Manchester United fans set to begin ‘constant, peaceful’ protests against Glazer ownership
Manchester United fans are planning to protest against the club’s Glazer ownership on Saturday.
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Real Madrid v Chelsea: Time for Timo Werner to join stellar cast of unlikely lads in Champions League – The Warm-Up
TUESDAY’S BIG STORIES Chelsea chase the 'almost impossible' in Madrid Ad/> Not everyone can win the Ballon d’Or. Only a select few will get the chance to threaten the medal hauls of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Wes Brown. But every pro footballer can dream of being a moments player, elevating themselves to cult hero status with one single kick.
Rio Ferdinand predicts when Manchester United will next challenge for the Premier League title
Rio Ferdinand believes Manchester United won’t be able to challenge for the title until both Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp leave the Premier League.
Manchester United have only three players that Erik ten Hag can build a team around
Rewind to the early weeks of this Premier League season and it felt like Manchester United had a team of players talented enough to challenge for trophies.
More Manchester United careers are over but some are about to start
Eric Bailly was visible in Manchester United training last week and then invisible at Goodison Park. Ralf Rangnick did not list Eric Bailly in his injury bulletin on Friday yet there were two goalkeepers on the United bench against Everton.
‘When you put it like this’; Berbatov outlines major problem hampering Man Utd progress
Dimitar Berbatov believes a lack of goals and options up front are factors hindering the development of Manchester United this season.
Man Utd handed fresh stumbling block as Erik ten Hag tries to assemble backroom team
Manchester United looked set to appoint Erik ten Hag as their new manager last month, but another setback has delayed the potential appointment once more.
United do not deserve European football, says Rangnick
Ralf Rangnick says Manchester United do not deserve to play European football next season if they carry on performing in such a limp fashion as in Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Everton.