Xavi Hernandez is yet to make his return to football management since being being sacked by Barcelona in May 2024, but that could soon be about to change.
Xavi is one of the greatest football players in modern history. That’s fact. During his playing career with both Spain and Barcelona, the La Masia graduate won everything there is to win in the game.
Darren Fletcher’s first week as Manchester United’s interim manager has reportedly made Ineos rethink their entire post-Ruben Amorim plan. The Scot’s impact, both in training and during the 2-2 draw against Burnley, has shifted the mood at Old Trafford and left decision makers reconsidering what comes next.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is edging closer to a sensational return to Manchester United, with reports suggesting the Norwegian is willing to sacrifice almost everything to take charge again.
Manchester United are reportedly eyeing Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique as a possible option to be their next full time manager. The Red Devils currently have Darren Fletcher in charge as caretaker manager, and could hire an interim until the end of the season.
Transfer news expert Fabrizio Romano has provided some detail into how much Manchester United have spent on having Ruben Amorim as their manager for just over a year.
Manchester United have been warned by former Liverpool player and pundit Danny Murphy about the “crazy” decision to hire Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as interim manager again.
Manchester United could be turning back the clock again as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer emerges as the frontrunner to take temporary charge following Ruben Amorim’s dismissal, a move that has split opinion among fans and pundits alike.
AS Roma are still looking to facilitate a deal for Joshua Zirkzee this month – even in the midst of Manchester United’s managerial transition. Indeed, the Serie A outfit are in active pursuit of Zirkzee after initially registering their interest towards the back end of last year.
Sam Mather has been pictured wearing the gear of his new club, Kayserispor, after leaving Manchester United. Earlier this week, the Red Devils accepted a bid for an undisclosed fee to sanction Mather’s move to the Super Lig outfit.
Manchester United’s recent upheaval has once again placed the club at the centre of wider managerial conversations across the football landscape. As January fixtures pile up and pressure mounts across the leagues, familiar names linked to Old Trafford continue to resurface elsewhere.
Momentum has been building around Manchester United as the season moves into a decisive stretch, with expectations rising both on and off the pitch. The club has been under pressure to show clarity and ambition at a time when rivals are circling and contract uncertainty can quickly derail progress.
Arsenal and Manchester United continue to be linked with a move for the Corinthians midfielder, Breno Bidon. The 20-year-old is highly rated in South America, and Corinthians are demanding a fee of around €30 million for him.
Manchester United’s short-term future continues to take shape one fixture at a time as the club resists rushing into another major call. With the season delicately balanced and knockout football back on the agenda, stability has become the priority over spectacle.
Manchester United were held to a 2-2 draw against Burnley in the Premier League last night. The Red Devils had been playing in a three-defender formation under Ruben Amorim all season, but interim manager Darren Fletcher decided to switch to a back four against Burnley last night.
Manchester United’s latest reset has once again placed short-term stability above long-term certainty as the club looks to steady itself after another managerial change.
Gary Neville singled out Lisandro Martinez for not doing enough prevent Burnley’s equaliser last night. After Manchester United took the lead for the first time via Benjamin Sesko’s 60th-minute goal, Burnley restarted play with all-guns-blazing, seemingly confident they could take at least something from the encounter.
Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick is reportedly open to rejoining the club as an assistant manager. The Red Devils have been in a state of turmoil over the past few weeks.
Benjamin Sesko doubled his goal for the season in just 90 minutes last night as he earned Manchester United their point against Burnley. Heading into the clash with the Clarets, the Slovenian had not found the back of the net since October 4, when he scored his second-ever goal for the club in a 2-0 win over Sunderland.
Two INEOS chiefs were in attendance at Turf Moor as Manchester United dropped points for the third game on the bounce last night. The Red Devils slumped to seventh place upon the culmination of gameweek 21, once again squandering the opportunity to go fourth before Liverpool lock horns with Arsenal later this evening.
Manchester United were once again held to a disappointing draw for the second third successive game. While they’re unbeaten in four Premier League matches, the Red Devils have now dropped points to Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leeds United and Burnley, all of whom sit 16th or below in the table, in their last three outings.