'Best £10m ever spent' - Manchester United fans' ruthless verdict on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sacking
A selection of Manchester United fans have branded the cost of sacking club legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as dubbing it "best £10million ever spent".
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Former Liverpool goalkeeper makes Caoimhin Kelleher transfer claim after Carabao Cup heroics
Caoimhín Kelleher became Liverpool's League Cup saviour in unlikely fashion on Sunday, but an ex-Red who won the same trophy in 1995 believes he should move on.
Donny van de Beek and Everton are advising Manchester United on what they must do in summer
Donny van de Beek was sent on loan to Everton in January as he was not seen in the immediate plans of Manchester United and Ralf Rangnick sought to give him the game time he desired.
Rangers offer injury update on Manchester United loanee Amad
Amad has suffered an injury that will see him miss Rangers' upcoming matches this week, though the knock isn't thought to be too serious.
Lokomotiv Moscow coach resigns in protest of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
MOSCOW (AP) — German coach Markus Gisdol quit his job as coach of Russian soccer club Lokomotiv Moscow on Tuesday in protest at Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich ‘terrified of being sanctioned’ and is selling his property, claims MP
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is ‘terrified of being sanctioned’ by the UK Government and is selling his property, according to Labour MP Chris Bryant.
Man Utd say 'thorough process' under way to find new manager
London — Manchester United football director John Murtough says a "thorough process" is under way to find their next permanent manager, pledging the club remains focused on challenging for "top trophies" again.
Manchester United Say "Thorough Process" Under Way To Find New Manager
Manchester United football director John Murtough says a "thorough process" is under way to find their next permanent manager, pledging the club remains focused on challenging for "top trophies" again. United, who announced their latest financial results on Tuesday, have endured another difficult season despite the return of superstar forward Cristiano Ronaldo to Old Trafford. A top-four finish is the best the best the English giants can hope for domestically, but they only managed a draw against lowly Watford on Saturday and are just two points ahead of West Ham and Arsenal -- the Gunners also have three games in hand.