Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward is still hopeful of a cut-price fee for Jadon Sancho, but Borussia Dortmund are not budging on their asking price for the England man. Woodward and United famously missed out on Sancho’s signature last summer as
Manchester United are hoping this summer will be fourth time lucky when it comes to Jadon Sancho. The Borussia Dortmund star is back on the radar of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who is hoping to secure his signature when the transfer window reopens
United are eyeing several high-profile additions to Solskjaer’s first-team squad in the upcoming summer transfer window. Among those heavily linked include Dortmund wide-man Jadon Sancho, his team-mate Haaland, Spurs’ Kane and Real Madrid centre-half Raphael Varane. Haaland was previously thought to be
Manchester United chief Ed Woodward ’s*** himself’ when Tottenham called up to enquire about Anthony Martial and Juan Mata back in the summer of 2018, reports have claimed. The Red Devils supremo will be leaving Old Trafford at the end of the
Ed Woodward’s house reportedly suffered damage as angry protestors descended on his residence last week. The Manchester United chief was not home at the time. Supporters protested outside of Old Trafford on Thursday because the Red Devils had agreed to join the
Manchester United are set for a busy summer transfer window and Ed Woodward’s exit could reportedly help matters.
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has stressed that Ed Woodward’s successor must be appointed on merit rather than sentiment, with the controversial executive vice-chairman set to step down from his role at the end of the year. Ajax chief executive and
Labour are now demanding minutes of the meeting after Johnson made clear his position on the disastrous European Super League proposals earlier this week. Jo Stevens, Shadow Secretary of state for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, said: “The Prime Minister and his
Yet Express Sport understands that isn’t the case and that he’ll instead be staying at Old Trafford, poised to play a vital role in future ongoings at the club. His biggest responsibility is helping United across all levels, and with recruitment in
Woodward is also said to feel ‘huge remorse’ and feels the damage done by the six Premier League clubs who were involved is ‘irreparable’. We’ll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story. For the
