Wayne Rooney to make Manchester United return this week after latest role change
Wayne Rooney will return to Old Trafford for a charity match involving Manchester United legends and Celtic legends this weekend.
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Vinicius Jr vs Rodri vs Jude Bellingham: Ballon d'Or 2024 Must Crown Real Winner In Post Cristiano Ronaldo-Lionel Messi Era
The year was 2004 and AC Milan icon Andriy Shevchenko claimed his first and only Ballon d'Or award as the then 28-year-old became Pavel Nedved's successor after an unforgettable 2003-2004 season. Organised by France Football since 1956, the star-studded nominee list of the Ballon d'Or featured a young Cristiano Ronaldo, who finished ahead of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Kaka, Luis Figo, David Beckham and Paolo Maldini. Manchester United's prodigal son bagged the 12th spot in his Ballon d'Or debut. Ronaldo then went on to stage an epic rivalry with Lionel Messi as the two behemoths turned the Ballon d'Or race into a near-two-way contest at their careers' peak.
Dear MU, Kobbie Mainoo Belum Cukup Bagus Jadi Starter
Manchester United disarankan tidak terus-terusan memasang Kobbie Mainoo sebagai starter. Kualitas gelandang 19 tahun itu dianggap masih belum bagus.
Wayne Rooney set for unexpected Manchester United return next month
Wayne Rooney will play for the Manchester United Legends team for the first time when they face Celtic at Old Trafford on Saturday, September 7.
'Olok-olok' Bellingham ke Endrick: Vamos Bobby!
Jude Bellingham punya panggilan khusus buat rekan barunya di Real Madrid, Endrick. Dia memanggil pemain muda Brasil itu dengan sebutan 'Bobby'.
MU Berencana Bangun Stadion Baru, Old Trafford untuk Tim Putri
Manchester United berencana membangun stadion baru demi menampung jumlah penonton lebih banyak. Namun Old Trafford akan terus dipertahankan.
Manchester United's £2bn Old Trafford demolition plan takes intriguing new twist
Manchester United plan to keep Old Trafford as a reduced capacity stadium amid plans for a new-build stadium.
Sir Alex Ferguson was all set to manage Team GB after confirming 'the answer is yes'
Lord Sebastian Coe has revealed how close Sir Alex Ferguson was to taking the reins of Team GB's football squad at the London 2012 Olympics.