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Manchester United fans have backed Marcel Sabitzer and Lisandro Martinez to return to action for this afternoon's Premier League clash at home to Leicester City.
Pancake Day is round the corner, which presents the perfect excuse to go out and order the fluffy fried treat.
Arthur Dormer wakes up and hops on the tram into town. He’ll spend the afternoon browsing the rails at M&S. He might pop into Sainsbury’s for a quick bite to eat.
'We've been to Rotterdam, Monaco, Napoli and Rome, but we'll be playing Rotherham at home, Rotherham at home...' Manchester City fans have responded with customary black humour to the crisis facing their club.
It’s after work on a bitterly cold Friday night when I find myself walking into a dark room just off Spinningfields. Illuminated only by red lights and decked out with mirrors at every turn, dance music pumps through the sound system, and I’m surrounded by a sea of muscles and midriffs jostling past one another, beads of sweat soaking the floor beneath us.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has warned his side they're in for a tough test against Leicester on Sunday afternoon, though he did take the time to laud the progress made by Aaron Wan-Bissaka this season.
United name £120m price for Rashford Marcus Rashford is out of contract at Manchester United in the summer of 2024 and while they are keen to tie him down to a new deal worth £300,000 a week, the Mirror reports that, if that does not happen, they will make sure to raise a huge transfer fee from clubs such as Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. Ad “Manchester United are set to slap an eye-watering £120m price tag on star forward Marcus Rashford in a bid to fight off interest from a number of European rivals, it has been claimed,” the paper explains.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's long-standing interest in owning Manchester United became that bit more real on Friday night when the INEOS founder and boyhood Red tabled an official bid for majority ownership.