Jadon Sancho makes Manchester United form admission as Barcelona give Frenkie de Jong update
Here are your latest Manchester United morning headlines on Monday, July 25.
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Neither De Jong nor Depay: The Barcelona player that Ten Hag now wants for Manchester United
After all the rumors pointed Frenkie De Jong out as the top target for Erik ten Hag in this transfer market, the Manchester United manager could be seeking for other Barcelona's player to sign this summer.
Quiet man Vingegaard wins maiden Tour de France title
PARIS: Jonas Vingegaard claimed his maiden Tour de France title after Sunday's (Jul 24) 21st and final stage, completing a triumph he effectively sealed in the mountains after a vintage duel with Tadej Pogacar.
Freya the walrus: Boat-sinking giant gets up to mischief in Oslo
A cheeky boat-sinking walrus has become a hit with locals and tourists alike in Norway, although some aren't too happy about its mischief.
Vingegaard wins maiden Tour de France title
Jonas Vingegaard claimed his maiden Tour de France title after Sunday's 21st and final stage, completing a triumph he effectively sealed in the mountains after a vintage duel with Tadej Pogacar.
Manchester United handed Denzel Dumfries 'boost' by Inter Milan and more transfer rumours
Manchester United have reportedly been presented with an opening to sign Denzel Dumfries and Erik ten Hag wants to step up his pursuit for the Netherlands international this summer.
Darren Moore addresses transfer talk as Sheffield Wednesday man linked with exit
Darren Moore has revealed that Sheffield Wednesday’s Sylla Sow missed the friendly defeat at Wigan through illness, despite reports linking him with a move away.
Opinion: The Tour de France Femmes begins on historic day we’ve waited a long time for
Thirty-three years is a long time without a women’s edition of the Tour de France. It is so long, in fact, that although officially Sunday's run around Paris marked a resumption, a continuation of sorts, it was rightly treated as something entirely new. Ad/> It’s almost certainly true that none of the 144 riders who took the start of the Tour de France Femmes remember Dutch star Monique Knol’s sprint victory in 1989 across, give or take a few hundred metres, the same finish line as Lorena Wiebes.