Man Utd, Spurs want West Brom's Johnstone
Manchester United and Tottenham will battle it out for the signature of Sam Johnstone in the summer, after the England goalkeeper allows his West Brom contract to run its course.
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Rio Ferdinand predicts when Manchester United will next challenge for the Premier League title
Rio Ferdinand believes Manchester United won’t be able to challenge for the title until both Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp leave the Premier League.
Manchester United might have discovered a contender to replace Harry Maguire as club captain
When the going has got tough for Manchester United this season, David de Gea has not been afraid to mince his words.
Rio Ferdinand likens struggling Man Utd captain Harry Maguire to Sir Alex Ferguson flop
Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has defended Harry Maguire and feels the team’s style of play is simply unsuited to him – an issue his former teammate Gerard Pique also had at Old Trafford.
Randy Orton: Vitaliy Mykolenko earns comparisons to WWE star after Everton v Man Utd
Everton beat Manchester United 1-0 on Saturday afternoon, massively helping their chances of staying in the Premier League.
Richard Keys slams 12 Man Utd stars including "waste of space" and "massively overhyped"
Richard Keys has launched a scathing assault on Manchester United 's struggling stars following their dire 1-0 defeat to Everton on Saturday - the latest in a long line of humiliating defeats.
Manchester United must let Erik ten Hag tear it down and rebuild
All signs point to Erik ten Hag being appointed the next permanent manager of Manchester United. Manchester Evening News understands that the club have held talks with the Dutch manager and are looking to finalise a deal for him to be in the dugout at Old Trafford next season.
David de Gea comments have exposed Manchester United dressing room issues Erik ten Hag must fix
It says a lot about the state of the modern Manchester United that a manager who has Ajax at the top of his CV is dictating the conditions he needs to accept the vacancy at Old Trafford, but you can hardly blame Erik ten Hag for wanting assurances over what he's getting himself into.