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Schneiderlin: You should do everything to succeed at United but I was impatient
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Manchester United cult figure Diego Forlan gives new Uruguayan duo stamp of approval
Diego Forlan received a call from an old Manchester United teammate during lockdown. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wanted to speak to the then Penarol manager about his young winger Facundo Pellistri, 18.“He asked me lots of questions about Facundo and I gave him lots of answers,” the Uruguayan tells the Post. “There was a lot of interest in the player and I could understand why. He’s very quick and goes past players easily. He was doing that even when it was not a good moment for the team. He likes…... -
Rudi Garcia: ‘Maybe I’ll return to manage in Italy one day… or England’
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Teden Mengi – ‘he has all the attributes to be a wonderful centre-half’
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Manchester United weighing up Ousmane Dembele gamble as Jadon Sancho price tag remains too high
There are four right-sided attacking players wondering if they’ll be signed by Manchester United by the time the English transfer window closes on Monday. Two, 20-year-old Jadon Sancho of Borussia Dortmund and 23-year-old Ousmane Dembele of FC Barcelona, would be signed as first team players. They would be costly.Sancho has long been United’s number one target and Dortmund have maintained throughout that they won’t sell the Englishman for less than €120 million (HK$1 billion). United, who... -
‘Alan Hansen said Man Utd had missed their best ever chance to be champions’
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Precocious Mason Greenwood will need to learn his lessons, but Man United could craft him into a superstar
They worry about outside influences at Manchester United. About the effects of social media on their young players who grow up with phones in their hand, reading online praise about their talents from the age of eight, known as the best player in the school, area, city, region. It’s all positive. The fortunate few do the hard yards at a club and, against all odds, make the first team. Being at a huge club means they are targets for scrutiny and public exposure, to feed a voracious public…... -
Under-23s boss Neil Wood introduces Manchester United’s next generation
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Manchester United’s Donny van de Beek a solid signing but first team requires further bolstering
Manchester United fans welcomed the signing of attacking midfielder Donny van de Beek from Ajax this week. He’s 23, his price of £35 million (HK$360 million) is right for a coveted player with a proven Champions League pedigree. In addition, he’ll provide competition and backup when it’s needed in a packed fixture schedule and a return to top-level European football.United started last season with a squad which was too weak and became quickly exposed by injury. One signing is not enough....
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