Man Utd: £50m star 'has been mentioned' for Old Trafford move
Manchester United’s incoming manager Erik ten Hag ‘will be looking at’ signing a new centre-back and a new defensive midfielder in the summer, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
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Erik ten Hag told to have a discussion with the Manchester United squad before making signings
Nigel de Jong is hoping Erik ten Hag will be a success at Old Trafford and has offered his compatriot some telling advice before he makes the switch to Manchester United this summer. Ten Hag is preparing to swap Amsterdam for Manchester, though he must first try to navigate his Ajax side to a third Eredivisie title in four seasons.
Manchester named one of the most dog-friendly cities in the UK
Manchester has named one of the most dog-friendly cities in the UK.
Is playing in Madrid risky business for Andy Murray?
Andy Murray has made a U-turn and will return to clay-court action at the Madrid Open this week, but is it a risk worth taking for the two-time champion?
Liverpool's Andy Robertson is on cusp of a serious award and I really hope he lands it
We’re nearly there. We’ve almost got a full team. If Andy Robertson is crowned the English Premier League’s Player of the Season then that’ll be the 11th time our southern cousins have set up a trestle table, plonked a wipe-clean cloth on top to hand out the individual awards for footballing excellence – and a Scot has walked off with one.
"I started out selling Nikes on eBay, now I'm making millions": The incredible rise of King Street's Crepslocker
A young man’s passion for designer trainers became the spark for multi-million pound fashion business Crepslocker. Mo Patel was living in a two-up, two-down terrace in Blackburn when he first had the idea to sell rare and coveted trainer styles after struggling to find the ones he wanted himself.
Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp showed his elite mentality after Newcastle win
Liverpool are chasing a historic quadruple this season.
Man City fans' frustration at 'residents parking' plan for roads where no one lives
Plans to introduce a huge new residential parking scheme around the Etihad have angered Manchester City fans - who say many of the streets included are on industrial estates and business parks where no-one lives. On match days hundreds of City supporters park on the roads in and around Briscoe Lane and Lord Street North, which are largely surrounded by commercial properties or bordered by green space.