Manchester United are once again engulfed in contract drama, this time surrounding their captain and talisman, Bruno Fernandes. As the Red Devils navigate another season of transition, the Portuguese midfielder has reportedly made a bold wage demand that has sent shockwaves through the Premier League and around Old Trafford.
In a recent report, Ouest-France claimed that Manchester United are keeping tabs on Stade Rennais forward Mohamed Kader Meite. It is believed that the Red Devils are showing interest in recruiting the French striker as they look to bolster their attack for the long run.
Clarence Seedorf believes Manchester United have put a major issue behind them since Michael Carrick took over from Ruben Amorim. Amorim was let go earlier this month after a 1-1 draw with Leeds.
Manchester United are interested in signing the Rennes forward Mohamed Kader Meite. The 18-year-old has attracted the attention of the Premier League club with his performance for the French outfit, and Manchester United could now accelerate their efforts to get the deal done.
Manchester United have undergone a very eventful January so far. An early exit from the FA Cup third round to Brighton and Hove Albion condemned United to to their lowest fixture total since the 1914/15 season.
Back in 2003, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes noticed how excited Sir Alex Ferguson got about a transfer, only for it to fall through before anything was finalised.
Andre Onana’s agents are ‘in talks’ over a potential return to Inter Milan when the goalkeeper inevitably parts ways with Manchester United this summer.
The next Manchester United head coach will not be walking into a clean slate, no matter how appealing the job description may seem. Whoever takes charge at Old Trafford will inherit challenges that cannot be ignored.
Paul Scholes has been vocal about Manchester United’s recent improvement under Michael Carrick, crediting one senior player with an ‘unbelievable’ transformation.
The January window is often dominated by speculation, late-night negotiations and shifting priorities, but it also has a way of reminding football that life exists far beyond the pitch.
Manchester United’s recruitment strategy continues to come under the spotlight as Europe’s transfer market heats up and elite young talent is snapped up at pace.
Young Manchester United centre-back Tyler Fredricson could seal a loan switch before the end of the month. The 20-year-old was one of a host of young players who made their senior debut under Ruben Amorim last season when the head coach had limited options at his disposal, and the team was primarily focusing on the Europa League.
Manchester United are in the market for a new midfielder, but the bar is being set high by the player they need to replace. Last week, Casemiro confirmed he will leave Manchester United at the end of the 2025/26 season, when his contract ends.
Michael Owen is holding back his verdict on Michael Carrick’s tenure as Manchester United head coach, ahead of a ‘big challenge’ that will test him in a different way than matches against Man City and Arsenal.
Manchester United have been dealt a major blow with Patrick Dorgu ruled out with a serious injury, handing Michael Carrick a big selection dilemma. Since
Casemiro is heading into a busy 2026, with his priorities including Manchester United’s Champions League push, a spot in Brazil’s World Cup squad and a search for a new club once the season ends.
Manchester United’s recruitment drive continues to stretch across Europe as the club quietly assess emerging talent capable of fitting into a long-term rebuild.
Manchester United have been dealt a major setback with Patrick Dorgu ruled out for up to 10 weeks after suffering a hamstring injury, according to The Athletic.
Manchester United’s season has been shaped as much by moments off the pitch as those under the floodlights, with the club continuing to lean into its identity as more than just a football institution.
Marcus Rashford’s future is set to become one of the defining transfer sagas of the upcoming summer window, with Football Insider reporting that Paris Saint-Germain are preparing to rival Barcelona for the England international’s signature.
Manchester United chiefs are looking to give Michael Carrick the best possible opportunity of securing Champions League qualification by the season’s end.
Manchester United took a gamble on a raw, talented Lecce left back in Patrick Dorgu a couple of years ago, but they were starting to regret this signing, like so many others, after watching him turn in subpar performance after subpar performance in the 2025/26 Premier League season.