Luis Enrique shortlisted for permanent Manchester United manager's role and other transfer rumours

As Manchester United's search continues Luis Enrique has become the latest manager to be added to the shortlist, according to reports.

The Spain head coach enjoyed success with Barcelona where he won two La Liga titles, three Copa del Rey's as well as the UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup.

Following Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's dismissal, Ralf Rangnick has been in interim charge but the list of candidates to take permanent charge sees Enrique become the latest addition.

According to ESPN, the Spaniard joins Ajax boss Erik ten Hag and PSG chief Mauricio Pochettino among the tacticians trusted to take the Reds forward.

Like Pochettino, the 51-year-old has been linked with the post at Old Trafford before. Enrique was mooted with the role last year but laughed off speculation suggesting it was April Fool's Day, as La Roja geared up for the rescheduled European Championships.

In transfer news, after their attempts to Dean Henderson failed in January, Newcastle could reportedly come back in for the England international, according to the Daily Mail.

The shot-stopper was eyeing a move away from Manchester as his game time has been fraught following the form of David de Gea.

United blocked the former Sheffield United loanees desire to get playing time under his belt without a recognised second choice with Martin Dubavka subject to a loan proposal as part of the Henderson deal.

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