Dimitar Berbatov believes Benjamin Sesko's arrival at Manchester United can be a good thing for Rasmus Hojlund as it may lead to healthy competition.
Manchester United defender Luke Shaw has reportedly been left disgruntled after failing to make manager Ruben Amorim’s newly formed six-man leadership group. The squad hierarchy, headed by club captain Bruno Fernandes, also includes Harry Maguire, Noussair Mazraoui, Lisandro Martinez, Diogo Dalot, and veteran goalkeeper Tom Heaton.
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has reaffirmed that Alexander Isak remains part of the club’s long-term plans, but admitted the Sweden international cannot currently train with the squad or feature in their Premier League curtain-raiser against Aston Villa. The decision comes amid mounting transfer speculation linking the forward with a transfer to the reigning English champions Liverpool.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he is "proud" of Manchester United's newly redeveloped training ground, as previously it looked like a "gloomy rabbit warren".
Crystal Palace Oliver Glasner has refused to rule out star player Eberechi Eze leaving the club this summer amid transfer interest from Arsenal.
Mohamed Salah finished as the top-flight's top scorer last time around, but can the Egyptian King keep that crown in the coming campaign?
**Onana Eyes Arsenal Showdown: Manchester United's Shot-Stopper Set for Blockbuster Return!**
Amidst pre-season hurdles, Manchester United's dynamic new keeper, Andre Onana, aims for a sensational Premier League opener against Arsenal. Fans eagerly await the Cameroonian's return, hoping he can instantly electrify the starting XI and make a game-changing impact. This vital clash against Arsenal is a pivotal moment for United, and Onana's presence will be paramount. His return promises a surge of confidence and stability as they kick off their league journey. Will he be their hero?
Manchester City have been dealt another Rodri injury blow after he suffered a setback at the Club World Cup, Pep Guardiola has confirmed.
Manchester United’s revamped £50 million ($67.2m) Carrington training centre has officially reopened after a year-long transformation, with Diogo Dalot declaring there are now 'no excuses' for underperformance. Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who led the overhaul, labelled the previous facility 'a hospital'. Dalot says it’s now up to the players to deliver results that match their surroundings.
