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    Erik ten Hag looks furious and bares teeth after watching hapless Man Utd concede against Crystal Palace

    ERIK TEN HAG got a first look at the size of his Man Utd task on Sunday afternoon at Crystal Palace.The new Red Devils boss watched his side for the first time in their clash at Crystal Palace.
    Erik ten Hag looked bemused as Man Utd conceded against Crystal PalaceCredit: Premier League
    Ten Hag watched Man Utd in action for the first time against Crystal PalaceCredit: AFP
    Ten Hag has only just completed the Dutch season with Ajax, scooping yet another league title.
    But he has got straight to work in England and ran his eye over United’s squad on the final day of the Premier League campaign.
    Ten Hag looked cool and composed as he arrived at the stadium in south-east London.
    But he cut a frustrated figure and bared his teeth when Man Utd fell behind to a goal from Wilfried Zaha.
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    Joining the inbound United gaffer was ex-England boss Steve McClaren.
    He is expected to be confirmed as one of Ten Hag’s assistant bosses, having previously held the position at United under Sir Alex Ferguson.
    And there will be plenty for both men to take in as the Red Devils draw a line under a disappointing season.
    Ten Hag is expected to ring the changes in a major squad shake-up this summer.
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    And outbound boss Ralf Rangnick is confident his successor can get United fighting for titles again by implementing a new style of play.
    He said: “If you saw the way that Erik’s Ajax team play or his Under 23s team at Bayern Munich, it’s pretty obvious how he wants to play and clear what kind of players he needs.
    “There will be changes. I think it’s obvious to everybody, the owners and every supporter, we need to increase and raise the level of quality within the squad.”
    Rangnick freely admits his own high-pressing tactics failed to take off at Old Trafford.
    But the German has refused to blame the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, who found it hard to adapt to a new style mid-season.
    Rangnick said: “We never came near to that aggressive, pro-active football I’d normally want to do.
    “It has to do with physicality if you want to play like that. I should have done better and developed this team in a more sustainable way.
    “I am not blaming Cristiano at all, he did great in games, but he is not a pressing monster.
    “Even when he was young, he wasn’t shouting, ‘The other team has the ball, where can we win balls?’.
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    Man Utd’s Alex Telles lined up for transfer return by old club Porto as Erik ten Hag plots mass cull at Old Trafford

    ALEX TELLES could be sent back to Porto by incoming Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag.The Dutch tactician is planning a mass squad overhaul this summer.
    Porto are lining up a stunning return for Man Utd flop Alex TellesCredit: Getty
    And Correio da Manha claims Telles is set to be shown the door by his new gaffer.
    The left-back has failed to impress since his £16million switch from Porto in 2020.
    And it’s now reckoned the Portuguese giants are lining up a stunning return for their former star.
    Manager Sergio Conceicao is keeping close tabs on Telles’ situation at Old Trafford.
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    The ex-Galatasaray and Inter Milan defender has endured two disappointing terms in England, scoring just once in 49 games.
    Aaron Wan-Bissaka is already expected to depart, while doubts remain over the futures of Diogo Dalot and Brandon Williams.
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    AARON WAN-BISSAKA wants a new contract at Manchester United — but has been told to wait on new Erik ten Hag’s verdict on his future, SunSport can exclusively reveal.United blocked recent inquiries for him, prompting AWB’s team to ask for a long-term deal instead.
    Meanwhile, Paul Pogba has reportedly agreed a deal to return to Juventus, according to reports in Italy.
    The Frenchman will leave United again on a free and walk back to Turin where he will pocket £6.75m-a-season plus bonuses.
    And Manchester United are reportedly set to do battle with Arsenal for Lille forward Jonathan David.
    According to CBS, incoming new manager Ten Hag – who will be in attendance for United’s game at Crystal Palace this weekend – wants to sign the Canada international to bolster his attack.
    Lille are said to want around £42million for the striker.
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    Erik’s caged Devils
    EXCLUSIVE: Erik ten Hag plans to cage in his players as part of his grand plan to rebuild Manchester United, writes PHIL THOMAS.
    The new Old Trafford gaffer has already handed training ground staff details of what he wants when he starts work this summer.

    And that includes prepping a five-a-side pitch for what Ten Hag has labelled “cage work,” when players are put through a confined space-session.
    United’s smaller pitch at their Carrington base is already fenced in and there will be no excuses – or escape – for the likes of Marcus Rashford and Cristiano Ronaldo.
    Ten Hag is believed to also want some of the half-sized pitches redrawn to replicate the ones he used on a daily basis at Ajax.
    A United insider said: “The new manager has already provided a number of technical requests and the staff are working hard to have it ready
    “The astro five-a-side pitch is named the Adidas Predator Zone and the lads use it for fun and games – but Ten Hag has daily plans for it.
    “He wants the players locked in and uncomfortable until they are totally at ease with it. The pitch is caged in and he wants it ready to go.
    “The club is determined to give him everything he needs and it is currently all hands to the pump at Carrington.”
    Butt and Scholes will Salf it out
    EXCLUSIVE: Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes will take a more hands-on role in running the team and training at Salford City.
    The ex-Manchester United pair are club owners – along with fellow Class of 92 stars Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs and David Beckham – and will work closely with new boss Neil Wood.
    Butt, 47, left his coaching job at United last year and Scholes, also 47, was manager at Oldham in 2019.  
    Now they will move from the boardroom to help Wood, 39, on a regular basis.
    As SunSport revealed earlier this week, Wood became the shock choice for the job at the Peninsula Stadium, before he was announced on Friday.
    Wood, who replaced Gary Bowyer, is another former United academy graduate – although he never made a senior appearance for the Red Devils.
    Aaron eyes new Utd contract
    EXCLUSIVE: Aaron Wan-Bissaka wants a new deal at United — but has been told to wait on Erik ten Hag’s verdict on his future, writes ALAN NIXON.
    The right-back is out of contract in two years.
    United blocked recent inquiries for him, prompting AWB’s team to ask for a long-term deal instead.
    Crystal Palace have been linked with re-signing their academy star, but Wan-Bissaka is on more than the Eagles usually pay.
    Even a loan return to Selhurst Park would be difficult to sort due to his current wages.
    Incoming boss Ten Hag will pass judgement on the current squad, with United expected to make a number of changes this summer.
    Cottagers want Matic talks
    EXCLUSIVE: Fulham want to talk veteran Nemanja Matic into staying in the Prem after he leaves Manchester United, writes ALAN NIXON.
    The Championship winners are keen to bring the ex-Chelsea midfielder back to London.
    Matic, 33, has played a key role at United lately and is still very capable at the top level.
    But he is choosing to move on rather than be part of Erik ten Hag’s revolution.
    Foreign interest in Matic is great but he could get a deal that works for him at Fulham and can slot back into life in London, after two great spells with the Blues.
    Matic revealed he would leave United last month in a lengthy statement on social media.
    Evra calls out absent Utd legends
    Ex-United left-back Patrice Evra appeared to lash out at fellow club heroes who missed the 3-1 Legends’ charity match defeat to Liverpool at Old Trafford.
    United greats such as Gary Neville, Jaap Stam and Dimitar Berbatov laced their boots one more time to take on former Reds rivals including Jamie Carragher, Dirk Kuyt and Jerzy Dudek.

    Ex-France left-back Evra – who played with Three Lions icons including Wayne Rooney, Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand – was also unhappy with the lack of heroes who are based in England as he himself had to fly from Dubai.
    The former left-back told MUTV: “I’m sorry for the fans. I know it’s a charity game, but there is a rivalry between the two clubs. There is no friendly match.
    “Where are the English players? I live in Dubai. I came from there. When Man Utd call, you answer.
    “I think more legends should be here today. When United calls you, you have to be there.”
    Chelsea ‘obvious match for Pogba’
    Paul Pogba has been rated Chelsea’s perfect signing.
    The Manchester United midfielder, 29, is tipped for a summer free transfer to old club Juventus or PSG, with Real Madrid now outsiders.
    But ex-Red Devils striker Louis Saha believes Pogba would form a natural partnership with a more defensive France team-mate at Stamford Bridge.
    Fellow Frenchman Saha told Lord Ping: “Chelsea is the obvious match for Pogba because he loves to play with N’Golo Kante.
    “We always try to compare what he does with France and United and the ability of Kante makes Pogba play to another dimension.
    “Only Pogba can indicate where he wants to go, I’m just sad he hasn’t fulfilled his dream.”
    Pogba has reportedly rejected joining United’s neighbours City.
    Spurs ‘pave way for Utd on Johnstone’
    Manchester United could be in pole position for West Brom keeper Sam Johnstone as Tottenham reportedly eye Fraser Forster instead.
    Manchester United could be in pole position for West Brom keeper Sam Johnstone as Tottenham reportedly eye Fraser Forster instead.
    Red Devils’ second-choice stopper Dean Henderson could be loaned out, with Bournemouth and Fulham keen.
    And United have been linked with Johnstone long before Erik ten Hag was named as incoming manager.
    Red Devils’ second-choice stopper Dean Henderson could be loaned out, with Bournemouth and Fulham keen.
    Even Legends can’t salvage Utd pride
    United’s Legends were humbled just as much as the mediocre current squad have been this season as Mark Gonzalez hit a stunner in a 3-1 Charity match win for Liverpool’s oldies.
    The former Chile midfielder only spent one season at Anfield in 2006-07 – scoring two Premier League goals.

