Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick could welcome in two new players in January, as INEOS identify two roles that should be bolstered. Following
Manchester United have reportedly been ‘offered’ the chance to sign Ruben Loftus-Cheek from AC Milan on loan. That’s according to talkSPORT’s Alex Crook, who adds that the 29-year-old is ‘keen’ on a return to the Premier League after spending nine years of his senior career plying his trade in the English top flight.
The January transfer window is moving quickly, and the pressure is building on clubs chasing momentum rather than headlines. Manchester United remain firmly in that category as recruitment discussions intensify behind the scenes at Old Trafford.
Manchester United haven’t completely ruled out the mid-season departure of their midfielder Manuel Ugarte. The Uruguayan has been mostly underwhelming since joining the Red Devils in the summer of 2024.
Ajax have reportedly made an enquiry to Manchester United about signing Manuel Ugarte, though a deal is currently considered unlikely. The Red Devils signed Ugarte from Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2024, but he’s struggled to make the desired impact at Old Trafford.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Pallister believes Harry Maguire has warranted a place at Carrington beyond the current campaign. The Sheffield native joined the Red Devils on a £80 million transfer from Leicester in the summer of 2019, but his time at Old Trafford has been an absolute rollercoaster.
Manchester United’s 2-0 win over Manchester City resulted in much media discussion, including ex-Premier League referee Howard Webb. It was a resounding victory for Michael Carrick’s side, in their former midfielder’s first game of his second spell in the dugout for the club.
Manchester United are reportedly exploring an audacious swap deal that would see midfielder Manuel Ugarte head to Sunderland in exchange for the Black Cats’ breakout star, Noah Sadiki.
Huddersfield Town officially announced Liam Manning as manager earlier today. The news comes after Lee Grant was relieved of his duties last week. Manning has the task of trying to bringing the club back to form after the club went four games without a win.
Manchester United have put together an impressive list of young signings since Ineos took charge of football operations, and the club are now showing interest in another emerging talent out of Brazil.
Manchester United still do not have a properly settled, week-in-week-out first-choice left-back, with two men battling for the position. Under Ruben Amorim, Patrick Dorgu was a key candidate for the role, however Michael Carrick favoured Luke Shaw in his opening match in charge, moving Dorgu to the wing.
Manchester United are being linked with a move for the Borussia Dortmund manager Niko Kovac. The Croatian manager has had a mixed spell at the German club, and a report from Fichajes claims he is on Manchester United’s shortlist.
Manchester United have remained quiet so far this January, but there has been a proposal put forward for Manuel Ugarte. Earlier in the month, reports suggested that Ugarte was considering an exit from United after a difficult spell at Old Trafford.
The mood around Manchester United never stays quiet for long, whether it is transfer chatter, boardroom shifts or the legacy figures who still command global attention.
Manchester United legend Nicky Butt has fired back at Lisandro Martinez following the defender’s fiery reaction to post-match comments made after the Manchester derby.
Manchester United are unlikely to make any major moves in the transfer window, with loan deals looking like Michael Carrick’s main business. Manchester United’s January transfer plans remain understated, with outgoing loans likely to be the primary focus under Michael Carrick.
Manchester United’s search for midfield balance has taken on renewed urgency in recent days. The club’s decision-makers are keenly aware of the physical demands that lie ahead.
Kobbie Mainoo was included in the starting lineup for the Manchester derby for his first appearance of the season, and it was a match he won’t forget anytime soon.
Rúben Neves has emerged as a genuine late-window opportunity for Manchester United, with Football Insider reporting that the Al Hilal midfielder is open to making the switch back to the Premier League.
The January window continues to generate noise around Old Trafford, with Manchester United once again finding themselves linked to movement both in and out of the squad.
In a recent report, Wales Online revealed that Manchester United are keeping tabs on Cardiff City youngster Ronan Kpakio. It has been mentioned that the Red Devils would have to compete with Everton and Brentford in the race to land the Welsh whizkid.