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Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli discusses club form
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Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli discusses club form
“It’s hard to be playing regular [at Manchester United] when you often change positions, game system or partners. At Manchester United, do I really have a role? I ask the question and I don’t have the answer.”
Ben White admits it was ‘not a nice feeling’ to be ‘singled out’ for criticism by Premier League greats Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, but says the comments spurred him on as he looks to become a mainstay for Arsenal and England.
The pressure is on at Old Trafford Manchester United are being forced to speed up their decision over the appointment of a new manager, according to the Mail. The Premier League club have reportedly whittled their shortlist down to Mauricio Pochettino, Erik ten Hag, Julen Lopetegui and Luis Enrique – with the current Paris Saint-Germain and Ajax managers leading the race for a spot in the Old Trafford dugout. It is expected that Pochettino and Ten Hag will leave their current roles at the end of the season, but the Mail reveal that the pair have started to attract attention from elsewhere, therefore putting pressure on United to make a decision on their appointment.
Ben White admits it was ‘not a nice feeling’ to be ‘singled out’ for criticism by Premier League greats Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, but says the comments spurred him on as he looks to become a mainstay for Arsenal and England.
Manchester United are under pressure to make a decision over their new manager with leading candidates Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino attracting interest from other clubs.
It is a World Cup year like no other. But with Russia 2018 in mind there is expectation rather than hope that England can finally lift their first trophy since 1966.
Barcelona have joined Liverpool, Manchester City and Bayern Munich in the race to sign Leeds' Brazil winger Raphinha, 25, who has a £60m price tag. (Mirror)external-link