    But he notched a superb 30-yard free-kick past United sub keeper Kevin Pilkington and a stoppage-time clincher.
    A goalless first half was played in high spirits for good causes,including the Man Utd Foundation, with £1.3million raised as Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher captained the two teams and the likes of Patrice Evra, Jaap Stam and Andriy Voronin took part.
    But Liverpool came flying out of the blocks in the second 45.
    Replacement forward Luis Garcia’s cheeky stepover beat Raimond van der Gouw all ends up and Garcia rounded the keeper to roll in the opener.
    Dimitar Berbatov won a penalty three minutes later to coolly slot in for 1-1.
    But Dirk Kuyt hit the post for Liverpool before Gonzalez struck twice to give them victory.
    Juve fans ecstatic at ‘Pogba agreeing return’
    Paul Pogba sent Juventus fans into meltdown with his latest Instagram post – after reportedly agreeing to return to Turin.
    He got Old Lady supporters excited by uploading a picture of him posing on a waterfront on his social media.
    Pogba, wearing a yellow tracksuit with “Guinea” on the back and a red cap, faced away from the camera overlooking the greenery, water and hills beyond.

    It is unclear exactly where the photo was taken – but fans flooded the replies with comments of “Pogback” as they prepare for his return to Juventus.
    One said: “See you at the stadium Paul.”
    Another wrote: “Welcome back.”
    And a third added: “We are waiting for you at home.”
    The Manchester United midfielder, 29, is out of contract at Old Trafford this summer.
    And he looks set to leave as a free agent with no extension agreed.
    A controversial move across town to Manchester City fell through and PSG were also keen.
    Barca say it will be tough to sign Lewandowski
    Barcelona are in talks to sign Robert Lewandowski but say it will be difficult to land the Bayern Munich legend.
    Poland striker Lewandowski has hinted in recent weeks he fancies a new challenge.
    And Barca were immediately rated favourites to sign the 33-year-old.
    Manchester United and Chelsea have previously been linked tentatively with arguably Europe’s most proven out-and-out frontman of the past decade.
    Ronaldo to miss Prem finale through injury
    Cristiano Ronaldo has withdrawn from Manchester United’s squad for tomorrow’s Prem finale at Crystal Palace with a hip injury.
    The Red Devils need victory to seal sixth place.
    But 24-goal top-scorer Ron, 37, is suddenly sidelined.
    Red Devils in queue for David
    Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly being joined by Chelsea and Newcastle in eyeing Lille striker Jonathan David.
    West Ham and Aston Villa are also said to be keen on the Canadian speedster.
    Incoming Old Trafford chief Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.
    Shaw welcomes a child
    The Red Devils face the Eagles away at Selhurst Park in their final Premier League game of the season.
    Luke Shaw is a doubt to feature for Manchester United against Crystal Palace on Sunday following the birth of his second child.
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    Pogba post sending Juve fans crazy
    Paul Pogba sent Juventus fans into meltdown with his latest Instagram post – after reportedly agreeing a transfer return.
    He got Old Lady supporters excited by uploading a picture of him posing on a waterfront on his social media.
    Pogba, wearing a yellow tracksuit labelled “Guinea” and a red cap, faced away from the camera overlooking the greenery, water and hills beyond.
    Fans flooded the replies with comments of “Pogback” as they prepare for his return to Juventus.
    One said: “See you at the stadium Paul.”
    Another wrote: “Welcome back.”

    Breaking – Ronaldo will miss final game of season
    Cristiano Ronaldo will miss Manchester United’s final game of the season through injury.
    The Portugal international has been United’s most prolific performer this season – despite recently turning 37.
    But the club legend will miss the Red Devils’ final match of the season away at Crystal Palace.
    That’s according to The Athletic, who claim a hip flexor problem has ruled the Portuguese out of Sunday’s match at Selhurst Park.

    Manchester United Legends vs Liverpool Legends
    Gary Neville leads out Manchester United Legends against Liverpool Legends TODAY.
    The star-studded match takes place at Old Trafford and all proceeds go to the Manchester United Foundation.
    United’s captain marvel, Bryan Robson, will manage the Red Devils for the clash.
    Robson said: “It’s always exciting playing against Liverpool; even in legends games that rivalry is still there.
    “But, it is also about raising money for Manchester United Foundation, which really helps to encourage and educate young people in communities across Greater Manchester.”
    The match kicks off at 3pm. Follow SunSport’s live blog for updates.
    Pogba to Juve done, say reports
    Man Utd midfielder Paul Pogba has reportedly agreed to return to Juventus having taken a huge pay cut.
    The 29-year-old is available on a free transfer with his contract at Old Trafford to expire at the end of the season.
    La Gazetta dello Sport report that the last doubts are “resolved” and Paul Pogba is heading back to Juventus.
    A three-year contract is “ready” for Pogba to sign but the midfielder has “decided”.
    It is worth of around £120k-a-week, plus bonuses.

    De Jong wants Champions League
    Manchester United transfer target Frenkie de Jong wants Champions League football next season – throwing his move to Old Trafford in doubt even further.
    A transfer could now be in doubt as the Barcelona star is desperate to play for a team in the Champions League, not just the Premier League.
    Journalist Fabrizio Romano said: “I’m sure he wants to play Champions League football, so it’s not going to be easy.”
    With Man Utd seemingly heading to the Europa League, if results go their way on Sunday, the player could go elsewhere.
    Xavi praises De Jong
    Barcelona boss Xavi has praised Frenkie de Jong ahead of a potential block to the Man Utd transfer.
    New Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag is rumoured to be keen on bringing the midfielder to the club, having worked with him at Ajax.
    But Xavi says: “For me, Frenkie is a great player, he’s a beast – I like him and I think he can be part of an important era of the club.
    “We will see the economic situation of the club… but I like de Jong”.

    Ring in the changes at United
    Ralf Rangnick has told Manchester United to go for glory in the Europa League and guarantee themselves a place in the prestigious Champions League again.
    Rangnick said: “It is a big difference if a club like United plays in the Europa League rather than the Europa Conference League.
    “Frankfurt finished in the lower half of Bundesliga but won the Europa League and qualified for the Champions League – this should be an incentive.”
    German Rangnick, who officially hands over the reins of power to Ten Hag on Monday, added: “I still strongly believe there is a core of players who are top, and good enough to play for the club.
    “And hopefully most of them will still be here.
    “If the board and Erik bring in players with the right mentality, I am positive that we will be able to put this club back not just on the right track but to the top.
    “Maybe it will not happen in one transfer window but I am positive in the next two or three.”
    Pogba at Juventus : part two
    Paul Pogba has reportedly agreed to return to Juventus having taken a huge pay cut.
    The French playmaker spent four years at the Italian club before a world-record £109m move to Old Trafford.
    He made 178 appearances for the Turin team, scoring 34 goals and providing 40 assists.
    Juventus won FOUR consecutive Serie A titles with Pogba at the club.
    Credit: Getty Images – Getty
    Manchester United to blow sixth?
    Chris Sutton and Micah Richards spoke with the Daily Mail in preparation for tomorrow’s Premier League finale.
    Both agreed that Ralf Rangnick’s team could slip up.
    Sutton said: “Manchester United deserve the Europa Conference League after this sorry season”.
    And former Man City defender Richards thinks “West Ham win at Brighton but I don’t think Manchester United beat Crystal Palace”.
    If that happens, West Ham finish sixth for Europa League, and the Red Devils would be in the Europa Conference League next season.
    Sutton added that “most people around the country would say West Ham deserve sixth more than United”.
    Team news for tomorrow
    Some stars are set to miss their Ten Hag audition through injury or illness.
    Up and coming youngster Alejandro Garnacho won’t play a part this weekend.
    Interim boss Ralf Rangnick confirmed: “Unfortunately Alejandro was ill in the last couple of days.
    “Today his first back, he might be back but not sure if he is physically fit to play.”
    Luke Shaw is also a doubt, with the left-back’s wife giving birth to their second child on Friday.
    Jadon Sancho and Phil Jones will also miss out.
    Pogba to Juve done, say reports
    Man Utd midfielder Paul Pogba has reportedly agreed to return to Juventus having taken a huge pay cut.
    The 29-year-old is available on a free transfer with his contract at Old Trafford to expire at the end of the season.
    La Gazetta dello Sport report that the last doubts are “resolved” and Paul Pogba is heading back to Juventus.
    A three-year contract is “ready” for Pogba to sign but the midfielder has “decided”.
    It is worth of around £120k-a-week, plus bonuses.

