsenal player.

Sanchez left the The Stag Gentleman's Grooming Salon in North London with a huge grin across his face, as plenty speculated the reason behind his recent trim.

Might you be attending a certain presentation in the coming days, Alexis? Possibly in Manchester?

Will Sanchez live up to the number seven shirt at Old Trafford? Can he handle the pressure of wearing a number worn by several Manchester United legends?

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Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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Topics: Football News, Football, Manchester United, Transfers, Alexis Sanchez, Premier League, shirts