United spent time in Australia and Asia and had been expected to play a game in India as part of this summer's tour, though a three-month break in the competitive schedule between March and June meant games have continued well into July, the usual month for pre-season games.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side conclude their domestic season at Leicester City this Sunday, looking to wrap up a spot in the top four and secure Champions League qualification for next term.Arnold, who works closely with Ed Woodward, told the ShivNadarFoundation how United's plans are governed by their fanbase, while reiterating the desire to become the first Premier League team to play in India.“We don’t tend to think in terms of market," he said. "The fans are all part.
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