Tag: Luke Shaw

Luke Shaw Backs Sharp New Keeper Lammens at United

Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
September 2025

Luke Shaw praised new goalkeeper Senne Lammens after his £18m move from Royal Antwerp, saying the 23-year-old “looks really sharp” in training. Shaw also stressed the importance of senior players helping new arrivals settle into Old Trafford life. With Andre Onana shipped off to Trabzonspor after repeated mistakes, Lammens was signed to become the long-term No.1. Ruben Amorim confirmed Altay Bayindir will start the Manchester derby, but insiders expect Lammens to step in soon as he adapts to Premier League intensity.

Shaw Frustrated After Leadership Group Snub

Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
August 2025

Luke Shaw is reportedly unhappy after being left out of Manchester United’s new six-man leadership group, which includes Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire. Manager Ruben Amorim hopes Shaw channels his frustration into better performances, though concerns have been raised about his pre-season intensity and focus.

Luke Shaw Open to Saudi Move as United Future Dims

Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
July 2025

Luke Shaw is weighing Saudi Arabia interest amid fears his United career is nearing its end. The 30-year-old only made 12 appearances last season due to injuries.
Shaw faces heavy competition from Dorgu, Dalot, and new signing Diego Leon. With two years left on his contract, United may entertain offers. Shaw reportedly started exploring options after sensing reduced playing time and squad priority under Amorim.

Manchester United Receive Key Injury Boost as Maguire and Yoro Return vs Nottingham Forest

Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro (Manchester United)
April 2025

Amorim confirmed Harry Maguire and Leny Yoro are fit to return for Tuesday’s Premier League clash with Nottingham Forest, with other injured players making steady progress toward returns.
Maguire and Yoro are fully available after calf and foot injuries, respectively, while Ayden Heaven’s issue is not serious. Luke Shaw and Mainoo are back in training, and Amorim praised Rashford’s loan form at Aston Villa.

Luke Shaw Nearing Manchester United Return After Lengthy Injury Spell

Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
March 2025

Luke Shaw was back in training on Friday alongside Harry Maguire and Leny Yoro, marking a potential return after months sidelined by injury.
Shaw hasn’t featured since December and has made just three appearances this season. Persistent knee and muscle issues have plagued the 29-year-old’s availability, casting doubt on his long-term reliability at Old Trafford.

Ratcliffe Slams Man United Wage Woes: Top Earners Missing, Salary Restructure Coming

Sir Jim Ratcliffe (Manchester United)
March 2025

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has revealed explosive details about Manchester United’s wage structure and player availability, highlighting that half of the club’s top earners have been unavailable under manager Ruben Amorim. He named Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Luke Shaw, and Mason Mount as players earning Premier League top-club wages but not contributing consistently. Ratcliffe warned this would not be tolerated under his ownership.
Ratcliffe said that the salaries of unavailable players amount to nearly half of United’s top payroll, likening it to the wage scale of a mid-table side like Nottingham Forest. With Rashford on £325k/week while on loan, Sancho costing the club half his wages at Chelsea, and Shaw sidelined for extended periods despite a lucrative renewal, Ratcliffe made it clear that future signings will follow stricter financial scrutiny. He also criticized Casemiro’s expensive deal and contrasted it with more sensible structures like Bruno Fernandes’. The club plans to reassess medical practices, reward performance-based contracts (e.g., Mainoo and Garnacho), and avoid bloated wage commitments going forward.

Manchester United – Summer Overhaul Incoming

Rashford, Casemiro, Antony, Sancho, Bayindir, Malacia, Shaw, Zirkzee, Evans, Heaton, Eriksen, Lindelöf
Summer 2025

Manchester United are preparing for a major squad overhaul, with up to 10 players set to leave, according to Manchester Evening News.
Veterans Jonny Evans and Tom Heaton are expected to retire, while Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelöf will reportedly be released as free agents. Players likely to be sold include Marcus Rashford, Casemiro, Antony, Jadon Sancho, Altay Bayindir, Tyrell Malacia, Luke Shaw, and Joshua Zirkzee. The club aims to raise funds and make way for new arrivals under their upcoming rebuild.

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