Scott McTominay admits ‘there are a whole lot of problems’ in revealing Manchester United insight
Scott McTominay admitted there are “a whole lot of problems” at Manchester United after Saturday’s loss to Arsenal.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's 10 most iconic club moments for Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus
After conquering Lisbon, Manchester, Madrid and Turin, Cristiano Ronaldo is entering the final years of his career and he's going to spend them back at Old Trafford.
Where could Mauricio Pochettino go next after Manchester United snub?
When Mauricio Pochettino was revealed as being on the two-man final shortlist for the Manchester United job along with Erik ten Hag, he was clear favourite and there was a school of thought which had the Argentine as the only realistic option.
Antonio Rudiger responds to Chelsea contract offer and makes final decision on his future
Antonio Rudiger has rejected Chelsea’s final offer of a contract worth £200,000-a-week and will leave the club in the summer.
Erik Ten Hag will 'make no concessions' when he takes over at Manchester United
New Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag said he has no plans to change his coaching style and will not hesitate to confront under-performing players when he takes over at Old Trafford in his first role in the Premier League.
Man Utd’s record against the Big Six since Sir Alex Ferguson retired
United’s haul of trophies under Ferguson was often fuelled by crucial victories against their direct rivals – think Arsenal in 1999, Chelsea in 2008 or countless triumphs against Liverpool.
Ralf Rangnick believes Manchester United need 'open heart operation'
Manchester United's interim manager Ralf Rangnick said the club requires an "open heart operation" if they are to turn things around at Old Trafford.
Premier League | Ten Hag y el lavado de cara del Manchester United
El Mancherster United está roto. Ha sido un juguete a manos de sus propietarios, y desde la salida de Sir Alex Ferguson se le ha acabado la batería. No funcionan fichajes millonarios como los de Jadon Sancho o el regreso de Cristiano Ronaldo. De igual manera, por el banquillo de Old Trafford han ido desfilando entrenadores con currículums excelentes que han terminado saliendo por la puerta de atrás. Ni Louis van Gaal, ni José Mourinho, ni Ralf Rangnick, entre otros, han podido evitar que el gigante inglés menguase. La dirección del club ha sido un despropósito. Tal ha sido la deriva de los mancunianos, que el anuncio de la llegada de otro de los mejores técnicos europeos, Deja su hogar y un puesto de trabajo seguro para entrar en la trituradora en la que se ha convertido su futuro club. Tiene trabajo por delante, como ya anunció su predecesor Rangnick tras la debacle del martes en Anfield: «Ha sido embarazoso, decepcionante. Ha sido una humillación. Si analizas la situación, no es fácil. Yo tengo claro que habrá seis, siete, ocho, quizá hasta diez jugadores nuevos. Pero antes de firmar a esos jugadores necesitas saber cómo quieres jugar».