Manchester United's perfect 25-man squad for next season with six new signings
Predicting how Manchester United could line up on the opening day of next season is proving more difficult to do than predicting Saturday night's winning lottery numbers.
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Ronaldo, Fernandes, Pogba: Man Utd player wages revealed
Bruno Fernandes is set to sign a new five-year contract at Manchester United, doubling his wages.
Arsenal told to steal ‘valuable’ Manchester United talent to kickstart his peak career form
The rivalry between Arsenal and Manchester United is an iconic Premier League fixture that peaked in the late 90s and early 00s. The two clubs since have fallen away, United were able to keep their title-challenging up for longer but Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure quickly ended that.
Declan Rice would prefer Chelsea move and other Manchester United transfer rumours
Declan Rice would prefer to move to Chelsea rather than Manchester United during the summer transfer window - according to reports. Speculation over the England midfielder and his West Ham future remains at fever pitch after United made him their priority target.
Manchester United's next manager already has four positives to build on
Following the captures of Raphael Varane, Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo last summer, Manchester United supporters had reasons to be optimistic ahead of the 2021/22 campaign.
'The GOAT with Lionel Messi' - Manchester United fans react to academy star's Argentina call-up
With Manchester United seriously out of form, it was expected that a number of players would fail to earn international call-ups. That theory held true when Marcus Rashford, David de Gea and shockingly Jadon Sancho were all snubbed by their respective international bosses.
Four players Manchester United could sign for free this summer as part of squad overhaul
Manchester United are preparing to face their biggest transfer window in years.
Cristiano Ronaldo's important Manchester United transfer decision could be shaped by Liverpool
Manchester United were four goals down against Liverpool at Old Trafford in October before half-time. United had been dominated, humiliated and embarrassed in 45 minutes of football. They had forgotten the basics. It was an unforgivable performance.