Rio Ferdinand recalls the unexpected moment he addressed the President of the United States, Donald Trump, at the FIFA World Cup draw. As a footballer, life after leaving the beautiful game can take you to some unexpected places, whether that be through punditry, coaching, or any other career path.
Rio Ferdinand has explained how a comment from Ryan Giggs perfectly captures why there’s one current Manchester United player he wishes he’d had the chance to play with.
A familiar Liverpool moment at Anfield ended up triggering a debate that revealed far more about perspective than provocation. Jamie Carragher found himself pulled into a public exchange with Rio Ferdinand after Mo Salah’s name rang out from the Kop during our 2-0 win over Brighton.
Manchester United’s January planning has continued behind the scenes as the club assess emerging opportunities across Europe, with recruitment staff keeping tabs on high-profile situations that could unexpectedly reshape the winter window.
Sir Alex Ferguson stepped down as Manchester United manager in 2013, having just secured his 13th Premier League title. The club haven’t managed to win another league crown since his departure.
Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has weighed in on Mohamed Salah’s uncertain future, suggesting that the Liverpool superstar’s relationship with the club has broken beyond repair but insisting there is no chance the Egyptian forward would ever cross the divide to Old Trafford.
Rio Ferdinand has become a major voice in punditry since hanging up his boots back in 2015 after his two decade long career. Throughout this time, Ferdinand played for West Ham United, Bournemouth, Leeds United and QPR, however is most well known for his 12 years at Manchester United.
Manchester United took all three points against Wolves on Monday, but Ruben Amorim’s decisions were once again under the spotlight, especially regarding Kobbie Mainoo.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is fast approaching, with just over six months to go before the tournament takes place. Hosted in the United States of America, Canada and Mexico, this marks the first World Cup since 2002 that will be played in more than one country.
Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand admits he ‘got emotional’ when he bumped into Roberto Baggio last week: ‘It was too much…’ Former England international Ferdinand was in Italy last week, when he attended the Derby della Madonnina between Inter and Milan at San Siro.
Bukayo Saka’s continued development has caught the attention of many observers this season, and Rio Ferdinand has expressed his admiration for the attacker as he works his way back to his best.
Leandro Trossard entered this season as one of the players many expected to struggle for minutes after Arsenal invested heavily in new attackers. Over time, however, he has consistently demonstrated his value, and the club recognised this by improving his salary package for the current campaign.
Rio Ferdinand has been accused of making a ‘brainless’ comparison between Arne Slot and Ruben Amorim as he sought to call attention to a perceived media bias in favour of the Liverpool head coach.
Manchester United could have secured one of the Premier League’s most dynamic forwards almost a decade ago, as Sadio Mané recently disclosed that he came close to signing for the club.
Sadio Mane has spoken openly about Mo Salah, this time going deeper than ever into the Burnley flashpoint that dominated headlines in 2019. The former Southampton winger was asked on Rio Ferdinand Presents whether he felt a real rivalry with our No.11.
Former Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand has been comparing Chelsea’s Cole Palmer with Manchester City’s Phil Foden. A lot of the talk now is ahead of the World Cup coming up in the summer, and which players will be going out with England under Thomas Tuchel, and who might miss out.
Rio Ferdinand has hit out at what he believes to be ‘crazy’ takes from some Liverpool fans on Mo Salah. The Egyptian became just the third man in history
Manchester United have often looked back at some of their past decisions in their illustrious history, but there have been very few that have drawn more conversation than the one where they let Danny Welbeck leave Old Trafford.
There’s a growing sense of calm around Manchester United again. That calm had been missing from their dressing room for a long time. The supporters feel it, and even the players are moving with greater belief.
Rio Ferdinand has reiterated his belief that this season belongs to Arsenal as they continue to extend their lead in the Premier League. The Gunners currently sit at the top of the table and maintained their position after a narrow 1-0 victory against Fulham at the weekend.
Liverpool’s recent fall from grace, marked by a trio of defeats in a row, has sparked alarm and introspection among fans and pundits. With the Reds spending heavily over the summer and expectations soaring, the current slump is surprising.
Rio Ferdinand has stopped short of declaring Arsenal as favourites for the Premier League title following their weekend win against Newcastle United, but he believes the manner of the victory could serve as a significant source of motivation for the Gunners throughout the season.
It has been another Manchester derby where the Premier League heavyweights received another humbling, and that followed another week of Manchester United legends tearing into the players who keep letting the club down.