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Manchester United must break trend of recent January transfer windows
Manchester United have had a faltering first half of the season and Erik Ten Hag’s squad may need to be bolstered if they are to seriously compete for Champions League qualification this season.
Manchester United takeover latest as Sir Jim Ratcliffe arrival 'timeline' revealed
Manchester United could be in store for an early Christmas present, according to reports. Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s drawn-out arrival has followed the trend of the takeover process as a whole, with his 25 per cent investment stake yet to be ratified.
Manchester United make behind-the-scenes staff appointments
Manchester United have appointed a head of data operations as they attempt to build the best data platform in sport.
Why Manchester United cannot wait for Sir Jim Ratcliffe to sell players
As interminable as the wait is for the Ineos Group's 25% stake to be ratified, some things cannot wait at Manchester United. Donny van de Beek's time at the club is nearing an end.
Manchester United might be forced to repeat Odion Ighalo plan in January transfer window
Manchester United prefer to do transfer business in the summer because the January window can be difficult to manoeuvre.
'Huge risk' warning issued as Government ban on XL bullys looms
A 'huge risk' warning has been issued as the Government ban on XL bulldogs looms. The RSPCA believes it, and other animal rescue centres, will be inundated with abandoned dogs when the ban comes in on December 31.
'Thousands of vulnerable residents will struggle to meet their most basic physical needs'
Local leaders have warned that 'thousands of vulnerable residents' in Greater Manchester will 'struggle to meet their most basic physical needs' because the government is withdrawing a 'vital safety net'. The Household Support Fund which has given local authorities across the country more than £2bn to help families facing financial hardship is expected to end on April 1, 2024.