Manchester United confirm 25-man Premier League squad
Erik ten Hag has confirmed his 25-man Manchester United squad for the Premier League season.
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Marcus Rashford up and Cristiano Ronaldo down - The winners and losers of Manchester United's season so far
The season is only just over a month old but a lot of games have already been played, even with the several fixture postponements Manchester United have had.
Manchester United training squad for FC Sheriff fixture as four players missing
Luke Shaw trained with the Manchester United squad on Wednesday morning ahead of their second Europa League group stage match against FC Sheriff.
Two Manchester United players have final chance to impress Erik ten Hag
Second chances in football seem to be rare nowadays, you only have to look at the managerial situation at Chelsea to recognise this as fact.
Manchester United transfer news LIVE Rashford and Antony latest plus Cristiano Ronaldo news
Manchester United have just one day left to prepare for Thursday's match against FC Sheriff.
Manchester United fans question decision to hand contract extensions to trio of ‘under-performers’
Manchester United fans are unsure about the club set to trigger the one-year extensions of five squad members, some branding them “under-performers”.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag can learn from Jose Mourinho 'mistake' with Luke Shaw
Luke Shaw endured a love-hate relationship with Jose Mourinho during their time together at Old Trafford and the advice he later received from his old Manchester United manager can help successor Erik ten Hag discover his best plan to revive the England defender with a World Cup in Qatar looming.
Man Utd prepare to extend contracts for five players entering final year, including David de Gea – Paper Round
Man Utd to trigger extensions Manchester United are set to trigger one-year contract extensions for five players before the end of January, the Manchester Evening News reports. David de Gea, Diogo Dalot, Luke Shaw, Fred and Marcus Rashford are among the players who have technically entered the final year of their contracts at Old Trafford, but as notable first-teamers the club have no intention of letting them leave on a free next summer. With options to extend all of their deals, the club will look to wrap that up by the end of the next transfer window.