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    newsfootball12 days ago

    Nobody has divine right to play every game for Manchester United, asserts Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

    Despite the club’s form post the restart, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has claimed that nobody at the club has a ‘divine right’ to play every game for Manchester United. The Red Devils have done well this season with them only five points behind fourth place Chelsea in the race for European football.
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    featurefootball15 days ago

    Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 32+ - Panic not, captains and not picks matter

    Liverpool have been crowned Premier League champions for the first time in over 30 years and with that the season is all but over. Yet with seven games left, everyone has something to play for and after another 60 plus average, it meant everyone had a ball and for those who didn’t, panic not.
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    newsfootball17 days ago

    Manchester United still need a number nine despite Anthony Martial’s performances, asserts Michael Owen

    Despite Anthony Martial scoring his first senior hattrick, Michael Owen believes that Manchester United need to find a more reliable number nine to lead their line. The Frenchman has had a very inconsistent season so far with him netting 19 goals in 36 appearances across all competitions.
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    newsfootball18 days ago

    Manchester United are not good enough to challenge for title yet, confesses Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

    Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has admitted that his current Manchester United side cannot challenge for the Premier League title just yet as they need a few more improvements. The Red Devils currently sit in fifth place but are 37 points behind league leaders Liverpool and 5 behind fourth-place Chelsea.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Thrived under players like Michael Carrick and Wayne Rooney, states Marcus Rashford

    Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has revealed that he has ‘thrived’ under players like Micael Carrick and Wayne Rooney during his initial days at the club. The 22-year old is a club graduate who made his senior debut for the Red Devils in 2016, three years after Paul Scholes retired.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes will transform Manchester United, proclaims Odion Ighalo

    Manchester United loanee Odion Ighao has confessed that the Red Devils need Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba playing together to succeed in the Premier League. The Frenchman has been heavily linked with a move away and many believe that Fernandes was brought in as an early move to replace Pogba.
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    newsfootball3 months ago

    Postponement of 2020 Euro is blessing in disguise for England, admits Dan Ashworth

    While the entire world is still dealing with a global pandemic, former FA technical director Dan Ashworth confessed that the postponing the 2020 Euro will be a blessing in disguise for England. The ex-official also backed the England squad to win the double of the Euro 2021 and 2022 World Cup.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    Door is still open for me to play for England, admits Jamie Vardy

    Leicester City star Jamie Vardy has admitted that he could play for England at the Euros with Gareth Southgate open to the move. The 33-year-old striker retired from international duty after the 2018 World Cup but injuries to Marcus Rashford and Harry Kane has seen Vardy’s name thrown in the ring.
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    newsfootball4 months ago

    Marcus Rashford set to return before end of season, confirms Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

    Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed that Marcus Rashford's recovery has been good with the star set to make a comeback before the end of the season. The striker was ruled out for four months in January after injuring his back with reports indicating that he could miss Euro 2020.
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    newsfootball6 months ago

    Reports | Manchester United keen on Islam Slimani and Odion Ighalo

    Manchester United are eyeing striker reinforcements after Marcus Rashford suffered a back injury that will keep him out of action for a significant amount of time. The Red Devils have identified Shanghai Shenhua’s Odion Ighalo and Leicester City’s Islam Slimani as potential replacements.
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