Manchester United will reportedly need to surmount one huge obstacle that may ultimately force them to part with more millions in their bid to sign Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise. Olise is thought to be a prime target for United, who are set to dip into the summer transfer window for reinforcements in the attacking department. In the right-wing position especially, United need more quality options. The ineffective Antony has proven to be a massive disappointment and his days at Old Trafford certainly seem to be numbered. The Brazilian was poor once again during the club’s most recent cla ..read more

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag snubbed journalists and reporters who were critical of his role during the club’s embarrassing FA Cup semi-final win on penalties against Coventry City last weekend. United easily surrendered a 3-0 goal lead with 20 minutes of regular time left on the clock. Ten Hag’s men were comfortable for large spells of the game but their mental fragility was exposed once again by Coventry, who struck thrice to force the game into extra time. The Championship side nearly won it when Victor Torp found the back of the net in the 121st minute but luckily for United, th ..read more

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been making all the right moves since his purchase of a minority stake in Manchester United was announced. From not making any public comments on Erik ten Hag’s future, so as to not intensify any pressure on him, to approaching some of the best footballing minds in Europe to transform Man United’s football structure, his actions have backed up his words. What has impressed United fans even more is the pace at which INEOS have acted so far. Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox have already been announced as the club’s new CEO and technical director respectively. The new decision ..read more

Manchester United have reached back-to-back FA cup finals for the first time in almost twenty years after beating Coventry City via a penalty shootout last weekend. For all the valid question marks over Erik ten Hag’s style of play, it’s a fine achievement for the team who have otherwise suffered a woeful second season under the Dutchman’s tutelage. Manchester City lie in wait in what will be a repeat of last year’s final with United out for revenge after losing by two goals to one, just under 12 months ago. Over 30,000 United fans will walk down Wembley way on May 25 and the club have made a ..read more

Cristiano Ronaldo’s “homecoming” to Manchester United was one of the times which will be used as an example of “You should never go back”. Multiple managers couldn’t handle his ego and personality and he eventually left after a scorched earth interview. Brought to the club by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, he player under Ralf Rangnick and Erik ten Hag as well. Solskjaer has already admitted that this move didn’t work out while Ten Hag was the one who eventually got rid of him. Now, it seems that Ronaldo gave an extremely hard time to Ralf Rangnick as well. German outlet Bild’s Marcel Reif reports one ..read more

Manchester United hardly ever do things the easy way and that was once again the case against the Premier League’s bottom team Sheffield United at Old Trafford on Wednesday. The Blades took the lead twice but the hosts fought back with skipper Bruno Fernandes leading from the front as they eventually ran out 4-2 winners. The team displayed a much more possession-based approach instead of Erik ten Hag’s usual chaos ball which might have been instigated by new technical director Jason Wilcox as per reports relayed by The Peoples Person. It will be interesting to see how long this lasts. The Red ..read more

Erik ten Hag is not the most popular figure in Manchester right now despite Manchester United winning two games on the bounce, including a crucial FA Cup semi-final tie at Wembley. Man United were overwhelming favourites heading into the games against both Coventry City and Sheffield United, and yet they were made to work hard both times. Their playing style has been underwhelming all season, but now Ten Hag is under the microscope more than ever. While the current United boss may not be on the good books of many, former Reds appear to be in demand. Ralf Rangnick is in talks with Bayern Munich ..read more

It was long overdue and took new owners for it to happen but Old Trafford is finally getting the attention and respect it deserves. After Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s tall ambition of making it “The Wembley of the North”, his words are being backed up by actions. The first meeting of the Old Trafford regeneration project was held recently and now the club have revealed the next stage of the project. The Daily Mail reports that while United have still not finalised which direction they’ll take- New stadium or refurbishment of the existing one, what either direction would look like has become clearer. I ..read more

Manchester United were given a right scare by the Premier League’s bottom side Sheffield United who twice took the lead but the Red Devils eventually prevailed 4-2 at Old Trafford on Wednesday. Captain Bruno Fernandes stepped up to save manager Erik ten Hag’s blushes days after the team had capitulated against Championship side Coventry City in the FA Cup semi-final. The Dutchman was forced to abandon his chaos ball after instructions from new technical director Jason Wilcox as the team played a more controlled game based on holding on to possession. But Ten Hag was adamant earlier on in the ..read more

Leave it to Manchester United to get embroiled in a saga for executive hires as well! The Daily Mail reports that Newcastle United have identified Dougie Freedman as their preferred choice for a recruitment specialist. The Magpies are looking to replace Dan Ashworth who has been sent on a gardening leave following his wish to leave for United. However, he remains on leave after the clubs remain apart on the final compensation figure. In the meantime, they are looking for replacements and current Crystal Palace man Dougie Freedman has emerged as their preferred choice. There is an interesting ..read more