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    Rangers ‘in advanced talks to sign Man Utd wonderkid in stunning loan deal’

    RANGERS face a two-way race with FC Copenhagen to sign Manchester United academy star Hannibal Mejbri, according to a report.Philippe Clement was granted a closer look at the midfielder when United defeated the Gers at Murrayfield last week.Hannibal could swap Carrington for Copenhagen, or MilngavieCredit: GettyThe Tunisian midfielder came up against Gers last weekCredit: SNSErik Ten Hag and Philippe Clement had a pre-match chat but could arrange a deal in their next conversationCredit: Willie VassAnd the 21-time capped Tunisian international played the second half of the glamour game.Rangers are already closing in on a deal with Wolfsburg to bring winger Vaclav Cerny on loan, but have also been linked with a move for Sevilla midfielder Joan Jordan.Fellow middle man Hannibal also spent the second half of last season in Seville – playing six times in La Liga.That deal included a £17m option to buy – but the Spaniards have not taken up United on their offer.Erik Ten Hag is believed to be keen to move several players on this summer – and interest is high in Scotland utility man Scott McTominay.But Hannibal could also be among them according to reports in Africa – though FC Copenhagen are also keen.Africafoot claims Clement has made Hannibal ‘a priority’ for his Gers side.Rangers are playing catch-up in the race for the 21-year-old with Copenhagen already said to have held talks with the Red Devils last week – but it’s claimed Hannibal is not keen on a move to Denmark.Most read in FootballThat could benefit Gers just a few hours up the road from his current base in England.His current United contract has a year to run, and was extended by Ten Hag in January before his move to Sevilla.Rangers star Leon Balogun admits performance against Birmingham left him feeling ‘mad’ Rangers are expected to free up funds and squad space for new incomings with Connor Goldson on the brink of an exit to Cyprus and Todd Cantwell relegated to the B-team after submitting a transfer request.James Tavernier is also a target for Trabzonspor while Ianis Hagi could move back to old club Fiorentina.Five new players have already checked in at Ibrox, plus the return of loan winger Oscar Cortes and Mohamed Diomande’s loan deal becoming permanent this summer.But Vaclav Cerny, Hannibal and Joan Jordan have all been heavily linked to be next in line.Winger Cerny has even handed back his company car to Wolsburg in anticipation of his exit. More

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    Sir Alex Ferguson left multi-million pound fortune by wife Cathy in her will

