Manchester United enjoyed a much-improved second half of the 2025/26 season after a difficult start to the season. Michael Carrick’s side won 12 of their final 17 Premier League matches to climb into third place and secure Champions League qualification.
Mike Verweij reads out another message from Wout Weghorst on Monday's Kick-Off podcast from De Telegraaf. The Ajax reporter recently shared a message from the FC Twente forward addressed to Valentijn Driessen.
Manchester United have had several famous names represent the club, with some of their former players going on to build careers outside professional football.
Manchester United’s academy has produced several players who have gone on to enjoy successful careers in professional football. However, making the transition from youth prospect to established first-team player is never straightforward.
Manchester United will probably look back on their summer transfer window with regret. The Red Devils conducted a rebuild of their midfield, signing Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans and Carlos Baleba.
Manchester United could have another JJ Gabriel situation on their hands, with another youngster yet to sign a new contract at Old Trafford, and he's attracting plenty of interest.
Sir Alex Ferguson might be among the most knowledgeable people to ever work in football, but the Manchester United icon was left stumped by a general knowledge question in 2004.
Manchester United find themselves at a critical crossroads as the club's leadership remains divided over who should lead the team forward. While Michael Carrick remains in the dugout for now, the threat of relegation has sparked intense internal debate regarding a potential high-profile replacement.
Manchester United’s search for a possible successor to Michael Carrick appears to be widening, with Stuttgart boss Sebastian Hoeness now emerging as a serious name under consideration.
Manchester United are emerging as the Premier League club showing the strongest interest in Como centre-back Jacobo Ramón as they begin planning the next stage of their defensive rebuild.
The FA Cup is a competition that has seen it all. From giant-killings to wonder goals to unprecedented moments, one of the world’s most historic football competitions always delivers events to remember.
Manchester United are reportedly accelerating their plans to sign a new defender in the January transfer window as Michael Carrick looks to address the club’s defensive problems.
One area of the pitch that needs reinforcement sooner rather than later for Manchester United is the striker position. Benjamin Sesko has hardly featured at all in the 2026/27 season due to injury issues, often forcing right-winger Bryan Mbeumo inside.
INEOS, at Manchester United, are backing Michael Carrick for now. Despite a 40-year-low start to the domestic season, Chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who owns the petrochemical company that holds sporting control over the club, is giving his head coach time.
It’s been a turbulent year for Manchester United’s men’s first team, who had started so well upon Michael Carrick’s arrival. The Red Devils failed to pick up any silverware in the latter stages of the 2025/26 season, but captain Bruno Fernandes was recognised for his on-pitch efforts, winning the PFA Players’ Player of the Year Award.
A former Manchester United midfielder, who made 387 appearances for the Red Devils and lifted six Premier League titles, has called out one current star who would have had 'his head ripped off' under Sir Alex Ferguson.
It appears Manchester United have lost out in their quest to keep JJ Gabriel. The 16-year-old prospect asked to leave the club in September, triggering some of Europe’s biggest clubs to enter the race to win the playmaker’s signature.
The new Football Manager game is out, giving Manchester United fans a chance to better Michael Carrick’s early-season efforts as their own head coach in the game.
Manchester United’s struggles over recent years have been well documented, with the club struggling to match the expectations set by those during the years gone by.
40 years since the great departure Alex Ferguson's departure from Aberdeen was not merely the move of a successful manager to a bigger club. It marked the end of an exceptional era for the Scottish club and the start of a journey that became one of the greatest success stories football has ever seen.