RVP tipped for United captaincy

Bryan Robson expects Robin van Persie to captain Manchester United next season.

Sun, 20 Jul, 2014 - 17:36

Bryan Robson expects Robin van Persie to captain Manchester United next season.

One of Louis van Gaal’s biggest priorities in his new role as United boss is to select a captain following the summer exit of Nemanja Vidic.

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