Manchester United Women announce signing of France international ahead of new WSL season
Manchester United Women have announced the signing of France international Aissatou Tounkara.
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Bernardo Silva breaks silence on Man City future amid Barcelona transfer interest
Bernardo Silva admits he doesn't know if he will still be at Manchester City beyond the transfer window, as he opened up on his uncertain future and a potential move to Barcelona for the first time this summer.
Erling Haaland is a Man City 'good deal' but sales prompt 'bad deal' debate
Everyone knew what Erling Haaland was going to do. He has done it before. The rangy, bulldozing, never-off-sides signature of Erling Braut Haaland.
What Cody Gakpo has said about his future amid Manchester United transfer links
PSV Eindhoven winger Cody Gakpo has already confirmed that he will not be rushed into making any decision on his future this summer amid Manchester United's reported interest in his signature.
Alexis Sanchez joins Marseille after leaving Inter
Alexis Sanchez on a free transfer following his departure from Inter Milan, the French club announced on Wednesday. Marseille said the forward, with 143 caps for Chile, had signed a deal at the Velodrome after passing a medical.
Most Manchester United fans know the truth about Michael Knighton's takeover hopes
It was August 1989 and Manchester United were set to play Arsenal at Old Trafford. The club's then chief executive, Martin Edwards, had just accepted a £20million takeover bid from businessman Michael Knighton, who decided to introduce himself to supporters in an unorthodox fashion.
'Cannot believe!' — Manchester United fans sceptical after Michael Knighton's takeover comments
Manchester United fans have reacted cynically to the news that the club's former director Michael Knighton is planning to submit a formal bid to buy the club from the Glazer family.
Granit Xhaka: ‘People say you don’t give everything for the club, but that’s bull’
The behind-the-scenes documentaries so beloved of modern times are not known for their rough edges but, for Granit Xhaka, that was part of the point. He allowed the cameras into his home for the Amazon series that followed Arsenal last season and if it humanised him beyond the spiky, sometimes rash, often divisive but frequently highly effective character seen on the pitch then the film had done its work.