Man Utd fans all say the same thing after Amad scores minutes into Rangers debut

The dust has barely settled on a whirlwind night in Glasgow but the verdicts from across the globe have been steadily rolling.

Celtic thumped rivals Rangers 3-0 on Wednesday night in the Scottish Premiership, and a calamitous piece of defending by Borna Barisic has caught the eye of many.In the 44th minute, the ball was whipped into the box and Israeli winger Liel Abada was left completely unmarked and turned the ball home.Left-back Barisic allowed Abada to stroll into the box and convert without any pressure, and replays show that as soon as he was the Celtic forward striding onto the cross he knelt down in sheer disappointment himself.One Celtic fan wrote on Twitter: “Enjoyed this. Knew he’d f***ed up so just embraced it and had a little rest.”Another said: “The lad took his goal well but where on earth was the bloody full-back or are they not a thing these days?”One user added: “S***e defending that, still had time to get across his man but decided to sit down instead.”It was somewhat fortunate for Barisic that the chance was converted as the Croatian would not have been ready to clear the ball away if Allan McGregor had saved the shot, as pointed out by another fan: “Don’t think I’ve ever seen a player squat down before a goal is scored.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have secured their legacies as two of football’s greatest-ever players. But when it comes to free-kicks, the superstar duo cannot claim to have the same level of dominance.A statistical ranking of the top goalscorers from direct free-kicks has revealed that neither of football’s global icons have made it into the top three, although Ronaldo and Messi are as close as ever in terms of their contributions.Ronaldo has scored just one direct free-kick from his last 90 attempts, dating back to the 2017-18 season when he was at Real Madrid.Barcelona legend Messi, now at Paris Saint-Germain, has been more prolific with a dead ball situation, scoring eight times since the start of the 2019-20 campaign.Seven-time Ballon d’Or winner Messi, 34, can hang his hat on the half-century of free kicks he has whipped over the wall in his illustrious career.

Jadon Sancho has been told he needs to learn from Cristiano Ronaldo if he is to succeed at Manchester United.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst branded his Rangers side’s first half display shambolic and admitted it was like his players were experiencing the Old Firm derby for the first time.

Aaron Ramsey following Rangers' humiliating 3-0 defeat to Celtic in the Old Firm derby on Wednesday.The Juventus midfielder's loan move to Rangers was arguably one of the most shocking January transfer window deals, but people are now claiming that Ramsey may already be regretting the move.Goals from Reo Hatate and Liel Abada settled the tie as Celtic leapfrogged their city rivals into first place in the Scottish Premiership.A lack of fitness meant Ramsey, who has made just five appearances for Juventus all season, missed the tie, much to the frustration of Gers fans.The former Arsenal man has been out of sorts ever since leaving for Italy, but many on social media have jokingly suggested that he's now probably desperate to get back there."Aaron Ramsey's looking for his passport back to Juventus," tweeted one fan.Another said: "Rumour has it Aaron Ramsey [is] at the airport boarding a plane to Turin.A third wrote: "Has Aaron Ramsey got a flight back to Turin yet?"Who is going to win the Scottish Premiership this season? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section below...The defeat is the first match manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst has lost since replacing Steven Gerrard at the helm at Ibrox in November.Despite winning the title last season by 25 points, Rangers are already feeling the heat from their arch rivals, who have stormed back into the title picture with 11 wins from their last 12 league outings.Ramsey became the highest-earning British player in history when he joined Juventus after signing an eye-watering £400,000-a-week contract.Despite the mega deal, the Wales international has failed to nail down a place in Juventus' first team, and has been all but discarded by Massimiliano Allegri, who replaced

New Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic has played down the importance of taking the No7, previously worn by Cristiano Ronaldo, after securing his move from Fiorentina.

Juventus signing Dusan Vlahovic is set to move into Cristiano Ronaldo's old Turin mansion, according to reports in Italy.Juventus fought off interest from Arsenal to sign Vlahovic from Serie A rivals Fiorentina for £62million during the January transfer window. Turin, where the Old Lady are based, is 400km from the star's former club in Florence in the Tuscany region of Italy.While it comes as no surprise that Vlahovic is looking to move closer to his new employers, his choice of property has turned heads.Italian outlet Tuttosport have claimed the 22-year-old forward is set to move into the gorgeous home that Ronaldo lived in with his family during his own time at Juventus.

