Manchester United outline Cristiano Ronaldo plan as James Garner sends Erik ten Hag message
Here are your Manchester United headlines for Wednesday, May 4.
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'Ogre of the Bernabeu' Pep Guardiola aims to guide Man City past his old foes Real Madrid
On a March night 21 years ago, Pep Guardiola made what turned out to be his last appearance as a player at the Santiago Bernabeu. They had to drag him away – away, that is, from the match officials. A feisty clasico between Real Madrid and the Barcelona team Guardiola was captaining finished with outrage from the visitors at an offside decision that ruled out a potential winning goal from the Brazilian Rivaldo. Had it been allowed, Barcelona would have won 3-2.
Champions League: Jurgen Klopp Hails Another "Special" Final After Liverpool See Off Villarreal
Jurgen Klopp said reaching a third Champions League final in five years with Liverpool felt just as special as the first after his team saw off a spirited fightback from Villarreal on Tuesday to keep their quadruple hopes alive. Trailing 2-0 from the first leg of their semi-final, Villarreal sparked hopes of a remarkable turnaround in the return at the Estadio de la Ceramica after Boulaye Dia finished in the third minute and Francis Coquelin headed in another to level the tie at 2-2.
Tottenham news: Spurs want to sign Portuguese star as Hojbjerg makes Guardiola admission
Arsenal Target Aaron Hickey In Profile
Manchester United 'could lose out' in Christopher Nkunku race and other rumours
Manchester United face competition to sign RB Leipzig star Christopher Nkunku, with Bayern Munich now reportedly joining the race to sign the Frenchman.
Manchester United must concentrate on player development if Erik ten Hag is to succeed
Manchester United are embarking on a new project under Erik ten Hag, with plenty of new faces expected to arrive at Old Trafford this summer. However, if the club are to avoid the mistakes of the past decade, there needs to be a serious shift in how they operate in the market.
Soccer-Feels like the first time, says Klopp as Liverpool make Champions League final again
VILLARREAL, Spain (Reuters) - Juergen Klopp said reaching his fourth Champions League final as a coach felt almost like a new experience as his Liverpool side came back from two goals down against Villarreal to secure a 5-2 aggregate win in their semi-final on Tuesday.
Klopp hails another ‘special’ final after Liverpool see off Villarreal
VILLAREAL, SPAIN: Jurgen Klopp said reaching a third Champions League final in five years with Liverpool felt just as special as the first after his team saw off a spirited fightback from Villarreal on Tuesday to keep their quadruple hopes alive.