    United vs Palace on Sunday
    United’s under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.
    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.
    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.
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    Man Utd eyeing Jonathan David transfer, Ten Hag ARRIVES to watch Palace, Raphinha battle – latest updates

    MANCHESTER UNITED look set to battle with Arsenal for the transfer of Jonathan David, according to reportsAccording to CBS, incoming new boss Erik ten Hag – who will be in attendance for United’s game at Crystal Palace this weekend – wants to sign the Canada international to bolster his attack.
    Lille are said to want around £42million for the striker.
    Meanwhile United could be set to see Paul Pogba leave the club to return to Juventus this summer, according to reports.
    And the Red Devils face a battle with Real Madrid for the signature of Lazio’s Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
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    How United might line up at Palace
    United’s under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.

    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.
    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.
    However, some stars are set to miss their Ten Hag audition through injury or illness.
    Up and coming youngster Alejandro Garnacho won’t play a part this weekend.
    Interim boss Ralf Rangnick confirmed: “Unfortunately Alejandro was ill in the last couple of days.
    “Today his first back, he might be back but not sure if he is physically fit to play.”
    Luke Shaw is also a doubt, with the left-back’s wife giving birth to their second child on Friday.
    Jadon Sancho and Phil Jones will also miss out.
    Red Devils linked to David
    Manchester United and Arsenal are being linked to West Ham and Aston Villa ‘target’ Jonathan David.
    Lille’s Canada striker has attracted Prem interest for at least a year.
    And Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.

    Dybala to snub Prem giants
    Soon-to-be free agent Paulo Dybala has reportedly ruled out a move to England as he closes in on a transfer to Inter Milan, writes Joshua Mbu.
    Dybala is set to depart Juventus after spending seven years of his club career there.
    The Argentine is attracting interest from a host of Europe’s top clubs, with the likes of Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma all interested.
    Manchester United and Tottenham, who have both been long-term admirers of the forward are also keen on exploring a possible deal.
    Chelsea & Toon also linked to David
    Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly being joined by Chelsea and Newcastle in eyeing Lille striker Jonathan David.
    West Ham and Aston Villa are also said to be keen on the Canadian speedster.
    Incoming Old Trafford chief Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.
    Chelsea and Utd in ‘Koulibaly boost’
    Napoli’s determination to keep Chelsea and Manchester United target Kalidou Koulibaly has reportedly weakened.
    The Senegal star, 30, is likely to be one of the summer’s most-sought after centre-backs.
    Chelsea need reinforcements as Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen are set to leave for free, with Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso other possible departures in defence.
    And incoming United boss Erik ten Hag will be handed a long-term problem to resolve – finding the right partnership at centre-back.
    Ajax pair Jurrien Timber and Lisandro Martinez have both ben mentioned recently.
    It all means Koulibaly, whose Napoli contract expires in 2023, is likely to be a major Prem target in the next close season.
    Mellor exits Old Trafford
    Manchester United Under-23s striker D’Mani Mellor is leaving the club this summer.
    He said on Instagram: “The end of my first chapter in football. Making a debut for Man Utd is something that only a small number of people have the honour to say that they have achieved.
    “I’ve been extremely fortunate to represent this club for over 10 years. There are so many people that I have to thank for their support along the way. Many have become my closest friends throughout my time here.
    “I’ll always be connected with this amazing club.
    “Now, a new chapter starts. I’m ready for that next step and I’m excited to show everyone what I can do.”
    Dest ‘offered to Chelsea’
    Barcelona right-back Sergino Dest has reportedly been offered to Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham.
    The USA and former Ajax star, 21, has played 31 games for Barca this season without becoming first-choice
    And  90 min say the Spanish giants have alerted Prem clubs that he might be available.
    Credit: Getty
    Bye now, Depay later
    Speculation is growing that Arsenal could move in for Barcelona’s Memphis Depay.
    It’s suggested the ex-Manchester United speedster striker could be available for ‘just £25million.
    And now it’s claimed the Gunners will be encouraged to bid tor the Holland speedster, 28.

    Henderson urged to join Toon
    Dean Henderson has been urged to join Newcastle and prove he’s world class.
    Former Manchester United defender Paul Parker believes Manchester United’s second-choice keeper is driven by ‘ego’.
    Ex-England star Parker told indiabetting.co.in said of the Toon target: “Give him the opportunity.
    “You can prove it at Newcastle with the pressure on him from their fans. If he’s got an opportunity to play regular football, he’s gonna want it.”
    “He’s not gonna be sitting down, his ego is not allowing him.
    “Dean Henderson going there will put himself at the forefront and people will really see how good he is.”
    Mangala rated back-up option for De Jong
    Stuttgart’s Orel Mangala is rated a £13million back-up target if United miss out on Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong.
    Mangala’s agent Mehmet Eser, has reportedly confirmed the Red Devils’ interest in the Belgium star, 24,
    United have long sought a world-class anchorman.
    And Erik ten Hag’s hopes of reuniting with former Ajax hero De Jong have been dented by a Barca’s asking price of around £65m.

    United and Arsenal in for David
    Manchester United and Arsenal are being linked to West Ham and Aston Villa ‘target’ Jonathan David.
    Lille’s Canada striker has attracted Prem interest for at least a year.
    And it’s Erik ten Hag has added the 22-year-old to his shortlist of potential new frontmen this summer.

    Brandon heading back from Norwich
    Relegated Norwich are offloading eight out-of-contract players plus their four loanees – including Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour and Manchester United full-back Brandon Williams.
    German midfield star Lukas Rapp helped the Canaries to promotion in 2020-21 but departs along with Josip Drmić, Josh Giurgi, Aston Oxborough, Nelson Khumbeni, Reece McAlear, Solomon Alidor-Hamilton and Olatunde Okeowo.
    Scotland ace Gilmour, former England Under-21 defender Williams, Schalke’s Ozan Kabak and Mathias Normann from Russian side Rostov will return to their parent clubs after Saturday’s Prem finale at home to Spurs.
    Utd linked to Raphinha swoop
    Manchester United could move for Leeds winger Raphinha.
    It’s understood third-bottom Leeds could lose FIVE stars if they go down.
    Liverpool and especially West Ham have also been linked with seven cap Brazilian Raphinha.
    And the 25-year-old is admired by incoming Old Trafford chief Erik ten Hag.
    How Red Devils might line up at Palace
    United’s under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.

    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.
    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.
    However, some stars are set to miss their Ten Hag audition through injury or illness.
    Up and coming youngster Alejandro Garnacho won’t play a part this weekend.
    Interim boss Ralf Rangnick confirmed: “Unfortunately Alejandro was ill in the last couple of days.
    “Today his first back, he might be back but not sure if he is physically fit to play.”
    Luke Shaw is also a doubt, with the left-back’s wife giving birth to their second child on Friday.
    Jadon Sancho and Phil Jones will also miss out.