    SIR Alex Ferguson’s late wife left more than £3m in her will, it has emerged.Lady Cathy Ferguson, who married the football legend in 1966, passed away last year at the age of 84.Sir Alex Ferguson’s late wife left more than £3million in her willCredit: GettyFerguson enjoyed huge success in managerial spells with Aberdeen and Manchester UnitedCredit: GettyThe legendary boss lost his wife last yearCredit: APThey met in 1964 when he was just 23 and playing with Dunfermline Athletic. They married shortly before his move to Rangers.She had been at his side as he forged his career in football and enjoyed huge success with Aberdeen and Manchester United.The couple have three sons, Mark, Darren, and Jason.Probate papers have revealed Lady Cathy left a £3,181,310 estate by the time of her death.Her gross estate had been valued at £3,299,823.A will she penned in October 2019 saw her order her fortune be kept in trust for the benefit of her famous husband and their family.Her funeral in Glasgow last year drew a host of famous faces from the world of football.Most read in FootballDavid Beckham joined fellow Manchester United heroes including Darren Fletcher, Gary Neville, Nicky Butt, Michael Carrick, Bryan Robson and Steve Bruce to pay their respects.Scotland legend Kenny Dalglish, Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers and ex-Rangers assistant Archie Knox were also at the service at St Andrew’s Cathedral.Scotland legend Gordon Strachan picks his ultimate Euro 2024 Dream TeamIn his first official autobiography, Managing My Life, Sir Alex indicated how critical Cathy had been to his successes.He said: “My wife Cathy is the mainstay of our family. “It is she who has carried the main burden of bringing up our three sons, Mark, Jason and Darren.”This is more than I could have asked for and they have turned out to be fantastic sons and fantastic people. “We have all got to thank her for being such a great wife and mother.”It has always been Cathy’s way to stay in the background, but now it is time for her to accept some limelight.”I gratefully acknowledge her role in any success I have had. “Without her down-to-earth attitude to life and her unstinting support none of it would have been possible.”Ahead of the 2001/02 season, Sir Alex announced his intention to resign at the end of the campaign, only for Cathy to encourage him to renege on the decision.United would win a further six Premier League titles, and another Champions League, before the Scot eventually called it a day in 2013.Sir Alex and Lady Cathy’s son Jason read an emotional eulogy at her funeral and paid heartfelt tributes to her.He said: “She had no interest in football, she never went to the games, apart from the cup finals where she would sit with my aunty Bridget and just chat through the game completely oblivious to what was going on.”For other games, she used to have Teletext on the telly in the kitchen and check in at half time and full time.”So my dad got on with football and my mum raised the kids.”He added: “As a family, we are obviously devastated but right now standing here I am happy, I’m happy she got the send off my dad wanted.”I’m happy she got the send off she deserves and I am happy she is at peace.”My dad said to me the other day, which that I thought sums it up, that ‘The Gorbals girl has come home’. READ MORE SUN STORIES”God bless you mum.”Go Ballistic – SunSport’s new podcastSUNSPORT is going Ballistic with the launch of our brilliant new podcast.
    Every day of the Euros host Roger Hannah will bring you all the latest news and views from the Scotland camp in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
    He will be joined by our men in Germany – Bill Leckie, Robert Grieve and Derek McGregor.
    And there will also be special guest appearances from our Euro 2024 columnist Gordon Strachan, regular columnist Kris Boyd and bookie basher Jim Delahunt.
    You can watch every episode on our website or our brand new YouTube channel.
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    Like the Wild West – Roy Keane reveals he was ‘thrown through window’ during ‘sneaky night out’ gone wrong in Nottingham

    ROY KEANE revealed he was “thrown through a bar window” during a “sneaky night out” in Nottingham shortly after he signed for Man Utd.The former Republic of Ireland captain joined Manchester United from Nottingham Forest in 1993.Roy Keane revealed he was thrown through a bar window during a night out in NottinghamCredit: YouTube/The OverlapRoy Keane joined the Red Devils from Nottingham Forest in 1993Credit: Mike Hewitt/Allsport/Getty ImagesIn the 12 years he spent at Old Trafford, Keane won seven Premier League titles, four FA Cups, and a Champions League, among a laundry list of trophies.Speaking on the latest episode of The Overlap, brought to you by Sky Bet, the Irishman revealed that he returned to Nottingham for a night out shortly after joining the Red Devils.However, what was supposed to be a jovial return to his former stomping ground went wrong in the most unexpected of ways.Keane said: “I got thrown through a bar window at Nottingham! “I was in a wine bar, and I had just come to United, and I remember I went back to Forest to check on my house.”The reserves were playing, but I had a sneaky night out, and I used to go drink when I was a Forest player.”I used to drink the wine from the bottle, I wouldn’t have the glass – it was cheap wine – like £6.”I was with a few lads and a few words were said, and this guy threw me out the window. I went through the window and a door, I landed out in the street, it was like the Wild West!Most read in Football”I was on the floor, but I still had the bottle of wine in my hand!”The 52-year-old shared a number of stories on the latest episode of the podcast, as well as some colourful views about current trends in football.Roy Keane made £800 off Sunderland players but lost dressing room with training ground trick that immediately backfiredThe former Ireland assistant manager has been out of the sport since a brief stint on the coaching ticket at the City Ground.His previous work included being the gaffer of Sunderland, guiding them out of the Championship and into the Premier League in 2007.He resigned from the job in December 2008, and pinpointed the moment he may have lost the dressing room during one segment on The Overlap.He explained: “I made £800-£900, but I probably lost the dressing room! “We were at pre-season, playing down at the Algarve somewhere, and Craig [Gordon]’s in goal – there was a free-kick, about 40-yards out – and he gets beaten. “He had a wall out – I said, ‘Why are you having a wall for? He’s miles away!’ “I’m trying to have a bit of banter, a bit of fun – it’s pre-season – I said, ‘I’ll go in goal tomorrow lads, if any of you want to take a free-kick against me, go 20-yards out, I’m going to have no wall’, and I said, ‘If any of you score, I’ll give you £1,000’. “A few missed and gave me £100.“So, the next day, it was a warm down, I said, ‘Lads, if any of you want to try it’, so I’m thinking one or two might try it, eight or nine started walking down, so I get into goal and I had no wall, 20 yards out, so I’m thinking I could be £9,000 down here. “You’re thinking one or two will definitely score if they hit the target, and hit it properly, I won’t be able to get near it. “I remember the two or three goalkeepers that were together – obviously Craig – they thought I was disrespecting them. “It was more the goalkeepers that were annoyed, the players that came thought this is a great laugh, ‘we could be getting £1,000 each tonight’. “No one scored – I made some decent saves. Well, it was £1,000 for each shot! “You can bet your life I was diving around like Peter Shilton! Strangely enough, they were very slow in paying me. This is where I kind of backfired a little bit.“The next day we had another friendly, I was thinking ‘no one’s paid me yet’. READ MORE SUN STORIES”It was half-time, the game was 0-0 – [the way] I was hoping it was going, so I’m having a go at the players, I went ‘Listen lads, you need to do better – and I better get my f*****g money tonight! You got to pay me that money tonight, I’m telling you’. “Eight or nine lads came up to me after the game, I went ‘It’s about time!’” More

