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Erik ten Hag discusses Cristiano Ronaldo's future
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Erik ten Hag discusses Cristiano Ronaldo's future
Thanks to the rather questionable process that led to Qatar hosting a World Cup and the subsequent decision to hold the competition in winter, we’ve had to put up with never-ending transfer sagas and intense analysis on pre-season training methods this summer instead of watching the greatest cup competition on the planet. At least we’ve had the rather excellent Women’s Euros to focus on.
Erling Haaland is already impressing in a Manchester City shirt, and the squad already seems to love him. So much so, that they've started to chant his name after scoring in training.
TUESDAY'S BIG STORIES Crumbs From The Top Table Ad/> A theory: the reason a lot of football followers seem to prefer watching and supporting their team in the transfer market, as opposed to actually playing the sport, comes down to a question of agency. Winning a game of football is beyond the fan's control, after all, apart from the possible impacts of a lot of shouting. But winning the transfer market is an exercise in competitive storytelling, and everybody gets to play.
Britain is forecast to see its hottest day on record on Tuesday as the heatwave continues. Temperatures could climb to 38C in Greater Manchester today, while forecasters predict the mercury will sizzle at possible highs of 41C in isolated areas.
Erik ten Hag has got off to the perfect start on the pitch as Manchester United boss, and he's also continuing to enhance his reputation off it.
Erik ten Hag has said he would prefer to have concluded all of Manchester United's transfer business in time for the start of pre-season but is "realistic" as the Premier League club continue their drawn-out pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie De Jong.