Manchester United news

Some players have refused to sign a contract despite having the pen in their hand, while others have gone into hiding to avoid a transfer

Andre Onana has edged closer to the Manchester United exit door following positive talks over a €20m transfer for Antwerp stopper Senne Lammens.

Manchester United have reportedly offered Rasmus Hojlund to Bayern Munich but the German club have a few reservations surrounding the Dane's signing.

The centre-back has seen it all for the Red Devils, becoming so valuable that the club told him this summer that he simply could not leave

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's position at Manchester United is reportedly less secure than before after a clause emerged that could force him out of the club.

Tottenham are being sued by former sponsors INEOS over alleged talks with rival car manufaturer Audi during Harry Kane’s move to Bayern Munich. 

Refusing to play or train can often help a wantaway footballer force through a transfer - but it doesn't always work out that way...

Wayne Rooney has claimed that Manchester United "would be crazy" not to swoop for Champions League winner Gianluigi Donnarumma before the summer transfer deadline. The Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper is expected to leave the club and Rooney hopes United can win the race for his signature.

Antony is ready to wait until deadline day for a Real Betis return, with the Spanish club keeping their No.7 jersey open for the winger.

Manchester United loanee Marcus Rashford has given his take on which Barcelona player is the most underrated.

Mohamed Salah beat competition from the likes of Bruno Fernandes and Alexander Isak to claim the PFA Players' Player of the Year award on Tuesday.

Manchester United’s summer hunt for a new goalkeeper took a dramatic turn when their interest in Aston Villa star Emiliano Martinez hit a dead end. Despite strong pleas from manager Ruben Amorim, the club’s hierarchy reportedly refused to spend big on the Argentine World Cup winner.

Marcus Rashford has been given a strange new nickname at Barcelona that he doesn't understand, with the Manchester United loanee aiming to learn Spanish "as soon as possible". The 27-year-old attacker was part of the infamous “bomb squad” at Old Trafford alongside Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia – a group that Ruben Amorim deemed surplus to requirements. Barcelona swooped for Rashford last month, sealing a season-long loan that includes the option to buy him outright next summer.