    Ralf: ten Hag must fix Utd spirit
    Ralf Rangnick will hand over Old Trafford control to incoming boss Erik ten Hag with the warning: Fix the club’s spirit.
    United will finish only sixth or seventh in the Prem after another inconsistent season, blighted by defensive failings and question marks over their unity.
    And damningly, interim chief Rangnick believes the biggest problem could be the morale of the whole squad.
    Ten Hag is expected to undertake a huge shake-up on and perhaps off the field when he arrives from Ajax over the summer.
    No more D’Mani Utd
    Manchester United Under-23s striker D’Mani Mellor is leaving the club this summer.
    He said on Instagram: “The end of my first chapter in football. Making a debut for Man Utd is something that only a small number of people have the honour to say that they have achieved.
    “I’ve been extremely fortunate to represent this club for over 10 years. There are so many people that I have to thank for their support along the way. Many have become my closest friends throughout my time here.
    “I’ll always be connected with this amazing club.
    “Now, a new chapter starts. I’m ready for that next step and I’m excited to show everyone what I can do.”
    Pogba made City U-turn
    Paul Pogba agreed a controversial transfer to local rivals Manchester City but made a dramatic U-turn amid fears of fan backlash, according to reports.
    Pogba had even agreed personal terms with City ahead of a potential move, according to The Times.
    But the Frenchman is said to have then turned down a move across town from Old Trafford to the Etihad.
    Pogba is claimed to have been concerned by the potential backlash he would inevitably have faced from the United faithful.
    The Times go on to report Pogba reckoned life in Manchester would have become “unbearable” if he made the high-profile switch to United’s bitter rivals.
    Ten Hag told not to be Rash
    Erik Ten Hag is being urged to keep faith with out-of-form Marcus Rashford, writes Neil Custis.
    The new Manchester United boss needs convincing that the misfiring 24-year-old forward should be part of his plans next season.
    Ten Hag, who was pictured with agent Kees Vos leaving the club’s London HQ last night, has been discussing recruitment plans and wants a new striker to complement Cristiano Ronaldo.

    But staff at the club are convinced that Rashford still has a bright future, despite his disappointing season.
    Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has been at pains to emphasise how good Rashford is in training — but remains at a loss as to why he cannot transfer that form to match days.
    This season has seen his worst scoring return since breaking into the first team back in 2015-16.
    United staff hope Dutchman Ten Hag can get him firing again and want the ex-Ajax boss to give him a shot.
    Jose’s United jibe
    Jose Mourinho was axed by the Red Devils in December 2018 after overseeing what was at the time their worst start to a league season in 28 years.
    Mourinho, 59, has failed to guide his new side into Italy’s top four, but will take part in the inaugural Europa Conference League final.
    Ahead of Europe’s third-tier competition’s showpiece event against Feyenoord in Tirana, Mourinho has been discussing the fortunes of some of the continent’s older managers, including Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti.
    He couldn’t resist taking a dig at United and Spurs, hinting that they are clubs that no longer expect their managers to win trophies.
    Mourinho said: “I believe that the problem with Carlo Ancelotti was that when you coach Everton you are not about to win the Champions League.
    “And with me, you know, people they saw me taking up jobs where they thought that I could win trophies but they were not jobs where we were expected to lift trophies.”
    Charlie Savage signs extension with United
    Robbie Savage is delighted that his son Charlie was given a new long-term deal with Man United.
    Robbie said after his 19-year-son was handed the extension: “”So proud, thank you to everyone involved.
    “Huge thank you to Chris and Jake at new era.”

    Dybala rules out move to United
    Soon-to-be free agent Paulo Dybala has reportedly ruled out a move to England as he closes in on a transfer to Inter Milan, writes Joshua Mbu.
    Dybala is set to depart Juventus after spending seven years of his club career there.
    The Argentine is attracting interest from a host of Europe’s top clubs, with the likes of Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma all interested.
    Manchester United and Tottenham, who have both been long-term admirers of the forward are also keen on exploring a possible deal.

    But according to AS, a move to the Premier League is off the cards with Dybala’s “own environment” ruling out the proposal.
    This is despite Fabio Paratici, who orchestrated Dybala’s move to Juve, now working for the North London club.
    It looks like Dybala’s preference is to stay in Italy.
    Journalist Nicolo Schira is reporting that the 28-year-old is closing in on a move to Inter.
    Man United scrap awards
    Man United have reportedly CANCELLED their end of season awards ceremony after a request from the players.
    The Red Devils will post their worst-ever Premier League points tally regardless of Sunday’s result at Crystal Palace.
    And their shocking season meant United stars were too embarrassed for the awards night to go ahead, according to the Mirror.
    Each year the club host a glitzy end-of-season do to recognise the best performers over the course of the season from both the first-team and the academy.
    The black-tie event held at Old Trafford has occupied a regular spot on the calendar during the final two weeks of the season for the last 10 years.
    But despite Covid-19 cancelling the last two editions, the players were not keen on the night going ahead this year.
    Mbappe to announce his future in ‘The Decision II’
    Kylian Mbappe will reportedly announce his eagerly-anticipated next move this weekend, writes Chisanga Malata.
    The coveted Mbappe has remained tight-lipped on his next move but will reportedly break his silence on his future on Sunday.
    That’s according to L’Equipe, who claim the World Cup winner will spill the beans at 10am BST.
    Mbappe’s planned announcement has drawn comparisons to LeBron James’ announcing of his 2012 move to the Miami Heat.
    The future NBA Hall of Famer kept basketball fans on tenterhooks with an hour-and-half-long show – which was fittingly named ‘The Decision’.
    He eventually announced his departure from the Cleveland Cavaliers but returned to lift a championship with them in 2016.
    Man United close in on Timber
    Man United appear to be on the verge of closing in on the signing of Ajax defender Jurrien Timber.
    Incoming Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag has been linked with bringing one of his current top stars with him to Old Trafford.
    Now the Netherlands centre-half looks set to complete the move to the Premier League.
    The 20-year-old star is represented by Forza Sports Group.
    And the company has sparked speculation a transfer is imminent by seemingly dropping a big hint online.
    They posted a clip on social media of an airport and captioned it with: “Deal closing time…”

    Ten Hag in town
    Erik ten Hag has been spotted leaving the Man United’s London office ahead of taking charge – appearing set to attend United’s final game of the season.
    He arrived in London on a private jet on Wednesday with assistant Mitchell van der Gaag.
    The duo had previously been working for the Red Devils remotely, so as not to distract from Ralf Rangnick’s preparations for United’s final game of the season against Crystal Palace.
    But the soon-to-be manager did visit United’s southern office in the West End to meet up with his new bosses.
    A photo showed Ten Hag, dressed in a light suit with a blue shirt, in the back seat of a motor departing the premises alongside his agent Kees Vos.

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    Pogba to Juventus, Ten Hag to watch Palace game, Man Utd closing in on Jurrien Timber, Wan Bissaka told he can leave

    MANCHESTER UNITED could be set to watch Paul Pogba leave the club to return to Juventus this summer, according to reports. Meanwhile, new boss Erik Ten Hag could be in attendance for United’s clash with Crystal Palace this weekend on the final day of the season.
    Leeds’ Kalvin Phillips has reportedly told friends he will never move to Old Trafford.
    United, however, look to be closing in on the signing of Jurrien Timber.
    And the Red Devils face a battle with Real Madrid for the signature of Lazio’s Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
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    Brandon heading back from Norwich
    Relegated Norwich are offloading eight out-of-contract players plus their four loanees – including Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour and Manchester United full-back Brandon Williams.
    German midfield star Lukas Rapp helped the Canaries to promotion in 2020-21 but departs along with Josip Drmić, Josh Giurgi, Aston Oxborough, Nelson Khumbeni, Reece McAlear, Solomon Alidor-Hamilton and Olatunde Okeowo.
    Scotland ace Gilmour, former England Under-21 defender Williams, Schalke’s Ozan Kabak and Mathias Normann from Russian side Rostov will return to their parent clubs after Saturday’s Prem finale at home to Spurs.
    Utd linked to Raphinha swoop
    Manchester United could move for Leeds winger Raphinha.
    It’s understood third-bottom Leeds could lose FIVE stars if they go down.
    Liverpool and especially West Ham have also been linked with seven cap Brazilian Raphinha.
    And the 25-year-old is admired by incoming Old Trafford chief Erik ten Hag.
    How Red Devils might line up at Palace
    United’s under-achievers will be handed their first chance to impress incoming boss Erik ten Hag at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
    The Dutchman will be at Selhurst Park for the final day of the Premier League season.

    United are currently in pole position to secure the final Europa League place, leading West Ham by two points.
    But should Palace hold United to a draw or beat them and West Ham win at Brighton, the Red Devils will contest the Europa Conference League next term.
    However, some stars are set to miss their Ten Hag audition through injury or illness.
    Up and coming youngster Alejandro Garnacho won’t play a part this weekend.
    Interim boss Ralf Rangnick confirmed: “Unfortunately Alejandro was ill in the last couple of days.
    “Today his first back, he might be back but not sure if he is physically fit to play.”
    Luke Shaw is also a doubt, with the left-back’s wife giving birth to their second child on Friday.
    Jadon Sancho and Phil Jones will also miss out.

