Papers: Man Utd eye Kane, Rice and Neves for Ten Hag
All the top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday's national newspapers... THE SUN
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All the top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday's national newspapers... THE SUN
The eldest son of the late Jade Goody has shared the heartbreaking reason he doesn't miss his mum 13 years after her tragic death. Jade died from cervical cancer at the age of 27 in 2009.
The weather across Greater Manchester will be very dreary today as grey skies and rain will be present for most of the morning, afternoon and evening.
United plan Ten Hag transfers The Mirror reports that Manchester United are set to sign up Erik ten Hag as their boss for next season, paying £1.7 million to Ajax for permission to complete the deal. The paper also states that Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Edinson Cavani and Juan Mata will leave for nothing, and both Marcus Rashford and Cristiano Ronaldo may leave, meaning the 52-year-old will be given a transfer shortlist to consider ahead of his arrival.
After Manchester City successfully navigated the first of four A-list games in the space of 11 days, Pep Guardiola's undivided attention will now be on a crucial Premier League meeting with Liverpool on Sunday.
When the time comes for Manchester United to take stock and reflect on this season, it is almost certain that James Garner's loan spell at Nottingham Forest will be considered one of the biggest success stories.
«Me encanta darle demasiadas vueltas y crear tácticas estúpidas». que en el pasado no le dieron buen resultado en la Liga de Campeones. El catalán recibió críticas por le plan de juego ante el Liverpool, Tottenham, Olympique de Lyon y Chelsea en los cuatro últimos cursos europeos. Las derrotas más amargas desde que el ex de Barcelona y Bayern dirige al Manchester City. «Jugaremos con 12», bromeó en la rueda de prensa del lunes. Y avisó. En efecto, hubo un jugador número doce: los recogepelotas del Etihad Stadium.
Mauricio Pochettino and Harry Kane or Erik ten Hag and Ryan Gravenberch? No, this wasn't some rather elaborate football-themed Royal Rumble. Manchester United had a straight choice to make in the dugout. On the other hand, in the market, their impending selection might not be so simple - or desirable.