Incredible Fred stat for Manchester United shows his improvement in recent matches

The January transfer window slams shut in a matter of days. Whilst there are more outgoings at Old Trafford than incomings, it hasn't stopped the bookmakers tipping the Reds to make last-minute attempts for some of the hottest prospects in Europe.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been nominated for the Premier League’s Player of the Month award for January.

Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard could finally be on his way out of Old Trafford this month.

Ian Wright has advised Manchester United duo Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard to "relax" after the pair spent the beginning of their winter break training in Dubai.

Donny van de Beek could be the man to finally replace Christian Eriksen at Tottenham.

Louis Saha has picked Zinedine Zidane as the man best placed to become the new manager of Manchester United in the summer.

Wiley has responded to the backlash over his photo with footballers Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard, who were forced to apologise.  Earlier this week, a photo circulated on social media of the rapper posing with the Manchester United stars in a Dubai nightclub on Sunday.  However, it was highlighted that Wiley was embroiled in an anti-Semitism scandal after allegedly making offensive comments about the Jewish community in 2020.

A former Manchester United assistant manager is likely to be leading the Australian national team during their crucial World Cup qualifier with Vietnam on Thursday.

Time is running out for clubs up and down the country to complete their January transfer business ahead of the window closing at 11pm on Monday evening.

Manchester United have had three Premier League games picked out for TV coverage in March.

Two Manchester City fixtures have been chosen for live TV coverage during March.

A number of Manchester United supporters have expressed their concerns about the club being left light on midfield options if Donny van de Beek seals a loan move to Crystal Palace.

Ralf Rangnick has revealed the plans for Jesse Lingard's future to a Manchester United fan outside Old Trafford.The German coach's arrival gave Lingard renewed hope of getting back into the Red Devils starting XI, but that has not materialised in the weeks since.The attacker was therefore open to leaving the club on loan in the January transfer window ahead of assessing his options upon his contract expiry at the end of the season.However, United have blocked an approach from Newcastle, leaving Lingard in limbo again.But one thing is for sure - he will be leaving his boyhood club this summer, because Rangnick has confirmed it.In a TikTok video user PhezTheRed recorded the United manager signing autographs outside the Theatre of Dreams, presumably after their recent win over West Ham.The supporter tells him: "Ralf, we can't sell Lingard man. Please, he's my favourite player.

Manchester United are waiting on Newcastle to make a new offer to take Jesse Lingard on loan for the remainder of the season after talks between the two clubs failed to reach an agreement.

Manchester United are still hoping to loan Amad out before transfer deadline day, even if Jesse Lingard joins Anthony Martial in leaving the club this month.

Rio Ferdinand has urged two Manchester United players to leave the club this month to get first team football for the remainder of the season.

Bryan Robson has defended Manchester United captain Harry Maguire - but admits the £80million defender is no match for Paul McGrath or Rio Ferdinand.

Wiley following the rapper’s antisemitism controversy.Back in 2020, Wiley faced backlash after making anti-Semitic comments that led to his eventual suspension from social media sites. He began the tweets by talking about the music industry, writing: “A record deal is not to benefit you it’s to make the person who gave you the advance rich as hell while you take 17 or 18 per cent of net profit after costs.”He continued: “If you work for a company owned by 2 Jewish men and you challenge the Jewish community in anyway of course you will get fired.”This week, the Jewish Chronicle posted an article featuring an image of Rashford and fellow Manchester United player Jesse Lingard partying with Wiley in Dubai, which gained backlash online.England footballers pictured partying with disgraced rapper Wiley https://t.co/khv2CNRBaj— The Jewish Chronicle (@JewishChron) January 25, 2022In response, Rashford tweeted yesterday (January 25): “This picture has been brought to my attention which I understand now, given context, could easily be misconstrued.

Manchester United striker Anthony Martial has broken his silence after completing his temporary loan move to Spanish side Sevilla.

Change is coming at Old Trafford and it might arrive sooner than anticipated.

Manchester United's decision to reject approaches from Newcastle to take him on loan.The England international is desperate to leave Old Trafford after a season from hell – starting just twice under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick.It is a far cry from the promises made to the playmaker at the start of the campaign when he was told he would be a major part of the squad.That was enough to convince Lingard to stay at United despite pleas from West Ham for him to stay after a sensational loan period at the club.During 16 Premier League appearances, he scored nine goals and made four assists – boosting the Hammers into a European spot.But he has not even started in the league this season, mustering just 88 minutes in total and the 29-year-old is sick of it.According to the Telegraph, Newcastle had been keen on taking Lingard on until the end of the season on loan.However, United have rejected all approaches so far which has left the attacking midfielder reportedly angry and feeling disrespected.The Red Devils are aware that their squad might need adding to if they lose the player, especially with Anthony Martial on his way out and Donny van de Beek also looking to leave.Ralf Rangnick is trying to take the club into a top-four spot with Champions League football the minimum aim.Another reason behind United’s reluctance to lose Lingard at this point is the fact that a loan does not suit them at all.The Englishman will be out of contract at the end of the season, meaning that a loan will effectively put an abrupt stop to his Old Trafford career.While talks are ongoing with Newcastle desperate to bring in the midfielder, The Athletic report that a move is on the brink of collapse.West Ham and Tottenham are also looking to