Gary Neville says Manchester United's Casemiro transfer shouldn't have happened
Gary Neville believes Manchester United's signing of Casemiro shouldn't have gone through because it was a short-term transfer.
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Erik ten Hag makes admission on Manchester United signings in last 10 years
Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United is the most difficult club to play for in world football.
Casemiro is fighting for his Manchester United career with Saudi Arabia waiting
Which version of Casemiro returns from a hamstring injury remains to be seen and Manchester United are hoping it's not the player who looked to be entering the winter of his career.
Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United comments from two years ago might be a problem for Ineos
Erik ten Hag was unconditional about the guarantee he needed above all others when it came to taking the Manchester United job in April 2022. The Dutchman emerged as the club’s first-choice target ahead of Mauricio Pochettino and he impressed club officials during discussions in Amsterdam, but he told United’s football director John Murtough he needed control of recruitment.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already taken the first step towards his Manchester United objective
Photographs published on Friday showed Erik ten Hag and Sir Jim Ratcliffe sharing broad smiles during a meeting at Manchester United headquarters two days earlier.
Manchester United have another appointment to make before Erik ten Hag decision
The statistics make for grim reading for Erik ten Hag and Manchester United. A year that saw lift them a first trophy in six years, finish third in the Premier League and compete in the FA Cup final has ended as one of the worst on record.
Sir Dave Brailsford watches Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest next to Sir Alex Ferguson
INEOS sporting director Sir Dave Brailsford watched Manchester United take on Nottingham Forest at the City Ground while sitting next to Sir Alex Ferguson.
Manchester United: Six candidates to take over as sporting director at Old Trafford
Change is coming at Manchester United. Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal to buy a 25 per cent stake in the club and take control of the football side of the business will inevitably see shifts in personnel.