Jan Oblak struggles could be set to benefit Manchester United and David de Gea

Manchester United will be looking to avenge their sobering defeat to Watford earlier this season when they welcome the Hornets to Old Trafford on Saturday.

Ralf Rangnick says Dean Henderson's Manchester United future will not be decided until the summer.

Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick is expected to freshen up the team for Saturday's Premier League fixture at home to Watford.

Manchester United's Champions League last 16 tie against Atletico Madrid is delicately poised ahead of the second-leg at Old Trafford following a 1-1 draw in the Spanish capital.

Nemanja Matic has highlighted where Manchester United need to improve despite scoring late goal to rescue a draw against Atletico Madrid in the Champion League last-16 first leg.

Atletico Madrid their 1-0 lead over Manchester United in the Champions League. The BT Sport pundit, 47, slammed the awful positioning of Atleti goalkeeper Jan Oblak who was caught in no man's land as Anthony Elanga netted his first European goal.Played through on goal via a pinpoint pass from Bruno Fernandes, the teenager coolly slotted past Oblak to level the match ahead of the second leg tie at Old Trafford in three weeks' time.

Manchester United’s hopes in the Champions League in their 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid.The 19-year-old latched on to a neat pass from Bruno Fernandes before looking up and slotting a cool strike underneath the onrushing Jan Oblak in the 80th minute.Joao Felix had opened the scoring for Atletico after just seven minutes with a stunning header. The Portuguese forward met Renan Lodi’s cross from deep with a perfect diving header that left David de Gea with no chance.The home side almost doubled their lead on the cusp of half time as Sime Vrsaljko header bounced back off of the bar from close range from another superb delivery from Lodi.Manager Ralf Rangnick will have been pleased that his side will return to Old Trafford with the scores level, but his side will need to improve markedly on this performance.

Manchester United made the worst possible start to the first-leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tussle with Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium on Tuesday evening, falling behind inside just seven minutes.

Atletico Madrid won’t be relishing renewing acquaintances with Cristiano Ronaldo tonight (Wednesday evening).

Atletico Madrid are set to host Manchester United in the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie at the Wanda Metropolitano on Wednesday night.The Spanish champions have built a reputation in the past for being the go-to place for Premier League clubs to do their shopping during the transfer windows.A host of current and past stars of the league have been signed from Atletico, including former Liverpool and Chelsea striker Fernando Torres and Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero.Therefore, here are seven of the most impressive stars sold to the Premier League by Atletico in the past.Belgian centre back Toby Alderweireld joined Atletico in 2013 after spending nine years with Ajax after joining their famous youth academy aged 15.Alderweireld made 22 appearances for Atletico as they won the league in his first season in Spain but was unable to establish himself as a regular starter.He was loaned to the Premier League the following year, starring for Southampton as they qualified for the Europa League, earning him a permanent move to Tottenham Hotspur.Across his six years with Spurs, the Belgian international made over 200 appearances and was part of a side which reached the final of the Champions League in 2019.Despite spending just one season with Atletico's first team, Rodri did spend six years in the club's academy before his spell with Villarreal.Having returned to Madrid in 2018, the midfielder's performances that season resulted in Manchester City paying over £50million to sign him a year later.He has since gone on to win a league title and two League Cups with City, becoming an integral member of Pep Guardiola's side and is capable of the occasional long-range screamer.David de Gea was just 20 when he left

Some of the Manchester United squad to face Atletico Madrid has been revealed after the team departed for the Spanish capital on Tuesday afternoon.

Gary Neville has admitted he’s concerned with the amount of saves David de Gea is making for Manchester United ahead of what will likely prove a pivotal month.