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    Forgotten ex-Scotland star set for shock Man Utd move as he’s eyed for stunning role in Jim Ratcliffe revolution

    MANCHESTER UNITED are in the midst of a footballing revolution they hope will fire them back to the top of the game.And a former Scotland international looks set to be playing a MAJOR role in that revolution.Dougie Freedman won two Scotland capsCredit: Times Newspapers LtdFreedman has achieved lots of success in his current role after a spell as a managerCredit: ReutersSir Jim Ratcliffe is overhauling things at Old TraffordCredit: PASir Jim Ratcliffe completed his deal to buy 25 per-cent of Man Utd last month and things have been moving quickly.Omar Berrada was brought in from rivals Man City to become the new chief executive BEFORE Ratcliffe’s takeover had been officially rubber stamped.The new regime has also targeted Newcastle’s Dan Ashworth as their new technical director with the former Brighton chief closing in on that move.And another key role in the overhaul of the football department’s looks like it’s about to be taken by a forgotten former Scotland striker.Accrording to The Independent, Dougie Freedman is the man United want to become their new head of recruitment.Born in Glasgow, Freedman won two caps for his country.He scored on his international debut in a 2-1 win over Latvia in 2001 but only managed to add one further cap, with that appearance coming the following year.Although born in Scotland, Freedman spent his entire playing career in England.Most read in FootballHaving failed to make the first team at QPR, he broke through at Barnet and after a stunning debut season in front of goal earned a big move to Crystal Palace in 1995.Freedman would go on to play for Wolves, Nottingham Forest and Leeds as well, but it was with Palace he became a legend.Alejandro Garnacho ‘performs disgusting act on bench’ as fans joke ‘it’s peak Man Utd at the moment’He made just shy of 400 appearances across two spells for the Eagles.After retiring from playing in 2010, Freedman entered coaching and became Crystal Palace manager in 2011.Having initially been caretaker, he was appointed permanently and managed to steer the club to safety from Championship relegation.Freedman left Palace to take over as Bolton manager in 2012 before being sacked in 2014.He’d go on to become boss at another of his former clubs, Nottingham Forest, between 2015 and 2016.That would be his last job in management because he’s found plenty of success after moving into an upstairs role.Freedman returned to Crystal Palace once more in 2017 as sporting director and he’s achieved plenty of success.He’s overseen the recruitment of several players who have gone on to become huge Palace stars, including England internationals Ebere Eze and Marc Guehi.And it’s deals like that that certainly appear to have put him in line for the stunning move to Old Trafford.But it’s understood Palace are keen to keep Freedman, 49, at the club.They’re expected to offer him a new contract in a bid to fend off United’s advances.The overhaul of key personnel at Old Trafford comes with continued disappointment on the park.Erik Ten Hag’s men are 6th in the Premier League table, 11 points off the top four and 19 behind leaders Liverpool.Several key signings have flopped or flattered to deceive, with goalkeeper Andre Onana, Antony and Jadon Sancho – who has since returned to Borussia Dortmund – failing to meet expectations.That’s why the club are so keen to overhaul things on the recruitment side of things.Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page  More