    Ralf: ten Hag must fix Utd spirit
    Ralf Rangnick will hand over Old Trafford control to incoming boss Erik ten Hag with the warning: Fix the club’s spirit.
    United will finish only sixth or seventh in the Prem after another inconsistent season, blighted by defensive failings and question marks over their unity.
    And damningly, interim chief Rangnick believes the biggest problem could be the morale of the whole squad.
    Ten Hag is expected to undertake a huge shake-up on and perhaps off the field when he arrives from Ajax over the summer.
    No more D’Mani Utd
    Manchester United Under-23s striker D’Mani Mellor is leaving the club this summer.
    He said on Instagram: “The end of my first chapter in football. Making a debut for Man Utd is something that only a small number of people have the honour to say that they have achieved.
    “I’ve been extremely fortunate to represent this club for over 10 years. There are so many people that I have to thank for their support along the way. Many have become my closest friends throughout my time here.
    “I’ll always be connected with this amazing club.
    “Now, a new chapter starts. I’m ready for that next step and I’m excited to show everyone what I can do.”
    Pogba made City U-turn
    Paul Pogba agreed a controversial transfer to local rivals Manchester City but made a dramatic U-turn amid fears of fan backlash, according to reports.
    Pogba had even agreed personal terms with City ahead of a potential move, according to The Times.
    But the Frenchman is said to have then turned down a move across town from Old Trafford to the Etihad.
    Pogba is claimed to have been concerned by the potential backlash he would inevitably have faced from the United faithful.
    The Times go on to report Pogba reckoned life in Manchester would have become “unbearable” if he made the high-profile switch to United’s bitter rivals.
    Ten Hag told not to be Rash
    Erik Ten Hag is being urged to keep faith with out-of-form Marcus Rashford, writes Neil Custis.
    The new Manchester United boss needs convincing that the misfiring 24-year-old forward should be part of his plans next season.
    Ten Hag, who was pictured with agent Kees Vos leaving the club’s London HQ last night, has been discussing recruitment plans and wants a new striker to complement Cristiano Ronaldo.

    But staff at the club are convinced that Rashford still has a bright future, despite his disappointing season.
    Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has been at pains to emphasise how good Rashford is in training — but remains at a loss as to why he cannot transfer that form to match days.
    This season has seen his worst scoring return since breaking into the first team back in 2015-16.
    United staff hope Dutchman Ten Hag can get him firing again and want the ex-Ajax boss to give him a shot.
    Jose’s United jibe
    Jose Mourinho was axed by the Red Devils in December 2018 after overseeing what was at the time their worst start to a league season in 28 years.
    Mourinho, 59, has failed to guide his new side into Italy’s top four, but will take part in the inaugural Europa Conference League final.
    Ahead of Europe’s third-tier competition’s showpiece event against Feyenoord in Tirana, Mourinho has been discussing the fortunes of some of the continent’s older managers, including Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti.
    He couldn’t resist taking a dig at United and Spurs, hinting that they are clubs that no longer expect their managers to win trophies.
    Mourinho said: “I believe that the problem with Carlo Ancelotti was that when you coach Everton you are not about to win the Champions League.
    “And with me, you know, people they saw me taking up jobs where they thought that I could win trophies but they were not jobs where we were expected to lift trophies.”
    Charlie Savage signs extension with United
    Robbie Savage is delighted that his son Charlie was given a new long-term deal with Man United.
    Robbie said after his 19-year-son was handed the extension: “”So proud, thank you to everyone involved.
    “Huge thank you to Chris and Jake at new era.”

    Dybala rules out move to United
    Soon-to-be free agent Paulo Dybala has reportedly ruled out a move to England as he closes in on a transfer to Inter Milan, writes Joshua Mbu.
    Dybala is set to depart Juventus after spending seven years of his club career there.
    The Argentine is attracting interest from a host of Europe’s top clubs, with the likes of Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma all interested.
    Manchester United and Tottenham, who have both been long-term admirers of the forward are also keen on exploring a possible deal.

    But according to AS, a move to the Premier League is off the cards with Dybala’s “own environment” ruling out the proposal.
    This is despite Fabio Paratici, who orchestrated Dybala’s move to Juve, now working for the North London club.
    It looks like Dybala’s preference is to stay in Italy.
    Journalist Nicolo Schira is reporting that the 28-year-old is closing in on a move to Inter.
    Man United scrap awards
    Man United have reportedly CANCELLED their end of season awards ceremony after a request from the players.
    The Red Devils will post their worst-ever Premier League points tally regardless of Sunday’s result at Crystal Palace.
    And their shocking season meant United stars were too embarrassed for the awards night to go ahead, according to the Mirror.
    Each year the club host a glitzy end-of-season do to recognise the best performers over the course of the season from both the first-team and the academy.
    The black-tie event held at Old Trafford has occupied a regular spot on the calendar during the final two weeks of the season for the last 10 years.
    But despite Covid-19 cancelling the last two editions, the players were not keen on the night going ahead this year.
    Mbappe to announce his future in ‘The Decision II’
    Kylian Mbappe will reportedly announce his eagerly-anticipated next move this weekend, writes Chisanga Malata.
    The coveted Mbappe has remained tight-lipped on his next move but will reportedly break his silence on his future on Sunday.
    That’s according to L’Equipe, who claim the World Cup winner will spill the beans at 10am BST.
    Mbappe’s planned announcement has drawn comparisons to LeBron James’ announcing of his 2012 move to the Miami Heat.
    The future NBA Hall of Famer kept basketball fans on tenterhooks with an hour-and-half-long show – which was fittingly named ‘The Decision’.
    He eventually announced his departure from the Cleveland Cavaliers but returned to lift a championship with them in 2016.
    Man United close in on Timber
    Man United appear to be on the verge of closing in on the signing of Ajax defender Jurrien Timber.
    Incoming Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag has been linked with bringing one of his current top stars with him to Old Trafford.
    Now the Netherlands centre-half looks set to complete the move to the Premier League.
    The 20-year-old star is represented by Forza Sports Group.
    And the company has sparked speculation a transfer is imminent by seemingly dropping a big hint online.
    They posted a clip on social media of an airport and captioned it with: “Deal closing time…”

    Ten Hag in town
    Erik ten Hag has been spotted leaving the Man United’s London office ahead of taking charge – appearing set to attend United’s final game of the season.
    He arrived in London on a private jet on Wednesday with assistant Mitchell van der Gaag.
    The duo had previously been working for the Red Devils remotely, so as not to distract from Ralf Rangnick’s preparations for United’s final game of the season against Crystal Palace.
    But the soon-to-be manager did visit United’s southern office in the West End to meet up with his new bosses.
    A photo showed Ten Hag, dressed in a light suit with a blue shirt, in the back seat of a motor departing the premises alongside his agent Kees Vos.

