Manchester United get Frenkie de Jong boost as club told to hijack Chelsea offer
These are your Manchester United morning headlines for Thursday, August 11.
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Real Madrid motivated ahead of Frankfurt Super Cup clash
PASADENA, CA – JULY 30: Real Madrid players pose for a photograph before the start of a friendly soccer match against Juventus at the Rose Bowl on July 30, 2022 in Pasadena, California. Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by KEVORK DJANSEZIAN / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)
Wonderkid likened to Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo could head to Premier League rival
Manchester United's Premier League rivals Arsenal could be about to sign a wonderkid that has been compared to Cristiano Ronaldo by a Manchester City star.
Man City had run-in with Manchester United target Adrien Rabiot's mother
As Manchester United prepare for potential negotiations with Adrien Rabiot’s mother – no, really – they would be well served looking towards their near neighbours for an indication of what they’re getting into.
Champions Real Madrid ready to frustrate Barca's all-star line-up
MADRID : European champions Real Madrid will begin their LaLiga title defence against promoted Almeria on Sunday but they will be under no illusion that the biggest obstacle in their pursuit of a 36th title will be a revamped and hungry Barcelona side.
John Murtough 'boards flight' to seal Manchester United's next signing and more transfer rumours
Manchester United's football director John Murtough is reportedly travelling to hold talks with Adrien Rabiot's mother and agent as the club look to confirm their fourth signing of the summer.
Report: United move ahead with Rabiot pursuit
Manchester United's quest to improve its midfield has turned to Italy.
Arsenal reprimanded for second time for fan token adverts
Britain's advertising watchdog upheld a ruling against Arsenal over their promotion of fan token company Socios on Wednesday, determining that the two ads posted on the club's website and Facebook were "misleading" and irresponsible".