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    Former Aberdeen star training with Man Utd as his career takes shock twist

    THE connection between Aberdeen and Manchester United is the stuff of Scottish football legend.Sir Alex Ferguson once left Pittodrie to rewrite the history books – with Gordon Strachan and Jim Leighton two more Dons heroes who have performed with distinction at the Theatre of Dreams.
    Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis looks dejected as Aberdeen face BurnleyCredit: Getty
    Erik ten Hag, manager of Manchester United, eased the pressure with a win over West HamCredit: Getty
    And visitors to first-team training at Carrington these last few weeks might have noticed another surprise link with the Dons.
    That’s because veteran former Aberdeen keeper Joe Lewis has been training with Erik ten Hag’s star-studded side.
    According to the Manchester Evening News, Lewis has been sporadically involved in Manchester United first-team training since joining up with the club to maintain fitness in December.
    They claim that he asked one of the United coaches about coming in to train – with the 36-year-old taking part in training this week as the Old Trafford men prepared for the clash with Aston Villa.

    With those who played against West Ham excused the session, Lewis took part in the session with back up keeper Altay Bayindir and Tom Heaton.
    It’s thought United will sign another goalkeeper next season, with the 37-year-old Heaton approaching the end of the new one-year extension he signed in June.
    Lewis joined the Dons from Fulham in 2016 and went on to make 271 appearances for the club during his seven year stint.
    A former club captain – was first choice at Aberdeen for years before losing his spot in the team to Kelle Roos last season.
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    He helped the Pittdrie club reach three cup finals in 2016, 2017 and 2018 but unfortunately had to settle for runners up medals in all the occasions.
    The goalkeeper was also named in the PFA Scotland team of the season in 2016/17.
    Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants Government to help pay for £2BILLION Wembley of the North Man Utd stadium
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    Scotland hero officially RETIRES with emotional post as ‘little lad from the East End’ hints at career change

    ROBERT SNODGRASS has signed off on his 20-year playing career with an emotional post on social media.The 36-year-old former Scotland international has been out of the game since leaving Hearts at the end of last season.
    Robert Snodgrass leads the way at Scotland trainingCredit: Kenny Ramsay – The Sun Glasgow
    Robert Snodgrass in actionCredit: Kenny Ramsay – The Sun Glasgow
    He’s previously graced massive clubs like Leeds United, West Ham, Aston Villa and West Brom – not to mention racking up 28 caps for Scotland.
    And in an emotional statement, he said he would be focusing on giving his knowledge and help to the next generation.
    Namechecking agents SMI World, it seems likely that his first steps will be in agency or coaching.
    “After 20 years of playing professional football I have officially retired and decided to call it day and hang the boots up.

    “A little lad from the east end of Glasgow got to live his childhood dream for 20 years playing at 10 great clubs, meeting amazing people and building relationships with staff and people around those clubs, getting to represent my country, playing over 600+ games scoring over 100+goals and 100+ assists is something I wouldn’t of never imagined doing, then getting told in 2014 I might never play football again after a career ending knee injury to then come back and play another 250+ games is something I am grateful for.
    “Big thank you to my family and friends and my agents @SMi_World for supporting me and being there, I wouldn’t have played for so long if I didn’t have the support of you all.
    “Thank you to my team mates and coaches.
    “Lastly a huge thank you to the supporters who drove me forward and supported me through good and bad times.
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    “I always tried to play for the badge and what that meant to the fans and the history and traditions of your football club, also knowing the money you paid to come and watch the least you deserved was a minimum of hard work and I hope I showed you that.
    “I will miss this beautiful game but after the last 6 months it’s time to give my knowledge and help to the next generation.”
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    Watch as Roy Keane loses his cool with Everton fan midway through Manchester United match

    ROY KEANE didn’t take kindly to being filmed during Manchester United’s 3-0 win over Everton.Said clip shows Keane gesticulating at the person recording him as he urges them to focus on the match instead.
    Keane is well-known for hating selfie requests so it’s understandable why he’d grow weary of being constantly filmedCredit: Twitter
    The Corkman was on punditry duty along with Michael Dawson and Karen CarneyCredit: Sky Sports