    Youngster leaves Man United
    Manchester United Under-23s striker D’Mani Mellor is leaving the club this summer.
    He said on Instagram: “The end of my first chapter in football. Making a debut for Man Utd is something that only a small number of people have the honour to say that they have achieved.
    “I’ve been extremely fortunate to represent this club for over 10 years. There are so many people that I have to thank for their support along the way. Many have become my closest friends throughout my time here.
    “I’ll always be connected with this amazing club.
    “Now, a new chapter starts. I’m ready for that next step and I’m excited to show everyone what I can do.”
    Good morning Man United fans
    Erik Ten Hag has arrived in London on a private jet and could attend Manchester United’s final game of the season.
    The Dutchman flew in on Wednesday afternoon alongside assistant Mitchell van der Gaag.
    The duo had previously been working for the Red Devils remotely, so as not to distract from Ralf Rangnick’s preparations for United’s final game of the season against Crystal Palace.
    According to the Mail, Ten Hag and Van der Gaag could be in attendance at Selhurst Park to watch their new side in action.
    Elsewhere, Juventus have reportedly offered Paul Pogba £120,000-a-week wages to re-join them this summer.
    Goal claims Juventus have a three-year contract on the table for Pogba, 29 – despite the Italians claiming they have a “gentleman’s agreement” to talk with United first.
    Meanwhile, United goalkeeper Dean Henderson is “closing in on a move” to Newcastle United.
    The Manchester Evening News claim that Henderson, 25, was in Newcastle for talks on Wednesday.
    Discussions have been held over a loan deal but a permanent move has “not been ruled out”.
    In other news, United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka will be allowed to leave permanently or on loan, report Sky Sports.
    Finally, Man United appear to be on the verge of closing in on the signing of Ajax defender Jurrien Timber.
    The 20-year-old star is represented by Forza Sports Group.
    And the company has sparked speculation a transfer is imminent by seemingly dropping a big hint online.
    They posted a clip on social media of an airport and captioned it with: “Deal closing time…”
    Koulibaly speaks on Napoli future
    Man United transfer target Kalidou Koulibaly has opened up on his Napoli future.
    Koulibaly told Onze Mondial: “I would not cause an argument to leave the club. If I ever did leave Napoli, I would do it on my terms.
    “There would be no argument and I would speak to the president. He tries to listen to the fans who don’t want me go and every time has asked for a fee that was too high.”
    Newcastle and Man City have also been linked with the defender.
    Nunez ‘snubs’ Man United
    Darwin Nunez has reportedly rejected an approach from Manchester United to sign him from Benfica.
    Arsenal and Newcastle have both been linked along with the Red Devils in making a move.
    And French giants Paris Saint-Germain are also keen on Nunez.
    Now RMC Sport have offered an update on his situation, claiming that United have informed the star’s camp that they would be willing to pay £67.8million for him.
    However, it states that Nunez has refused United’s approach.
    He wants to sign for a club that will be competing in the Champions League next season – with United only able to qualify for the Europa League at best.
    Pogba made City U-turn
    Paul Pogba agreed a controversial transfer to Manchester City but made a dramatic U-turn amid fears of fan backlash, according to reports.
    Pogba had even agreed personal terms with Manchester City ahead of a potential move, according to The Times.
    But the Frenchman is said to have then turned down a move across town from Old Trafford to the Etihad.
    Pogba is claimed to have been concerned by the potential backlash he would inevitably have faced from the United faithful.
    The Times go on to report Pogba reckoned life in Manchester would have become “unbearable” if he made the high-profile switch to United’s bitter rivals.
    Ten Hag spotted
    Erik ten Hag has been spotted leaving the Man United’s London office ahead of taking charge.
    He arrived in London on a private jet on Wednesday alongside assistant Mitchell van der Gaag.
    The duo had previously been working for the Red Devils remotely, so as not to distract from Ralf Rangnick’s preparations for United’s final game of the season against Crystal Palace.
    But the soon-to-be manager did visit United’s southern office in the West End to meet up with his new bosses.
    A photo showed Ten Hag, dressed in a light suit with a blue shirt, in the back seat of a motor departing the premises alongside his agent Kees Vos.
    Now he could be set to attend United’s final game of the season.

    Man United scrap awards
    Man United have reportedly CANCELLED their end of season awards ceremony after a request from the players.
    The Red Devils will post their worst-ever Premier League points tally regardless of Sunday’s result at Crystal Palace.
    And their shocking season meant United stars were too embarrassed for the awards night to go ahead, according to the Mirror.
    Each year the club host a glitzy end-of-season do to recognise the best performers over the course of the season from both the first-team and the academy.
    The black-tie event held at Old Trafford has occupied a regular spot on the calendar during the final two weeks of the season for the last 10 years.
    But despite Covid-19 cancelling the last two editions, the players were not keen on the night going ahead this year.
    Matic: We’re doing our best
    Nemanja Matic has told Man United fans that the players are doing their best despite going through a rough patch.
    Matic said whilst pleading for fans the carry on supporting the club: “I know that we have had a couple of difficult seasons but I just want the fans to know that, at the training ground, we’re doing our best, and United will come back, for sure.”
    But the midfielder who is leaving United this summer insisted United will be back on top one day.
    He added: “It’s going to take some time but United will be back. Keep supporting the team. Stay together.”
    Beckham speaks on Real Madrid number
    David Beckham has revealed he became Real Madrid No 23 shirt to honour Michael Jordan – as he knew he couldn’t have Raul’s No7 top.
    The midfielder had to ditch the No7 he’d worn so iconically for the Red Devils and continued to don as England skipper in earning 115 caps.
    But he was delighted to instead pay homage to his ‘inspiration Jordan.
    He told a Complex store video: “The Number 7 was worn by Raul, the captain, the God of Real Madrid, so I was never going to get the No7.
    “So they said, ‘OK, these numbers are available’. I said, ‘well, 23, it has to be 23’. 
    “I’ve always been a fan of Jordan, but I think there are so many cultures that have been inspired by him, his game. 
    “And as you see it now – the world is inspired by him.”
    Elanga on United atmposhere
    Anthony Elanga has declared that everyone at Man United pushes each other to do better.
    In an interview with the club, he said: ““Competition is healthy, especially in the environment I am in.
    “I feel like everyone is pushing each other to become the best version of themselves [and] it shows, even in training.
    “Competition is something you need in a big team like Manchester United. If you want to become the best, you’ve got to compete with the best.”
    Matic praises United youngster
    Nemanja Matic has heaped praise on Man United youngster Hannibal Mejbri.
    Matic said to United’s website: “I have to say that Hannibal is a fantastic player and a great character.
    “The talent he has, he needs to use that. I really want to see him in the future and how he will grow.
    “I hope to see him get more minutes. I think that every time I see him in training, he surprises me with his quality, he’s still young, but I’m very excited.”
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    Ralf Rangnick warns Erik ten Hag he desperately needs to fix Man Utd’s team spirit after devastating European exit

    RALF RANGNICK has warned Erik ten Hag that he needs to sort out the team spirit at Manchester United.The Red Devils are guaranteed to finish with their lowest ever Premier League points total as they prepare for their final game of the season away to Crystal Palace.
    Ralf Rangnick reckons Man Utd’s team spirit has been shot since they lost to Atletico MadridCredit: Getty
    Rangnick is backing Erik ten Hag to turn things around if he is provided adequate timeCredit: Getty
    And Rangnick admits that a lack of togetherness triggered by their Champions League exit to Atletico Madrid has been their undoing and needs sorting by the incoming boss.
    Rangnick said: “Since the Atletico game we didn’t find our shape or our form again. This has to to do with confidence, also mentality and team spirit.
    “For me the biggest disappointment is we didn’t develop a certain team spirit. This is the biggest issue,
    “Since Atletico, we have lost confidence energy in the team. Until then we were more stable defensively. This development didn’t happened in a stable way.”
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    That spirit at the club is so low that the players have even cancelled their annual end of season player of the year awards dinner.
    Since losing at home to Atletico on March 15th United have lost four league games drawn two and won only two.
    It has left them sixth in the league and in danger of dropping in to the Europa Conference if West Ham win on the final day and United don’t.
    Rangnick said: “I think it is a big difference if a club like Manchester United plays in the Europa League rather than the Europa Conference League.
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    “You could see a club like Frankfurt who finished in lower half of Bundesliga won the Europa League and qualified for the Champions League and this should also be an incentive.”
    Rangnick officially hands over the reins of power to former Ajax boss Ten Hag on Monday.
    Despite the doom and gloom he believes that he will be taking on a good group of players.
    He said: “I still strongly believe there is a core of players who are top, and good enough to play for the club and hopefully most of them will still be here.
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    “Maybe it will not happen in one transfer window but I am positive in the next two or three.” More

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    Sergino Dest ‘wants £24m Man Utd transfer’, Wan Bissaka told he can leave, Kalvin Phillips ‘will never join Red Devils’

