Manchester United showed their resilience after coming from behind to beat Viktoria Plzen in their Europa League match. After trailing for most of the game due to an early goal by Plzen's Vydra, United's Hojlund scored twice to secure the win. The victory leaves Man Utd unbeaten and sitting in fifth place in the group table. With impressive performances from players like Amad and Mazraoui, United is showing promising signs for the rest of their season.
As Manchester United prepares for the January transfer window, former goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar issues a warning for the club to avoid making too many changes. With a new sporting director and co-owner, the Red Devils have already made numerous signings and departures in the summer. However, Van der Sar believes that stability is crucial for a team's success and urges for synchronization between the coaching staff and footballing hierarchy during the transfer period to avoid any potential problems.
Follow along as Manchester United faces off against Viktoria Plzen in a highly anticipated Europa League match. Despite their current position in the table, the Red Devils remain undefeated and are determined to maintain their streak against their opponents. Be sure to join the conversation on social media using #bbcfootball and stay updated with live coverage on WhatsApp or text. Lisandro Martínez has emerged as a top player so far with an impressive 41 passes and 5 possessions won. Watch out for a chance from Bruno Fernandes, assisted by Joshua Zirkzee, as they come close to scoring against Plzen's defense led by Casemiro and Lisandro Martinez. This game is crucial for players like Casemiro to solidify their spot in Amorim's starting 11 in the upcoming matches.
With the Premier League transfer window quickly approaching, top teams like Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal are all preparing for potential changes to their rosters. Manchester United's new manager Ruben Amorim could be looking to make his mark with the potential signings of Viktor Gyokeres and a potential sale of Marcus Rashford. Liverpool, on the other hand, may have to face the possibility of losing key players like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah, and Virgil van Dijk. Meanwhile, Arsenal may be looking to strengthen their squad due to an increasing injury crisis, while also potentially seeing the departure of players like Jakub Kiwior and Gabriel Jesus. This month will bring plenty of exciting news from the transfer market, so stay tuned as Mirror Football keeps you updated.
Manchester United is seeking to secure a deal with Bayern Munich for Alphonso Davies in favour of Real Madrid. The team is experiencing the toll heavy injuries have caused their left-backs, Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia. However, the club has been dealt a blow by news of midfielder Davies’ high demands for a £10 million signing bonus and £240,000 weekly wage. Davies' agent has clarified contract and club rumours and states a new Bayern contract is also a possibility. With desperate need for a reliable replacement, United are scrambling to secure a deal for the Canadian star before Real Madrid.
With the January transfer window fast approaching, clubs in the Premier League are scrambling to secure deals before the deadline. Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City are all looking to make moves, with the likes of Viktor Gyokeres, Alexander Isak, and Florian Wirtz being among the rumored targets. Meanwhile, young talents such as Oscar Bobb and James McAtee may be part of potential swap deals, and Alexis Mac Allister has expressed his desire to eventually play in La Liga. Keep up with all the latest transfer news and updates here on Mirror Football.
In a surprising turn of events, Dan Ashworth has announced his departure from Manchester United after just five months in his role as sporting director. Ashworth, who was seen as a statement appointment by controlling owners INEOS, oversaw a £200m summer spend on new players and the hiring of Ruben Amorim as the new Man Utd manager. His departure comes following the team's recent 3-2 home defeat to Nottingham Forest and raises questions about the direction of the club.
Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim has shouldered the blame for his team's recent struggles, including conceding three goals from set pieces. Despite his team's poor performance, Amorim remains hopeful and is focused on improving his team's performance through hard work and dedication in training.
After suffering a 3-2 home defeat to Nottingham Forest, Manchester United has now lost back-to-back games under new boss Ruben Amorim. Despite winning only one of his four league games in charge, Amorim remains confident and has stated that there is no quick-fix for the team's struggles. United, now sitting in 13th place, will need to regroup under Amorim's leadership in order to turn their season around.
The Premier League did not disappoint in today's matches, with Chelsea defeating Southampton with a dominant 5-0 lead while Man City also secured a strong 3-0 win against Forest. Everton had a smashing victory over Wolves, while Newcastle and Liverpool drew in a thrilling match. Timber opened the scoring for Arsenal in their 1-0 win against Manchester United, and Villa beat Brentford in a close match. The morning live-text team will have all the reactions and updates on the BBC Sport website, while tomorrow's matches promise more excitement as Fulham takes on Brighton and Bournemouth faces Tottenham.