    The brief clip encapsulates two of the Ireland legend’s biggest pet peeves – society’s obsession with mobile phones and the ‘prawn sandwich brigade’.
    He famously ranted about the more casual members of Old Trafford’s fanbase in 2000.
    And the trend of modern football fans being less tuned into every second of the 90 minutes of a match has only worsened as people’s matchday habits now often incorporate recording portions of their day out.
    In the end the Red Devils great had the last laugh as Erik ten Hag’s men continued their barely believable run as the ‘form’ team in the Premier League.
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    They’ve won five of their last six league fixtures which has vaulted them up to sixth place.
    With early pacesetters Spurs falling away due to being riddled by an injury and suspension crisis and even Man City continuing to drop points, they are only six points off top spot.
    However, their performances remain largely unconvincing.
    While Alejandro Garnacho did give them a dream start with one of the greatest overhead kicks you will ever see, The Toffees were the better side throughout the opening half.
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    But wasteful finishing proved costly as the already gloomy mood around the Merseyside club was worsened by Anthony Martial and a Marcus Rashford penalty putting the result beyond doubt.
    Seven-time Prem winner Keane was in better form when reflecting on the teenager’s moment of genius.
    He purred: “Absolutely amazing. Brilliant. We had a great view of it.
    “Really good movement, great ball Lindelof, good run Dalot.
    “Obviously Rashford gets it, little run down the side. Very positive the first few minutes.

    “The ball goes in and I’m thinking…listen, it is very hard to talk about it because I have never done it in my life but when he does it, the contact he makes, the skill levels.
    “As soon as it leaves his foot – again, we were right behind it.”
    He added: “I am usually critical of goalkeepers, I will let him off with this one.
    “Brilliant goal and a brilliant start from United. Brilliant goal.” More

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    Most costly Man Utd failures and what happened after their Old Trafford nightmares including Di Maria, Lukaku and Sancho

