Man Utd 'could provide solution to Antoine Griezmann saga' and 60th minute substitutions

Cristiano Ronaldo has been pictured sporting a black eye following a collision whilst on international duty.

Kieran Tierney’s eye-watering £110,000-a-week contract at Arsenal has seen him make it into the top 20 paid players in Europe. The Scotland star, ruled out of the do-or-die Nations League clash against Ukraine, penned the Gunners deal last year with that staggering wage reported.

Erik ten Hag knew exactly how Cristiano Ronaldo would react to being dropped from Manchester United's starting XI.

Coronavirus pandemic, the award returned in 2021 as Messi claimed the honour for the seventh time of his career, with Cristiano Ronaldo second on the list with five. But, after a tough first season with Paris Saint-Germain, Messi and team-mate Neymar have both been omitted from the 30-man shortlist.

Manchester United career got off to the worst possible start, as he threw up and had his head cut open along with losing the Manchester derby.Evra joined United in 2006, and went on to have a brilliant career at Old Trafford, winning 14 trophies in an eight-year stint with the Red Devils. The Frenchman arrived at United with a lot of promise, after helping former side Monaco reach the Champions League final in 2004.However, although it ultimately worked out for Evra, life at United couldn't have started much worse for the defender.

Roy Keane has surprised supporters by returning for Manchester United’s Legends of the North clash against Liverpool.The Irishman, 51, previously revealed that it was "very, very embarrassing" he was unable to play in testimonial matches for being too unfit - but United have announced that he will be making a shock appearance.The former captain is representing United's team at Anfield, in a second-leg battle for a contest that has raised over £1.3million for the club's foundation.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo charged by FA over slapping phone out of young supporter's hand It comes as a bit of a shock as Keane, when speaking to Off The Ball, explained: "I'm not fit. I'm far from fit. My fitness levels are actually very, very embarrassing.

Manchester United have leapfrogged local rivals Manchester City for the largest wage bill in Premier League history. The Red Devils revealed a Premier League-record wage bill of £384million after last season.

Here are your Manchester United morning headlines on Saturday, September 24.

Manchested United are reportedly 'considering a move' for Tottenham's Harry Kane as a potential replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo.

Barcelona forward Memphis Depay has opened up on his future at the Spanish club after being heavily linked with a return to Manchester United.

Manchester United summer signing Christian Eriksen has opened up on the start of the season under Erik ten Hag, admitting that the team were 'searching' for a period of time.

Manchester United defender Brandon Williams has slammed Harry Maguire’s social media trolls as ‘little idiots on Twitter’. Maguire finds himself under the spotlight yet again, having been displaced by Erik ten Hag’s new preferred defensive duo Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane. The England international has not started a Premier League match since United’s horrific 4-0 away defeat to Brentford in August.

Bruno Fernandes has signalled his intention to remain at Old Trafford "for five years" - even if Manchester United are struggling to end their trophy hoodoo. The Portuguese midfielder, 28, has been a huge hit in Manchester since his mid-season arrival in the 2020 January transfer window but is yet to aid them to any silverware.

Manchester United starlet Ramon Calliste wasn't able to live-up to his promise on the pitch - but the Welshman has still made a success of himself.A serious ankle injury suffered in 2006 put pay to Calliste's hopes of a professional football career. Rather than let that define his life, though, he moved into a new venture selling watches.And fast forward 16 years, the 36-year-old is now running a business which makes £5million-a-year.

Manchester United ace Bruno Fernandes has played down suggestions that his drop off in form last season was caused by playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cristiano Ronaldo has earned a new nickname at Manchester United with his importance to Erik ten Hag's side slowly beginning to increase.The 37-year-old has made, by his standards, a torrid start to the season after netting just once in eight appearances - most of which have been from the bench - having lost the manager's trust after spending the summer trying to engineer a move away.However, after scoring in United's 2-0 Europa League victory over FC Sheriff last week, Ronaldo's form seems to be on the up and defender Lisandro Martinez paid tribute to his team-mate on Instagram, revealing a new nickname.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo hailed after interaction with young Man Utd fan caught on cameraMartinez, who has become a close confidant of Ronaldo's over the past few weeks, wrote: "El bichoooo", which means, "The Bug" in English.It was moniker Ronaldo picked up during his nine-year stint at Real Madrid. Spanish commentator Lama first used the name to signify the way in which the five-time Ballon d'Or winner would frighten, and often devour, defenders, just as bugs tend to frighten people, and devour their prey.The name stuck, and Madrid fans soon began chanting 'El Bicho' from the stands, especially when Ronaldo was on a hot scoring streak.Will Cristiano Ronaldo push for a move away in January? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Speaking after the win over Sheriff, Ten Hag insisted that Ronaldo was "committed" to the club and suggested he had plans to begin reintegrating the Portugal superstar into his starting line-up."I think he’s totally committed to this project and totally committed to this team, totally involved.

Cristiano Ronaldo hugging a young Manchester United supporter as he boarded the team's bus ahead of their Europa League match against FC Sheriff.The video was captured as United's players left their hotel in the Moldovan capital of Chisinau on Thursday. When Ronaldo appeared, a roar went up among the crowd that had gathered outside before a boy wearing a United top broke through security and ran towards the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.Ronaldo gave the youngster a warm hug before leading him towards the team bus so he could sign the back of his shirt for him, prompting a similarly warm reaction on social media.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo bats off fan wanting selfie with Man Utd star at half-time"That little gesture meant the whole world to that little boy," one fan tweeted, while a second wrote: "This is how humanity needs to be! The GOAT!"A third commented: "A father first and then an absolute legend right after."Ronaldo finally opened his account for the season a few hours later after netting United's second goal from the penalty spot in a 2-0 win over Sheriff, after Jadon Sancho had opened the scoring.What did you make of Ronaldo's gesture? Let us know in the comments section below.United boss Erik ten Hag spoke about Ronaldo after the match, insisting that the 37-year-old "needed" that goal."Many times he came close, but he wanted that so much.

Manchester United are one of a number of Premier League clubs said to be monitoring French attacker Antoine Griezmann with a view to a potential January swoop.

Manchester United have launched an investigation after 12 members of their squad all fell ill on the same day.According to The Sun, several players and staff members reported feeling unwell on Friday, the morning after their Europa League win over FC Sheriff in Moldova. As many as 12 members of the travelling party are said to have been affected by the outbreak, which is currently being put down to potential food poisoning.The club are hoping to uncover whether the incident came as a result of something the group ate during their time in Chisinau or on the plane back to England.READ MORE: Eight Man Utd flops who left Old Trafford and enjoyed great careers elsewhereSeveral players missed training on Friday due to the outbreak, before returning to the club's training ground on Saturday.