Marcus Rashford urged to take Las Vegas holiday to rekindle Man Utd career
Louis Saha has urged Marcus Rashford to go and take a holiday in Las Vegas after a disappointing season in a Manchester United shirt.
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Newcastle manager Howe backed to beat Pep, Klopp to award after doing ‘amazing job’
Louis Saha has backed Newcastle boss Eddie Howe to be named Premier League manager of the season ahead of Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp.
United and more: Seven legends have their say
Peter Schmeichel, Nemanja Vidic, Mikael Silvestre, Louis Saha, Quinton Fortune, Wes Brown and Ronny Johnsen. Welcomed to Chennai as part of the grand finale of the United We Play season 2, a pan-India initiative with Apollo Tyres, the ‘legends’ sat down with select media to express their views. Needless to say, banter and laughter followed… and some serious talk.
Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy allowed to skip pre-trial hearing
A pre-trial hearing has taken place for Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy, who faces a string of sex crime allegations.
Cristiano Ronaldo: Brilliant video goes viral showing Man Utd star doesn't have a 'weak foot'
Apart from Lionel Messi, nobody comes close to Cristiano Ronaldo when it comes to scoring goals with both feet.
'Maybe that’s the way' - Farhad Moshiri sent blunt Frank Lampard and Everton relegation message
Former Everton striker Louis Saha believes it would be “a really silly move” for Farhad Moshiri to sack Frank Lampard and has warned “this club is not a casino.” Reports have claimed that Lampard’s position could already be under threat despite the 43-year-old having only been appointed on January 31 with Mr Moshiri travelling up to Finch Farm for his unveiling.
Ex-Man Utd striker Louis Saha hits out at Wayne Rooney over Cristiano Ronaldo dig
Louis Saha says Wayne Rooney was ‘wrong’ to suggest Manchester United should move on from Cristiano Ronaldo.
Saha calls out Rooney for ‘wrong’ Ronaldo claim in Man Utd debate
Louis Saha has criticised his former Manchester United teammate Wayne Rooney for claiming United would be better off without Cristiano Ronaldo.