    MANCHESTER UNITED are still the most-successful in the Premier League era – but they have made several expensive mistakes along the way.With 13 Prem titles in the bank, the Red Devils have had countless superstars pull on their famous jersey over recent years.
    Massimo Taibi was a complete disaster for Sir Alex FergusonCredit: Times Newspapers Ltd
    United have a history of making some incredible signings.
    Even as recently as last summer, they also have a knack for spending big on flops with £86million Antony still struggling to make an impact.
    From Alexis Sanchez and Angel Di Maria to Juan Sebastian Veron and Romelu Lukaku, check out our best XI of United mega-money failures.
    And we start in goal:
    GOALKEEPER – Massimo Taibi
    Cost: £4.5m from Venezia (1999)
    Sir Alex Ferguson was struggling to replace Peter Schmeichel and forked out £4.5m to Venezia for the Italian back in 1999.
    After flapping at a free-kick on his debut against Liverpool that allowed Sami Hyypia to score things failed to get better.
    In September he famously allowed a weak shot from Southampton’s Matthew Le Tissier slip through his legs and into the net, leading to him being dubbed ‘The Blind Venetian’ by a newspaper.
    Taibi only played once more for United, which was a crushing 5–0 defeat at Chelsea that October, before he headed back to his homeland.
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    Matteo Darmian cost United nearly £13m from TorinoCredit: AP:Associated Press
    DEFENDER – Matteo Darmian
    Cost: £12.9m from Torino (2015)
    Darmian has played 60 times in the Premier League in four years at United, but never made the right-back slot his own.
    Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s arrival saw his surplus to requirements, and he joined Parma on a four-year deal in 2019.
    Most recently, he became a Serie A winner with Inter Milan on loan.
    Daley Blind did not have much to smile about during his stint at UnitedCredit: Getty – Contributor
    DEFENDER – Daley Blind
    Cost: £14m from Ajax (2014)
    Always a tough one to judge, Blind both proved he was a good footballer and failed to shine while at Man Utd.
    After four years at the club, Blind opted to head back to Ajax where he has gone on to become a key player once more – and helped his side reach the Champions League semi-finals in 2019.
    Marcos Rojo was plagued by injuries while at Old TraffordCredit: Getty – Contributor
    DEFENDER – Marcos Rojo
    Cost: £16m from Sporting Lisbon (2014)
    Rojo was plagued by injuries and lack of form in his five years at the club.
    Back in February 2021, the Argentinian finally ended his Old Trafford nightmare by signing for Boca Juniors.
    Morgan Schneiderlin failed to hit the heights at Old TraffordCredit: PA:Empics Sport
    MIDFIELDER – Morgan Schneiderlin
    Cost: £24m from Southampton (2015)
    After seven years at Saints, Schneiderlin was supposed to be United’s midfield maestro for years to come.
    But after just two years, the France star was shipped off to Everton with 32 very underwhelming appearances under his belt.
    He’s now at Nice after his three-year stint on Merseyside.
    Sir Alex Ferguson splashed out £28m to sign Juan Sebastian VeronCredit: Getty
    MIDFIELDER – Juan Sebastian Veron
    Cost: £28m from Lazio (2001)
    Arguably one of the best midfielders of his generation, the only positive about Veron’s time at United was that at least it was better than his time at Chelsea.
    Both transfers frequently pop up in ‘worst Premier League transfers of all-time’ lists – and with good reason.
    The ex-Lazio man could have helped United be as unstoppable in Europe as they were domestically, but alas, it wasn’t to be.
    Antony has not lived up to the hype of an £86m signingCredit: Alamy
    WINGER – Antony
    Cost: £86m from Ajax (2022)
    Antony was signed with much fanfare by his former coach Erik ten Hag for a staggering £86m fee.
    And he got off to the best possible start by scoring on his debut against Arsenal at Old Trafford in a 3-1 win earlier in the campaign.
    However, since then he’s been labelled one dimensional.
    Eight goals in 39 games is a huge disappointment in his first campaign.
    Still time to turn it around, though.
    Angel Di Maria started well but soon dipped at the Red DevilsCredit: Getty
    WINGER – Angel Di Maria
    Cost: £59.7m from Real Madrid (2014)
    Superb at Real, brilliant at Paris Saint-German… bang average at United.
    Yes, we all remember his blistering first few weeks and that goal against Leicester, but what else did Di Maria do at Old Trafford? Very, very little.
    His single season at United, in which he and his family suffered a traumatic burglary while at their home, was worth nowhere near the £59.7m spent, before he went on to thrive in Ligue 1.
    Alexis Sanchez had an absolute stinker at UnitedCredit: Reuters
    FORWARD – Alexis Sanchez
    Cost: Free from Arsenal (2018)
    A free signing. What could possibly go wrong?
    Well, throwing £505,000-a-week down the drain and struggling to sell him due to his wages, that’s what.
    Former Barcelona and Arsenal star Sanchez scored three – just THREE – goals during his 18 months at Old Trafford… that’s roughly £40m in wages.
    After a loan spell, he left United for Inter Milan permanently in 2020.
    Romelu Lukaku failed to sparkle after his big move from EvertonCredit: Getty
    FORWARD – Romelu Lukaku
    Cost: £75m from Everton (2017)
    Both Chelsea and United were chasing Lukaku and Alvaro Morata in the summer of 2017.
    Maybe things would have been different for the two flop strikers had they switched destinations.
    But Lukaku – save for a few brief matches where he showed his unstoppable potential – was dreadful at United… at least, by the standard we now hold him to.
    Shipped off to Inter, Lukaku became one of Europe’s most-feared strikers thanks to his knack for scoring goals and that form secured him a £97.5m return to Chelsea.
    Although he has since struggled there and was loaned back to Inter.
    Henrikh Mkhitaryan only played 39 times for the Red Devils in the Premier LeagueCredit: PA:Press Association
    FORWARD – Henrikh Mkhitaryan
    Cost: £30m from Borussia Dortmund (2016)
    Sought-after by a host of Europe’s giants during his days in Ukraine and Germany, Man Utd won the race for Mkhitaryan’s signature.
    But after 39 disappointing Premier League appearances he was part of the ill-fated swap deal with Arsenal for Sanchez.
    He’s now performing admirably at Serie A side Roma. More