Paulo Dybala: The epic scenes at AS Roma star's unveiling
Paulo Dybala was given one hell of a reception by AS Roma fans on Tuesday.
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How Manchester United should line up in behind-closed-doors friendly vs Wrexham
Manchester United will play an additional friendly against Wrexham on Wednesday as Erik ten Hag looks to give more of his squad minutes on the pitch ahead of the new season.
The real deal? Five signings who could light up the Premier League
Another Premier League season is just over a week away with an earlier than usual start of August 5 due to the World Cup taking place in December.
Sergej Milinkovic-Savic could work for Manchester United but Frenkie de Jong question would stay
Frenkie de Jong is Manchester United's top midfield target this summer, in case you didn't already know. The saga has been rumbling on since the end of last season, with many supporters now growing tired of speculation.
Manchester United transfer news LIVE plus Ronaldo talks latest plus De Jong and Antony updates
Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martinez have been introduced to their Manchester United teammates after getting down to business on the training ground at Carrington for the first time. Both recruits missed out on the pre-season tour to Thailand and Australia this month.
Cristiano Ronaldo still demanding transfer despite Manchester United showdown talks – Paper Round
Ronaldo still wants out Cristiano Ronaldo has not changed his transfer stance at Manchester United, despite sitting down for crunch talks at the club’s training complex in Carrington on Tuesday. The Mail reveal that the Portugal international is still clear in his desire to move away from Old Trafford this summer. The 37-year-old has no interest in competing in the Europa League this season and wants to join a Champions League-level club.
Man United's transfer plan after Anthony Martial decision with Sir Alex Ferguson at Carrington
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Commonwealth Games defy doomsayers to remain afloat
BIRMINGHAM: The Commonwealth Games are sometimes seen as a quirky relic in the modern sporting calender but former International Olympic Committee (IOC) marketing chief Michael Payne says they have consistently defied the doomsayers.