Manchester United will reportedly look to fill their £100 million ($136m) European football void by playing "high-profile" midweek friendlies.

• No continental action for Red Devils
• Also out of Carabao Cup
• Could face likes of AC Milan & RB Leipzig

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  The Red Devils find themselves without continental competition after finishing 15th in the Premier League last season and suffering defeat to domestic rivals Tottenham in the Europa League final.

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  It has already been claimed that Ruben Amorim wants to take his players away on mini-breaks when United have no midweek action – allowing them to strengthen bonds while taking in a change of scenery and enjoying some warm weather training.

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  now reports that money-spinning "semi-competitive" fixtures could be lined up against sides that are also looking to fill holes in their respective schedules. United have just one midweek game – on December 3 against West Ham – before Christmas.

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  That is because they are also out of the Carabao Cup after suffering a humbling second round defeat to League Two outfit Grimsby. It is being suggested that they could tackle the likes of AC Milan, RB Leipzig, Lazio and Sevilla – as they are also without European football.

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