Manchester United. The Spanish goalkeeper will be out of contract at United at the end of next season.United are expected to open talks with De Gea about a new deal this summer, in the hope of keeping him at Old Trafford.And De Gea admits he is so settled in Manchester that he couldn't ever see himself joining another club.He said: "I've been here for many years and, obviously, anything can happen in life, in the world of football, but honestly I don't see myself away from Manchester United."De Gea struggled to settle at United after joining them from Atletico Madrid in 2011 for a then British record £18.1m.But the 31-year-old went on to establish himself as United's undisputed No.1 - and is now the longest serving player at Old Trafford.De Gea came close to joining Real Madrid in 2015, but the deal collapsed at the 11th hour.Since then he went on to become one of the highest paid keepers in world football on a deal worth £400,000-a-week and has helped United win seven trophies, including their last Premier League title in 2013.Last week, Andy Cole claimed that United would be condemned to a mid-table finish without De Gea."Without this guy's form, Manchester United are mid-table," the 1999 treble-winner said of De Gea."I don't think anyone can argue about that.

David de Gea has suggested he wants to remain at Manchester United past the expiration of his current contract.

David de Gea

Manchester United attacker Anthony Elanga looked as though he was hit by an object during his side’s 4-2 win over Leeds.In the first game in front of fans between the two at Elland Road since October 2003, the teenager dropped to the floor holding his head after Fred gave United a 3-2 lead in the 70th minute and the team celebrated by the corner flag. It looked as though the object was a coin thrown by a fan.Elanga, who was only on the pitch for three minutes after Ralf Rangnick substituted him on, was hurt by the object and subsequently received medical attention.

Gary Neville was left gutted as Manchester United were stunned by two goals in 24 seconds from Leeds United on Sunday. United were winning and in control of the game thanks to first-half goals from Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes at Elland Road.However, the hosts produced a spirited fight back after the break as Rodrigo and Raphinha's two goals inside a minute of each other pulled Leeds back level at 2-2.This left Neville in shock in the commentary box and struggling to hide his frustration after watching his former side throw away their well-earned two-goal cushion.Rodrigo first got Marcelo Bielsa's side back into the match after catching out David de Gea with a looping cross that dropped into the net at the far post.In response, Neville said: "Well, it’s a big counter-attack and he’s looking for Raphinha at the back post - it isn’t a shot and David De Gea will not be happy with himself."That whipped cross has done David De Gea.

Ralf Rangnick made a number of eyebrow-raising changes ahead of the eagerly anticipated Premier League clash but his tinkering just about paid off.Harry Maguire opened the scoring at a sodden Elland Road with his first Red Devils goal in over a year to silence his doubters before Bruno Fernandes headed in a second on the stroke of half-time.Two Leeds goals in the space of a minute then flipped the game on its head.Rodrigo's mishit cross floated over a hapless David De Gea before Raphinha sparked bedlam at Elland Road tapping in from a drilled Dan James cross.United then reclaimed the lead thanks to Fred's smashed effort before Anthony Elanga sealed the vital three points for United late on.Daily Star Sport takes a look at three big calls that Rangnick got right and the one he got wrong in the crucial win...And three things he got right...Paul Pogba has made an impressive return from injury in recent weeks and looked a powerful presence in the first half against Leeds on Sunday.It was therefore a surprise to see the Frenchman pulled off after 67 minutes with Marcelo Bielsa's side having fought back from two goals down.Rangnick replaced him for Fred and it proved to be an inspired substitution.The Brazilian smashed home after receiving the ball from Sancho to regain United's lead a matter of moments after his entrance.While many questioned the decision to make the midfield change with the scores locked at 2-2, it proved to be the decisive moment.Anthony Elanga then added to Rangnick's substitute delight, grabbing the fourth late on with a slotted finish.Will Manchester United finish in the top four this season? Let us know in the comments section.Harry Maguire has been on the back end of some heavy criticism this season,

Manchester United return to Premier League action this afternoon as they travel to Elland Road to face Leeds.

Manchester United face historic rivals Leeds United on Sunday, as the Reds look for another crucial three points in the top four race.

Ralf Rangnick has set Manchester United a challenge to reduce the number of shots they face on target and, in turn, their over-reliance on goalkeeper David de Gea.