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Manchester United defender Harry Maguire allegedly refused to pay a £50,000 bribe to Greek police that would make his “Mykonos assault case go away”. The England international has been handed a 15-month suspended sentence after being found guilty of non-serious assault, resisting arrest and attempted bribery. The incident in question took place during a family holiday in August 2020.

Manchester United icon Paul Scholes has sparked social media outrage after appearing to delete a sarcastic Instagram story targeting interim manager Michael Carrick. Following a 2-1 loss to 10-man Newcastle United, the former midfielder took a public swipe at his ex-team-mate's coaching credentials despite the Red Devils' recent climb to third in the Premier League.

Michael Carrick’s unbeaten streak as Manchester United manager ended in a storm of frustration at St. James' Park. Following a 90th-minute winner from Will Osula, the United boss was seen pointedly ignoring his squad on the pitch, choosing instead to acknowledge the travelling fans before disappearing alone down the tunnel.

Newcastle United produced a night of pure Premier League drama at St. James' Park as the 10-man Magpies stunned Manchester United in a 2-1 victory. While the match was defined by red cards and late twists, it was the solo brilliance of William Osula that stole the headlines, ending Michael Carrick’s unbeaten start as Red Devils boss in spectacular fashion.

Manchester United have been brutally trolled by eagle-eyed Newcastle supporters, with fans unearthing a 12-year-old social media post that shows William Osula at Old Trafford and mingling with Red Devils legends. United seemingly passed up the chance to sign the Danish forward as an academy prospect, and have seen him come back to haunt them as a senior Premier League star.

Manchester United lost for the first time under Michael Carrick as they fell to a 2-1 defeat against 10-man Newcastle on Wednesday. Despite having the numerical advantage for the entire second half, the Red Devils were unable to make it count after Casemiro equalised Anthony Gordon's penalty, and were made to pay by Will Osula's superb strike in the final minute for the Magpies.

Former Manchester United star Jesse Lingard is on the verge of making his highly anticipated debut for Brazilian giants Corinthians. After leaving Seoul in December, the 33-year-old attacker has officially started a tailored training program in Sao Paulo. While awaiting his work visa clearance, Lingard is gearing up to reunite with Memphis Depay in South America.

Manchester United's Under-18s secured a thrilling 3-1 comeback victory over West Ham in extra-time to reach the Premier League Cup final. Watched by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, 16-year-old Kai Rooney mirrored his father's big-game legacy, coming off the bench to seal the win alongside standout talent JJ Gabriel. The young Red Devils now prepare to face Crystal Palace.

Manchester United defender Harry Maguire has been found guilty of non-serious assault and handed a suspended 15-month jail sentence, reduced from an original sentence of 21 months following the retrial into a violent incident in Greece in 2020. Maguire was arrested six years ago while holidaying with eight other people, including his sister, brother and wife.

Ex-Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood has apologised for his previous criticism of Benjamin Sesko amid the Manchester United forward's improved form under Michael Carrick. Having once claimed that Sesko was "not good enough" for a club the size of United, Sherwood admitted he has been proven wrong by the 22-year-old’s recent performances. The pundit praised the "attitude" shown by Sesko during his resurgence.

David and Victoria Beckham have publicly reached out to their eldest son, Brooklyn, to mark his 27th birthday. Their social media messages served as a significant olive branch following a period of intense public estrangement and a "bombshell" statement from Brooklyn earlier this year. Despite the lingering tension and serious allegations regarding the family dynamic, his parents have chosen to lead with love and nostalgia on his milestone day.

Manchester United midfielder Jack Fletcher has been hit with a long ban for using homophobic language while playing for the club's under-21 side. Fletcher, the son of former United midfielder and recent caretaker coach Darren, has admitted to using a discriminatory term during an EFL Trophy match at Barnsley in October, which led to him being sent off. He has apologised for the offence caused by his words.

Wes Brown has staunchly defended Roy Keane following allegations of "bullying" made by a former Manchester United medical staff member. The ex-United defender dismissed the claims, insisting that while his former captain's blunt honesty can often be harsh, it is simply a reflection of his character rather than malice.