Fabrizio Romano says there is a good chance of former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer returning to the club. The Norwegian tactician has had face-to-face meetings with Man Utd, according to Romano on his YouTube channel, and it seems there’s now a decent chance he’ll be coming back to Old Trafford for a second spell in charge.
It’s been three and a half years since Ajax last won the Eredivisie, and being 16 points off reigning champions PSV Eindhoven, they may have to wait a little longer to lift the title again.
Manchester United midfielder Manuel Ugarte has reportedly emerged as a priority target for Ajax, who are determined to bolster their ranks in January. The Lancers have been off the mark in the first half of the season.
Manchester United have been handed a major boost following the departure of Ruben Amorim. Kobbie Mainoo’s absence has been felt in recent matches, as United struggled to maintain balance in midfield amid injuries and managerial uncertainty.
Manchester United’s recruitment strategy continues to place heavy emphasis on identifying emerging talent across Europe rather than waiting for players to peak elsewhere.
When INEOS appointed Ruben Amorim as Manchester United’s head coach 14 months ago, the problem wasn’t immediately obvious. The Portuguese coach was formally introduced with that exact title.
AS Roma’s Sporting Director has conceded that a deal for Joshua Zirkzee has become less likely following Ruben Amorim’s exit. In the weeks leading up to the January window, the Serie A outfit have had their sights set on a move for Zirkzee in order to offer him an escape route from his Manchester United struggles.
Manchester United are continuing their careful internal process following the sacking of Ruben Amorim, with further discussions planned with Ole Gunnar Solskjær and Michael Carrick before a final decision is made on who will take charge as interim head coach.
The Ruben Amorim experiment at Old Trafford has come to an abrupt, if predictable, end. Sacked just 14 months into his tenure, the Portuguese manager leaves Manchester United in a state of familiar turbulence.
Manchester United are once again navigating a delicate period where decisions off the pitch could define the rest of the season. With European qualification still on the line and consistency urgently needed, the club have been exploring every possible route to stabilise the dugout.
Manchester United find themselves at another crossroads as the season reaches a delicate phase where momentum can swing quickly. With European qualification still within reach, stability has become the overriding priority inside Old Trafford.
Despite the recent dismissal of Ruben Amorim, Manchester United have no plans to alter their approach to the January transfer window. According to The Athletic, a relatively quiet period is being lined up at Old Trafford, even after what has been an eventful and turbulent start to the new year behind the scenes.
Manchester United’s connection to music and culture has always been as powerful as its footballing identity, setting the club apart from its rivals both on and off the pitch.
The atmosphere around Manchester United in the immediate aftermath of Ruben Amorim’s departure has been broadly positive, according to a trusted source on X, suggesting that the club’s latest transition has not destabilised the dressing room as some may have feared.
Manchester United have green-lit their first deal of the January window in the form of Sam Mather moving to Kayserispor. Manchester Evening News’ Steven Railston confirmed on Tuesday evening that the two clubs had ‘agreed’ terms for an undisclosed fee, spelling the end of the youngster’s Red Devils tenure.
Darren Fletcher has become a key part of the Manchester United infrastructure, past and present, as he now steps into a new role at the club. The former midfielder came through the United academy in 2001, starting his 12-year playing career at Old Trafford under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Manchester United are entering yet another new chapter of the post Sir Alex Ferguson era, with Ruben Amorim’s time at Old Trafford having come to an end.
When Jose Mourinho was appointed as Manchester United manager in May 2016, one of the sport’s most gifted tacticians took the reins of one of Europe’s most storied and successful clubs.
Sir Alex Ferguson is a name that dominates Manchester United’s recent history, with his 27-year reign at Old Trafford being the club’s most successful.
With the Manchester United managerial hot seat vacant once again following the departure of Ruben Amorim this week, speculation is mounting over who will
Manchester United are facing a major chance in their coaching staff once again, with Ruben Amorim, Carlos Fernandes and the rest of the team having been let go.
Manchester United once more are on the hunt for a new manager as Ruben Amorim becomes the sixth head coach to come and go at Old Trafford in the post-Ferguson era.
Manchester Uniteed and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer are advancing talks for the club legend to return to Old Trafford once more. Solksjaer is looking set to become The Red Devils’ manager once again after taking on the caretaker role when Jose Mourinho was sacked in 2018.