Raphael Varane names four things that make Manchester United ‘special and different’
Raphael Varane says the spirit, philosophy, passion and history of Manchester United make it a unique club, describing his debut in 2021 as a “great moment”.
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Jaap Stam sends transfer message to Jurrien Timber amid fresh Manchester United links
Former Manchester United defender Jaap Stam has advised Ajax ace Jurrien Timber to stay with the Dutch giants this summer amid fresh reports linking him with a move to Old Trafford.
Erik ten Hag's new Manchester United undroppable is about to give him a selection headache
With first-choice centre-backs Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane out through injury, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has turned to left-back Luke Shaw to play in the centre over the past couple of weeks.
Two Manchester United players have proved their worth to Erik ten Hag during injury crisis
Erik ten Hag seemed to be the angriest he'd been as Manchester United manager after the heavy Sevilla defeat last month. His blood pressure had clearly been raised at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium by another shameful performance.
Alejandro Garnacho names three Manchester United stars who helped him settle into senior squad
Alejandro Garnacho says David de Gea, Bruno Fernandes and Lisandro Martinez have all played pivotal roles in helping him to bed into life in the first-team at Manchester United.
Nemanja Vidic delivers verdict on Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez
Nemanja Vidic has praised the fighting spirit Manchester United centre-back Lisandro Martinez has shown since his move to the Reds from Ajax last summer.
Ajax in danger of missing out on Champions League football
Ajax Amsterdam are in danger of finishing outside the top two in the Dutch league for the first time in 13 seasons and missing out on the Champions League next season as they struggle to build a new team in the wake of record sales last year.
David de Gea reveals moment he knew Manchester United were going to beat Brighton in FA Cup
David de Gea says he knew Manchester United were going to win their FA Cup semi-final penalty shootout with Brighton when he saw Victor Lindelof step up to take the decisive spot-kick.