    BARCELONA are ready to let full-back Sergino Dest leave for £24m, with Man Utd said to be in the driving seat if they choose to bid.Chelsea are reported to be interested in the American, but Dest is said to have his heart set on working with Eric ten Hag again.
    Meanwhile, Leeds’ Kalvin Phillips has reportedly told friends he will never move to Old Trafford.
    And the Red Devils face a battle with Real Madrid for the signature of Lazio’s Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
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    Koulibaly speaks on Napoli future
    Man United transfer target Kalidou Koulibaly has opened up on his Napoli future.
    Koulibaly told Onze Mondial: “I would not cause an argument to leave the club. If I ever did leave Napoli, I would do it on my terms.
    “There would be no argument and I would speak to the president. He tries to listen to the fans who don’t want me go and every time has asked for a fee that was too high.”
    Newcastle and Man City have also been linked with the defender.
    Nunez ‘snubs’ Man United
    Darwin Nunez has reportedly rejected an approach from Manchester United to sign him from Benfica.
    Arsenal and Newcastle have both been linked along with the Red Devils in making a move.
    And French giants Paris Saint-Germain are also keen on Nunez.
    Now RMC Sport have offered an update on his situation, claiming that United have informed the star’s camp that they would be willing to pay £67.8million for him.
    However, it states that Nunez has refused United’s approach.
    He wants to sign for a club that will be competing in the Champions League next season – with United only able to qualify for the Europa League at best.
    Pogba made City U-turn
    Paul Pogba agreed a controversial transfer to Manchester City but made a dramatic U-turn amid fears of fan backlash, according to reports.
    Pogba had even agreed personal terms with Manchester City ahead of a potential move, according to The Times.
    But the Frenchman is said to have then turned down a move across town from Old Trafford to the Etihad.
    Pogba is claimed to have been concerned by the potential backlash he would inevitably have faced from the United faithful.
    The Times go on to report Pogba reckoned life in Manchester would have become “unbearable” if he made the high-profile switch to United’s bitter rivals.
    Ten Hag spotted
    Erik ten Hag has been spotted leaving the Man United’s London office ahead of taking charge.
    He arrived in London on a private jet on Wednesday alongside assistant Mitchell van der Gaag.
    The duo had previously been working for the Red Devils remotely, so as not to distract from Ralf Rangnick’s preparations for United’s final game of the season against Crystal Palace.
    But the soon-to-be manager did visit United’s southern office in the West End to meet up with his new bosses.
    A photo showed Ten Hag, dressed in a light suit with a blue shirt, in the back seat of a motor departing the premises alongside his agent Kees Vos.
    Now he could be set to attend United’s final game of the season.

    Man United scrap awards
    Man United have reportedly CANCELLED their end of season awards ceremony after a request from the players.
    The Red Devils will post their worst-ever Premier League points tally regardless of Sunday’s result at Crystal Palace.
    And their shocking season meant United stars were too embarrassed for the awards night to go ahead, according to the Mirror.
    Each year the club host a glitzy end-of-season do to recognise the best performers over the course of the season from both the first-team and the academy.
    The black-tie event held at Old Trafford has occupied a regular spot on the calendar during the final two weeks of the season for the last 10 years.
    But despite Covid-19 cancelling the last two editions, the players were not keen on the night going ahead this year.
    Matic: We’re doing our best
    Nemanja Matic has told Man United fans that the players are doing their best despite going through a rough patch.
    Matic said whilst pleading for fans the carry on supporting the club: “I know that we have had a couple of difficult seasons but I just want the fans to know that, at the training ground, we’re doing our best, and United will come back, for sure.”
    But the midfielder who is leaving United this summer insisted United will be back on top one day.
    He added: “It’s going to take some time but United will be back. Keep supporting the team. Stay together.”
    Beckham speaks on Real Madrid number
    David Beckham has revealed he became Real Madrid No 23 shirt to honour Michael Jordan – as he knew he couldn’t have Raul’s No7 top.
    The midfielder had to ditch the No7 he’d worn so iconically for the Red Devils and continued to don as England skipper in earning 115 caps.
    But he was delighted to instead pay homage to his ‘inspiration Jordan.
    He told a Complex store video: “The Number 7 was worn by Raul, the captain, the God of Real Madrid, so I was never going to get the No7.
    “So they said, ‘OK, these numbers are available’. I said, ‘well, 23, it has to be 23’. 
    “I’ve always been a fan of Jordan, but I think there are so many cultures that have been inspired by him, his game. 
    “And as you see it now – the world is inspired by him.”
    Elanga on United atmposhere
    Anthony Elanga has declared that everyone at Man United pushes each other to do better.
    In an interview with the club, he said: ““Competition is healthy, especially in the environment I am in.
    “I feel like everyone is pushing each other to become the best version of themselves [and] it shows, even in training.
    “Competition is something you need in a big team like Manchester United. If you want to become the best, you’ve got to compete with the best.”
    Matic praises United youngster
    Nemanja Matic has heaped praise on Man United youngster Hannibal Mejbri.
    Matic said to United’s website: “I have to say that Hannibal is a fantastic player and a great character.
    “The talent he has, he needs to use that. I really want to see him in the future and how he will grow.
    “I hope to see him get more minutes. I think that every time I see him in training, he surprises me with his quality, he’s still young, but I’m very excited.”
    Robbie Savage expresses joy
    Robbie Savage is delighted that his son Charlie was given a new long-term deal with Man United.
    Robbie said after his 19-year-son was handed the extension: “”So proud, thank you to everyone involved.
    “Huge thank you to Chris and Jake at new era.”
    Man United close in on Timber
    Man United appear to be on the verge of closing in on the signing of Ajax defender Jurrien Timber.
    Incoming Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag has been linked with bringing one of his current top stars with him to Old Trafford.
    Now the Netherlands centre-half looks set to complete the move to the Premier League.
    The 20-year-old star is represented by Forza Sports Group.
    And the company has sparked speculation a transfer is imminent by seemingly dropping a big hint online.
    They posted a clip on social media of an airport and captioned it with: “Deal closing time…”

    McClaren will be a good coach
    Steve McClaren will be a good coach at Man United although he wasn’t a great manager, Paul Parker claims.
    Parker told indiabetting.co.in: “Steve McClaren is a very good coach. As a manager, he wasn’t successful.
    “There are people who can coach and people who can manage. And there are only a few managers that we can talk about doing both, and who have done that and have been deemed as great managers.
    “Steve McClaren worked at United for a number of years so he’s got a basic idea of what may be needed.
    “Manchester United have to move on as a club from top to bottom from what they are doing and it can’t be the same things that made them into the club they are, they have to move a little bit with the times.
    “At the moment, Manchester United haven’t been adapting, they’ve been living in this world like the way it used to be.”
    How Ten Hag should treat players
    Erik ten Hag needs to treat all Man United players the same, Paul Parker claims.
    He told indiabetting.co.in: “I think someone who comes in and just talks and doesn’t stutter and does not make eye contact. I would imagine, he knows all that stuff, it’s all the part of management. Hopefully, he is going to be a manager and not just a head coach.”
    “Not someone who’s gonna walk in and start looking around and going “well, he’s earned that much money, he’s earned that much money,” and you think: Oh, I can’t have a go at him because he sells so many shirts and he’s got so many followers on Instagram.”
    “Go in there, everyone is in exactly the same boat and you treat all of them the same, nothing different, and that’s the bit that I would be looking for.”
    What Ten Hag needs to do
    Erik ten Hag needs to stamp his authority at Man United immediately, according to Paul Parker.
    Parker told indiabetting.co.in: “I think it’s the same thing for any job really, establishing authority. You know, you walk in your first day into any job, I mean, it’s gonna be difficult.
    “The first thing; your first team talk, your first group talk, your squad talk, that’s your most important one. It is the one that makes you or breaks you. It Is the one where anybody who will have a bad attitude will be looking for an excuse to dig into him. He’s got to let everyone know, that he’s not gonna suffer any problems.
    “It’s as simple as that. He’s come across there. His reputation is at stake as well. You know he’s a well-known man in his own country. He’s managed a very successful club, a big club, a renowned club and he surely hasn’t gone to Manchester United to ruin all that.”
    “He’s in a position now, where it’s gonna make him or break him. That’s what Manchester United has done to the previous four or five managers, I’ve lost count now. So, he’s got to go in there and do something different to all of them.
    “If he hasn’t been given the license to do it, just grab it. Just grab it now and just say I’m gonna take it and if you don’t like it get rid of me. He can’t have people messing him about. He can’t have people who are not going to give him a hundred per cent.”
    Juventus plan Prem raid
    Juventus chief Federico Cherubini has reportedly arrived in London as he looks to secure a deal for Chelsea’s Jorginho.
    The Italian giants appear to have won the race to sign Manchester United’s Paul Pogba on a free transfer when the Frenchman’s contract expires next month.
    And the 29-year-old could be lining-up alongside Jorginho when he returns to Turin next term.
    Todd Boehly’s consortium hope to complete their takeover of Chelsea by the end of the month, which will finally allow them to get back in the game transfer wise.
    However, a big-name departure could be the first topic of conversation, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
     They state that Juventus have made Italy international midfielder Jorginho, 30, one of their top targets and have now begun their attempt to get him.
    Charlie Savage signs long-term deal
    Charlie Savage has signed a long-term contract with Man United.
    Robbie Savage’s son said on Instagram after penning the deal: “Great way to end an amazing season. Delighted to sign a long-term contract with this special club.
    “Thank you to my family for their support, without them this would never have been possible.
    “Also, a big shoutout to the @neweraglobalsports team for help making this happen, especially to Jake, Chris and Rio.
    “Time for a short break before going again and giving everything to keep pushing forward.”
    Wan-Bissaka allowed to leave Man Utd, say reports
    Aaron Wan-Bissaka will be allowed to leave permanently or on loan, report Sky Sports.
    Wan-Bissaka, 24, has endured a difficult campaign at Old Trafford.
    The full-back has started only 25 games with Diogo Dalot being preferred of late.
    SunSport exclusively revealed last week that ex-United manager Jose Mourinho is keen on Wan-Bissaka for Roma.
    Crystal Palace, who sold Wan-Bissaka to United for £50million in 2019, would be open to re-signing him.
    The full-back is also drawing admiring glances from Spanish giants Atletico Madrid.
    Dean Henderson in Newcastle to discuss move
    Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson is “closing in on a move” to Newcastle United.
    The Manchester Evening News claim that Henderson, 25, was in Newcastle for talks on Wednesday.
    Discussions have been held over a loan deal but a permanent move has “not been ruled out”.
    Van der Gaag and McClaren to be part of coaching staff, say reports
    Erik ten Hag is claimed to want Mitchell Van der Gaag as his assistant at Old Trafford.
    Van Der Gaag is likely to be the man tasked with helping Ten Hag salvage the sinking ship at Manchester United as his No2.
    And reports say that Steve McClaren will also be re-joining the club.
    Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano tweeted: “Mitchell van der Gaag and Steve McClaren will be part of new Man Utd coaching staff, confirmed.
    “Full agreement at final stages and set to be signed with both of them.
    “#MUFC Official statement for McClaren to join United could be next week, as @MrStephenHowson reports.”
    United’s transfer struggles
    Former Man United star Teddy Sheringham reckons the Red Devils have fallen down the pecking order as a destination for big players.
    Sheringham made the claims whilst discussing United’s interest in Harry Kane.
    The former England striker told Genting Casino: “Manchester United are falling down the pecking order for big players, but having said that, they are still a massive club, they’re still a massive draw.
    “If they do come calling, it’ll be hard to turn them down. Even if they’re not in any European competitions next season, it would still be a very tough thing to say no to Manchester United.”
    United should sell Henderson, says Paul Parker
    Ex-England international Paul Parker said that Dean Henderson will refuse to sit on the bench again all season.

