Gary Lineker and Micah Richards 'surprised’ Manchester United sold outcast in the summer
Gary Lineker and Micah Richards have both revealed their surprise at seeing Manchester United sell Anthony Elanga over the summer.
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Manchester United planning to replace John Murtough as football director
Manchester United are planning to replace John Murtough as football director as part of sweeping changes amid impending investment from the Ineos Group.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe can offer Manchester United what Cristiano Ronaldo wanted from the Glazers
It might not be the most familiar anniversary for Manchester United given his and their unparalleled history, but a year has passed since Cristiano Ronaldo dropped that bombshell on Old Trafford.
Eric Bailly hauled off after ex-Manchester United player's 'inappropriate move' during match
Former Manchester United defender Eric Bailly was hauled off at half-time of Besiktas' clash with Antalyaspor after what his manager described as an "inappropriate move".
Roy Keane has pinpointed the Manchester United mindset change Marcus Rashford needs to make
Manchester United enjoyed a good season in Erik ten Hag's debut year in English football. Winning the Carabao Cup, reaching the FA Cup final and finishing third in the Premier League was a marked improvement on what had preceded Erik ten Hag a year prior.
Bukti Erik ten Hag Masih Lebih Sip ketimbang Para Pendahulunya di MU
Manajer Manchester United Erik ten Hag ternyata masih punya keunggulan tersendiri dibandingkan para pendahulunya. Secara spesifik soal persentase kemenangan.
Manchester United have a huge problem with a near-impossible solution
As inevitable as the sun rising in the east and setting in the west. As reliable as the seasons. As dependable as the Taylor Swift Twitter army making life hell for anyone who dares express mild distaste for her pop music. You guessed it, noises of discontent are once again emerging from the Manchester United dressing room.
Manchester United have two players to implement a style under Erik ten Hag
Arsene Wenger is five years into retirement from management yet he remains one of the most sagacious minds in the game. His dissection of Manchester United's shortcomings on Sunday makes for engrossing viewing.