Cristiano Ronaldo could be preparing for another extraordinary chapter in his football career, with a potential ownership deal emerging amid continued frustration surrounding Manchester United’s hierarchy.
Bruno Fernandes has rejected a contract offer from Manchester United, adding another concern to an increasingly chaotic situation at Old Trafford. Michael Carrick’s side have won just two of their opening ten matches across all competitions, with performances falling well below expectations.
Things are not going well inside the Old Trafford fortress. Gary Neville insists a "fierce row" broke out in the Manchester United dressing room after angry outbursts from Red Devils duo Lisandro Martinez and Amad Diallo.
Manchester United are reportedly exploring a new centre-back as uncertainty continues around Lisandro Martinez’s long-term future at Old Trafford. According to a Football Insider report, the Red Devils have begun assessing alternatives to the Argentine defender after concerns over his performances and recent criticism of the club’s hierarchy.
Manchester United and Manchester City have spent years battling for control of English football, with the rivalry extending well beyond the streets of Manchester.
Manchester United are increasingly planning for a future without Lisandro Martinez, with the club already carrying out background work on potential replacements ahead of the January transfer window.
Gary Neville has become well-known for his post-footballing career antics, which have seen him take the plunge into the world of business. The Manchester United legend has really put his fame to use, even becoming a guest dragon on the entrepreneurial BBC show Dragon’s Den.
Arsenal and Manchester United are reportedly keeping tabs on Sporting CP defender Maxi Araújo, although neither club is currently planning an immediate move for the Uruguayan international.
Ferdinand has issued a clear instruction to manager Carrick, insisting that Yoro must retain his place in the starting line-up regardless of who returns from injury.
Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing Benfica right-back Daniel Banjaqui as they look to strengthen their defence ahead of the summer transfer window.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS are continually looking to improve operations at Manchester United, both on and off the field. Whilst operations on the field have not got off to a good start, the upcoming January transfer window will offer Ratcliffe a chance to help improve the team’s prospects.
JJ Gabriel is getting closer to leaving Manchester United officially. The 16-year-old, after announcing his desire to leave United last month, is now eligible for a European passport, which will allow him to move to a different club.
Arsenal forward Viktor Gyökeres could leave the club in January, while Manchester United are looking to bolster their squad in January. Transfer Talk has the latest.
Lisandro Martinez’s Manchester United career appears to be heading towards a crossroads, with the Argentina international reportedly making it clear that he does not see his long-term future at Old Trafford.
Barcelona have emerged as a serious contender for Bruno Fernandes, with the Manchester United captain reportedly ready to push for an Old Trafford exit in January.
The Manchester United manager raises the flag of defiance Manchester United manager Michael Carrick believes his side are "not far away" from competing for the Premier League title.
Fabrizio Romano has dismissed claims that Antonio Conte has already agreed to replace Michael Carrick at Manchester United, although the Italian remains a very realistic option if the club decide to make a managerial change.
Manchester United are working to secure Bruno Fernandes’ future, despite growing uncertainty over whether the captain will remain at Old Trafford beyond next summer.
It’s been 40 years since Manchester United had a start to a league season as bad as this. Despite Michael Carrick restoring hope to all at Old Trafford with a 3rd place finish and UEFA Champions League qualification, things are getting worse again.