Man City and Manchester United player agent fees compared to Chelsea and Liverpool amid £400m total
Manchester City and Manchester United were among the biggest spenders on player agent fees in the past 12 months.
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Even MUTV are highlighting Manchester United's biggest problem
Immediately after MUTV's live coverage of the latest Manchester United defeat on Sunday, they attempted to lift the mood. The choice of programme? 'All the Goals: Scott McTominay'.
Why Sir Jim Ratcliffe can afford to name names analysing Manchester United's wretched recruitment
Mason Mount will have breathed a huge sigh of relief at six o'clock on Monday.
How Manchester United can raise funds for their biggest ever transfer window
One of the Ineos staff members arrived at Old Trafford on Sunday in a red Grenadier. That cabal ought to be red in the face after another dismal day for Manchester United.
I rejected Man United transfer after agent talks for one reason - now I could sign for Arsenal
Benjamin Sesko is one of the most-wanted strikers in European football after his performances with RB Leipzig. But if things had gone differently, he could have been firing them in for Manchester United.
Manchester United had the ideal left back but now cannot afford him in the transfer window
The process of selling Alvaro Fernandez was "perfect", according to Erik ten Hag. Palaver would be a more appropriate description.
Dan Ashworth decision shows Manchester United still throw 'dumb money' after bad under Ineos
Dan Ashworth is the latest in a long line of Manchester United employees to depart the club within 12 months of Ineos being delegated responsibility for managing football operations.
Antony might have Manchester United lifeline after 'annoyed' comment
The majority of fans believe Manchester United should cut their losses on Antony. The winger's time in Manchester since he signed from Ajax in a deal worth £86million has been disastrous and he looks destined to be remembered as one of the worst signings in the club's history.
Amad showed he is the right winger Manchester United have been waiting for in one moment at Southampton
Who to credit for Amad? Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Manchester United's manager at the time, was not the driving force behind that £37million transfer deadline day deal in 2020. Solskjaer started him twice and okayed a season-long loan to Feyenoord before Amad suffered injury.