Manchester United are on the brink of confirming a familiar face as their next caretaker manager, with club legend Michael Carrick poised to return until the end of the season.
In a recent report, The Guardian stated that Manchester United have identified Al-Hilal midfielder Ruben Neves as a target. It has been mentioned that the Red Devils are eyeing a move to bring the Portugal international to Old Trafford this year.
Manchester United have made their decision of their short-term manager for the rest of the Premier League campaign, as Michael Carrick returns to Old Trafford.
Mason Greenwood has excelled in France since departing Manchester United in the summer of 2024. After leaving United under a cloud due to off the field allegations, Greenwood has scored 38 goals in 60 appearances for Olympique Marseille.
Manchester United have crashed out of both domestic cup competitions at the first stage this season. That leaves only the Premier League for Manchester United to focus on for the rest of the 2025/26 campaign.
Watford will be looking to make it five league wins in a row on Saturday when they host Millwall in the EFL Championship. Having not lost since December 1st in the league, Watford have managed to jump up all the way to sixth place in the Championship table.
Manchester United’s search for a permanent manager is already shaping up to be one of the most intriguing stories of the season. Fans have been speculating endlessly about who could take the reins after a turbulent period at Old Trafford, with rumours swirling around Europe’s top tactical minds.
Manchester United’s recruitment team have been keeping a close eye on South America as elite clubs across Europe sharpen their focus on emerging teenage talent.
Conor Gallagher is now expected to join Tottenham Hotspur in a £34.6 million move from Atletico Madrid. Originally, Atleti had green-lit a deal that would’ve seen the midfielder join Aston Villa on loan for the remainder of the season, after which they would’ve had the option of signing him permanently.
Wolverhampton Wanderers’ struggles in the Premier League have not gone unnoticed, but neither have the performances of some of their standout players. Despite sitting at the foot of the table, Wolves continue to boast talent that attracts elite European interest.
Manchester United remain under the microscope as Old Trafford adjusts to another significant shift behind the scenes. Supporters have been glued to every update, searching for signs of unity after a turbulent period that demanded clarity and calm.
Sir Alex Ferguson is expected to back Michael Carrick from the stands if he steps in as interim head coach, continuing the club’s recent trend of turning to familiar faces.
Manchester United are considering a move for Rúben Neves, with the club preparing to make the 28-year-old midfielder their first signing of the January transfer window, according to The Guardian.
The focus at Old Trafford is firmly on the dugout as Manchester United prepare for another defining weekend in the Premier League. Training ground routines have shifted quickly, with players adjusting to new voices and fresh instructions ahead of the Manchester derby.
Manchester United legend Darren Fletcher reportedly turned down the chance to continue with a role in the first-team coaching staff under Michael Carrick.
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Amateur football scene is quietly turning heads this season, with matches drawing bigger crowds and attention than ever before. Social media is fueling the buzz, as highlights from local fixtures rack up thousands of views and reignite interest in grassroots competitions.
Michael Carrick is expected to be announced as Manchester United’s caretaker manager today. According to The Athletic’s Laurie Whitwell, Carrick is currently ‘at Carrington to finalise [his] deal’ before his arrival is officially confirmed by the club.
Manchester United fans are bracing for a dramatic weekend as attention turns fully to the Manchester derby at Old Trafford. The Red Devils’ training ground has been buzzing this week, with preparations under intense scrutiny ahead of a pivotal clash against Manchester City.
Manchester United are reportedly considering sending their midfielder, Toby Collyer, on a free loan spell to Hull City. The 22-year-old is a Brighton youth product who joined Man Utd’s academy in 2022.
Michael Carrick is rapidly emerging as the frontrunner to become Manchester United’s interim manager, with growing support from within the club’s hierarchy and dressing room.
In a recent report, Tuttospot revealed that Manchester United are in the running to sign Bournemouth ace Marcos Senesi. It has been mentioned that the Red Devils were showing interest in the Argentine centre-back last month.
Kai Rooney, son of Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney, is already making headlines in the academy setup not just for his football, but for a rare club rule that affects him directly.