Tag: Manchester United

Yorke tells Amorim to back youth as Sesko faces month on sidelines

Ruben Amorim (Manchester united)
November 2025

Benjamin Sesko’s knee scare against Tottenham has eased after scans showed no major ligament damage, but Manchester United still expect their marquee striker to miss up to a month, leaving Joshua Zirkzee as Ruben Amorim’s only natural centre-forward. Dwight Yorke has warned United not to chase short-term stopgaps and instead promote from the under-23s, arguing Amorim should invest minutes in fresh talent rather than repeat past mistakes of panic signings that struggled to cope with Old Trafford’s demands.

Nagelsmann reveals Havertz relapse as Arsenal star faces longer road back

Kai Havertz (Arsenal)
November 2025

Kai Havertz has suffered a minor relapse in his recovery from knee surgery after injuring himself in training following Arsenal’s season opener against Manchester United, extending a stop start year that already included a hamstring layoff and keeping his return date uncertain for club and country. Julian Nagelsmann says Havertz is broadly doing well but needs time to regain rhythm alongside Jamal Musiala, echoing Mikel Arteta’s earlier warning that Arsenal must protect the knee carefully so he can come back for the long term rather than risk repeated breakdowns.

Sancho holds talks with Turkish giants as Old Trafford exit nears

Jadon Sancho (Manchester United)
November 2025

Jadon Sancho’s troubled Manchester United career has taken another twist as he and his representatives reportedly opened talks in Istanbul with Fenerbahce, Besiktas and Galatasaray, exploring a permanent escape from Old Trafford after another disappointing loan spell that has yielded limited minutes at Aston Villa. Frozen out by Ruben Amorim and banished by Erik ten Hag, the winger has taken loans at Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea and now Villa. He is ready to accept a big pay cut to around seven or eight million pounds to restart his career.

Cunha deepens bond with United fans by fronting local Christmas lights switch-on

Matheus Cunha (Manchester United)
November 2025

Matheus Cunha has strengthened his connection with Manchester United supporters by agreeing to help launch Altrincham’s “Neon Noel” Christmas celebrations, underlining his commitment to the local community while he continues adapting on the pitch following a £62.5 million move from Wolves. Despite only one league goal so far, his tireless work and versatility in Amorim’s system have impressed fans, who now see a boyhood United supporter embracing the area as he turns on the lights alongside actor Sam Aston. Cunha says Old Trafford always felt special from childhood days watching Premier League games at his grandmother’s house.

Kai Rooney tipped as future United talisman in “next Rooney” talk

Kai Rooney (Manchester United)
November 2025

Kai Rooney (Manchester United) is drawing attention as he rises through the academy, playing up with under 18 and under 23 squads while supporters and club figures wonder if he can eventually mirror his father Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) as a talismanic forward. Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) told GOAL for GeckoPlay that Kai is doing really well at higher age levels, saying another Rooney leading the line would delight fans and the Rooney family, and calling Wayne’s drive, hunger and technique a benchmark for his son.

Ferguson lauds Lammens and urges patience as Amorim rebuilds Manchester United

Senne Lammens (Manchester United)
November 2025

Sir Alex Ferguson praised new goalkeeper Senne Lammens for an excellent early impact after Andre Onana’s loan exit, saying the Belgian looks very promising while new arrivals Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha have helped Ruben Amorim steer Manchester United away from last season’s chaos toward a steadier platform. Speaking to Raceday RTV, he said United must turn their unbeaten spell into real success, urged supporters to be patient as changes settle and insisted that runs of consecutive wins should again become normal at Old Trafford as Amorim continues shaping a stronger and more competitive squad.

Amorim lines up Elliot Anderson and Baleba as he plans United midfield shake-up

Ruben Amorim (Manchester United)
November 2025

Ruben Amorim wants to toughen Manchester United’s soft centre by targeting Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest) as a priority midfield signing who can play as a holding player or box to box, with his value rising after strong club form and an impressive start for England. Forest hold a contract until 2029 and a valuation near seventy five million pounds, so United may pivot back to Brighton’s Baleba if talks stall. Brighton previously demanded a Caicedo-level fee, which made United walk away, but Amorim still views the 21 year old as an ideal long-term piece.

Welbeck tipped for shock United return to guide struggling Sesko after knee scare

Danny Welbeck (Brighton)
November 2025

Danny Welbeck (Brighton) has been linked with a surprise return to Manchester United, with observers suggesting the in-form 34-year-old could mentor Benjamin Sesko (Manchester United) and bolster a misfiring attack as the young Slovenian battles poor form and a worrying new knee problem. Revitalised under Fabian Hurzeler (Brighton), Welbeck has hit six league goals in 11 games, prompting rumours of a comeback to Old Trafford. Sesko’s latest setback came after a lively cameo against Tottenham, cut short by a knee issue that left Ruben Amorim (Manchester United) concerned and increased pressure to sign a striker.

Real Madrid set Endrick loan to Lyon to restart minutes

Endrick
November 2025

With opportunities scarce under Xabi Alonso following injury setbacks, Madrid approved a loan in principle to Lyon. Manchester United and Aston Villa probed late but Lyon’s guaranteed role and pathway toward Brazil consideration swayed the forward. The plan prioritizes starts and defined responsibilities over cameo minutes. Madrid retain long-term belief after a mixed debut season; Lyon gain a high-ceiling finisher to spearhead attack, with performance targets likely embedded to track progress before summer 2026.

Rooney slams United’s pre-INEOS recruitment as “horrendous”

Wayne Rooney
November 2025

Rooney labelled United’s pre-Ratcliffe recruitment strategy erratic, highlighting costly marquee arrivals such as Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku and short-term bets like Zlatan Ibrahimović as emblematic of a lack of football vision before INEOS assumed football control. He contrasted that era with recent targeted moves under the new structure—Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, Senne Lammens—citing improved balance and form. United’s unbeaten run across five has eased pressure as the club pivots to profile-driven squad building.

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