Scott McTominay 'informs Manchester United board of future decision' and more transfer rumours
Scott McTominay has reportedly told the Manchester United board that he intends to leave this summer, should he fall further down the pecking order.
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Scott McTominay has reportedly told the Manchester United board that he intends to leave this summer, should he fall further down the pecking order.
Here are your latest Manchester United evening headlines on Saturday, April 8.
Erik ten Hag fumed about the Premier League fixture schedule after Marcus Rashford limped off with an injury that leaves Manchester United sweating on their star player’s fitness.
Manchester United welcome Everton to Old Trafford for the early kick-off in the Premier League on Saturday.
(Corrects Fernandes to Sancho in fourth para)
MANCHESTER, England: Kyle Walker is set to have only limited game time at Manchester City for the rest of the season because manager Pep Guardiola said the England right back is ill-equipped to play in the team’s new system. Guardiola has been playing a three-man defense, pushing one of the full backs in a central-midfield role alongside Rodri. That has been John Stones in recent weeks, meaning Walker — who isn’t as technically strong on the ball — has mostly been a substitute despite being a key member of City’s success in recent years.
Paul Scholes says Erik ten Hag has not utilised his squad “enough” throughout the season although noted he had made a number of changes for Saturday's clash with Everton.
Paul Scholes said it is "almost a waste of time" having forward players in Manchester United's team with Fred and Scott McTominay starting together in midfield.