Ronaldo, Rice, Rudiger: Man Utd's 'perfect' squad for 22/23 season named
Despite there being two months of the season left to go, Manchester United fans must already resign themselves to yet another trophyless season.
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Piqué: "Espero poder alargar mi sueño en el Barça siempre que las fuerzas me lo permitan"
El defensa del FC Barcelona Gerard Piqué aseguró que no se plantea retirarse y que seguir jugando «siempre que las fuerzas» se lo permitan con el conjunto catalán, con el que ya ha disputado 600 partidos convirtiéndose en el quinto jugador con más encuentros de la historia del club.
"Have we failed these teenagers?": Devastated volunteer cop 'felt helpless' as stabbed boy, 16, lay dying in street yards from home
A volunteer police officer who was first on the scene of the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Kennie Carter has described her feeling of helplessness as the youth lay dying in the street. Teacher Lauren Whitworth, 33, who is a special sergeant with GMP, saw Kennie, who had suffered a fatal stab wound to the chest, unconscious just yards from his home in Stretford.
Manchester United tipped to complete summer transfer for £30m Wolves flop
Manchester United are the most obvious destination for former Wolverhampton Wanderers youngster Pedro Goncalves this summer transfer window, according to reports coming out of Portugal.
PSG could ask Mauricio Pochettino to snub Man Utd with Leonardo's future key to decision
Despite suffering embarrassing exits from the Champions League and Coupe de France, Paris Saint-Germain could still scupper Manchester United 's attempts to appoint Mauricio Pochettino.
Bruno Fernandes bridges Manchester United and Liverpool rivalry with Diogo Jota message
Bruno Fernandes has bridged the intense rivalry between Manchester United and Liverpool to send Diogo Jota a message after Portugal moved a step closer to the World Cup on Thursday night. Jota was on target for his country during an important 3-1 victory against Turkey.
Why we must 'fiercely protect our Mancunian soundtrack' as Manchester's live music impact is revealed
Manchester’s music economy is second only to London in size and impact according to a new report carried out on behalf of Manchester City Council. Published this week, and based on research conducted by Sound Diplomacy and Nordicity, the report found Manchester’s music ecosystem to be a major contributor to the city’s economy, supporting thousands of jobs and attracting a significant number of music tourists.
Operator appeals court ruling allowing buses to be brought under public control
A bus operator which lost a legal battle to stop mayor Andy Burnham taking buses in Greater Manchester back under public control is appealing the ruling. Rotala, which owns Diamond, has lodged an application to the Court of Appeal.