    In a chat with indiabetting.co.in, the former United defender was asked whether Man Utd should sell Dean Henderson to rivals Newcastle.
    Parker said: “I personally do.
    “Give him the opportunity and go and prove it. You can prove it at Newcastle with the pressure on him from their fans.
    “If he’s got an opportunity to play regular football, he’s gonna want it.
    “He’s not gonna be sitting down, his ego is not allowing him.”
    Pogba to re-join Juve, say reports
    Juventus have reportedly offered Paul Pogba £120,000-a-week wages to re-join them this summer, writes Anthony Chapman.
    But the Manchester United exile could scupper a free transfer as he seeks a higher salary from his former side.
    Goal claims Juventus have a three-year contract on the table for Pogba, 29 – despite the Italians claiming they have a “gentleman’s agreement” to talk with United first.

    The midfielder spent four years in Turin between 2012 and 2016, winning four titles and two Italian Cups.
    And fallen giants Juve, guaranteed to finish fourth on Saturday, want Pogba 2.0 to resurrect their Serie A ambitions next term.
    However, issues remain over the Frenchman’s wage demands.
    Ronaldo still has key role at Man Utd, says Winterburn
    Cristiano Ronaldo will still offer huge value to Manchester United next season, claims Nigel Winterburn.
    The Arsenal legend would be stunned to see Ronaldo leave the Red Devils after just one year back at Old Trafford, writes Etienne Fermie.
    Ronaldo, 37, has been linked with a summer exit amid uncertainty over his role under incoming boss Erik ten Hag.

    Winterburn, 58, told Paddy Power: “Manchester United won’t just bring Cristiano Ronaldo in for one season and ship him out so quickly, it just won’t happen.
    “He still offers huge value to Manchester United, and we’ve seen that in his goalscoring record. His age is but a number.
    “He has huge experience, and he could play an important role if United opt to go down the younger route in setting an example of how to train and play, as well as what it means to win and lose.
    “He can help those younger players around the training ground and if he can accept that, he might be used in a slightly different way and have less game time.
    “It doesn’t surprise me that he’s still there. If you have someone of his quality, you have to use them and use them in the right system.
    “I believe there’s a role for him to play next season at United, he’s a superstar.”
    Man Utd transfer target Antony sends message to Ten Hag
    Manchester United transfer target Antony promised to “always stand” with his Ajax boss Erik ten Hag.
    The Dutch manager has taken charge of his final match with the Amsterdam giants.
    as revealed by SunSport, winger Antony could be top of the Man Utd wishlist.

    In a farewell video message for the departing boss, Antony – who is reportedly keen to test himself in England – said: “I want to wish you all the best at your new club.
    “I also want to thank you for everything you taught me.
    “I am thankful all the opportunities and learning every day.
    “Know that I will always stand with you if you need me.”
    Ten Hag brought Antony to Ajax in 2020 and the forward, 22, has racked up 22 goals and 20 assists in his 79 appearances as well as two Eredivisie titles.
    Man Utd fan campaign to ‘Boycott Adidas’
    Manchester United fans have ramped up their anti-Glazer tactics by starting a “#BoycottAdidas” trend on Twitter.
    Some United supporters threatened not to wear Adidas products until the Glazers sell the club.
    Adidas are the club’s official kit manufacturers.

    Fan group The 1958 revealed on Wednesday night that they would be targeting a different stakeholder each week.
    They wrote on Twitter: “Calling all reds! Tonight we launch our worldwide cyber campaign against the Glazer stakeholders.
    “Each week we’ll be focusing on one Stakeholder at a time and posting two easy tasks every few days that week.
    “This week we start with: Adidas.
    “Do your bit, save your club.”
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    New Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag urged to stick by Marcus Rashford despite striker’s poor form

    ERIK TEN HAG is being urged to keep faith with out-of-form Marcus Rashford.The new Manchester United boss needs convincing that the misfiring 24-year-old forward should be part of his plans next season.
    Man Utd star Marcus Rashford has struggled for form this season and has been linked with an exitCredit: Getty
    Incoming boss Erik ten Hag has landed in England and is being urged to stick with the underperforming forwardCredit: Shutterstock
    Ten Hag, who was pictured with agent Kees Vos leaving the club’s London HQ last night, has been discussing recruitment plans and wants a new striker to complement Cristiano Ronaldo.
    But staff at the club are convinced that Rashford still has a bright future, despite his disappointing season.
    Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has been at pains to emphasise how good Rashford is in training — but remains at a loss as to why he cannot transfer that form to match days.
    This season has seen his worst scoring return since breaking into the first team back in 2015-16.
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    Rashford has just five goals after netting 22 and 21 in the previous two seasons.
    He is worried about his place in Gareth Southgate’s England squad for the World Cup in Qatar in November.
    His current deal runs until 2023 —  with United having an option to extend by a further year.
    Local lad Rashford had never wanted a move away from Old Trafford but did start considering it this season over a lack of starts.
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    United staff hope Dutchman Ten Hag can get him firing again and want the ex-Ajax boss to give him a shot.
    Aside from those out of contract, one player who looks to be up for sale is right-back Aaron Wan Bissaka, 24.
    Signed for £50million in 2019, the player has disappointed following a bright start under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Red Devils chiefs are willing to listen to offers.
    United go into Sunday’s final game of the season at Crystal Palace — where Ten Hag will be in the stands before officially starting work on Monday — already guaranteed their lowest points total in Prem history.
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    Assistant Mitchell van der Gaag, Ten Hag’s assistant at Ajax, has also been at United’s Mayfair offices with Steve McClaren.
    He is set to return as first-team coach.
    McClaren had worked as No 2 to Sir Alex Ferguson from 1999 to 2001, playing a role in the club’s famous Treble within months of arriving.
    United are currently sixth and in the Europa League places.
    But they could drop down into seventh, and the Europa Conference League, if rivals West Ham win and they fail to get all three points at Selhurst Park. More