Aaron Ramsey won’t be handed an Old Firm baptism of fire as the Rangers new boy is forced to wait to make his Light Blues bow.

The January transfer window slammed shut at 11pm last night for English clubs across the Premier League and EFL.

on this link here.Batistuta is considered a club legend at Fiorentina, where he played between 1991 and 2000 and scored 207 goals and won the Serie B title and Coppa Italia.He moved to Roma in 2001 for a fee of €36million, which remained the highest ever fee for a player over the age of 30 until Cristiano Ronaldo moved from Real Madrid to Juventus in 2018.The Argentina international, who netted a penalty against England at the 1998 World Cup, won Serie A with Roma in 2000/01.

Donny van de Beek will spend the remainder of the season on loan at Everton after sealing a deadline day move from Manchester United.

West Ham and ex-employers Arsenal before sealing a loan switch to Scottish champions Rangers.And according to reports, the Welshman was also rejected by a plethora of Premier League sides, as the door slammed shut on a move back to England.Ramsey, 31, joined the Glaswegian outfit on Transfer Deadline Day from Juventus and will be available to make his first appearance for the club in Wednesday's Old Firm match against Celtic.

Marcus Rashford has sent a message to Donny van de Beek after the Dutchman ended his Old Trafford nightmare on Transfer Deadline Day.Everton announced the acquisition of Van de Beek, from Manchester United, on a loan deal until the end of the season.And Van de Beek will be hoping to remind people why he was one of Europe's most wanted midfielder's while at Ajax.Despite his promise at Ajax, the Dutchman struggled for game time at United, and fans were baffled by his treatment.But Rashford has pleaded with his teammate: "My brother. Go show them what you can do."Van de Beek said: "I had a really positive meeting with the new coach."We have the same ideas about football and he had a lot of influence on my decision."I played against him when I was at Ajax, and he was at Chelsea [as manager], so he knows me as a player."He thinks I have qualities that can help the team.

Squad numbers for the remainder of the season have been finalised by Manchester United - after the January transfer window came and went without any further additions.

With the January window closed, Manchester United will prioritise signing a central midfielder when they get down to business during the summer transfer window - but who might they recruit?

Marcus Rashford has sent a message to Manchester United teammate Donny van de Beek after he joined Everton on loan until the end of this season.

Rangers could secure the surprise signing of Arsenal hero Aaron Ramsey on transfer deadline day after Massimiliano Allegri reiterated his desire for the midfielder to leave the club.Ramsey has failed to fulfil his potential in Italy after walking away from Arsenal back in 2019, scoring six goals across his 70 appearances in all competitions.Initially joining on a four-year deal worth an estimated £325,000-a-week, Ramsey has only made 25 Serie A starts from 99 fixtures, scoring only five league goals.Despite his contract not due to expire until the summer of 2023, his parent club have made it clear that he is not part of their plans going forward.With Premier League sides Burnley and Wolves both showing interest, new Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst could go all out to try and tempt Ramsey to Scotland.According to Gianluca Di Marzio, negotiations are underway between Rangers and Juventus, with Burnley aiming to stay in the race on the final day of the transfer window.Allegri had said: "Ramsey, he returned today after we had given him a few days off to work, to train separately, in England.

Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has previously tipped Ousmane Dembele to be a future contender to win the Ballon d'Or, amid reports linking the Barcelona winger with a move to Old Trafford.

A £20million star with dazzling feet has just checked into Ibrox but former Rangers ace Greg Stewart fears another could be about to head out the exit.

Manchester United shouldn't have rushed to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo, says former midfielder Kleberson.The Portuguese made a high-profile return to Old Trafford in the summer from Juventus.But since the £12.8 million transfer, the 36-year-old has endured a challenging season.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer got the boot in November and the Red Devils have failed to mount a title push.Ronaldo has bagged 14 in all competitions and is the club's top goalscorer this term. But ex-United and Brazil international Kleberson reckons his former club might have dropped a clanger bringing him back.“To be honest, the Ronaldo experiment has been a bit of a failure so far - especially because of the level of player he is and how of late he has impacted the team," he said."When you look at the things he can bring to the club and what he brings to the fans, it’s not been amazing.“The current United team haven’t played well together of late."It’s a tough time for Ronaldo to have returned to the club.