Man Utd fans beg Phil Jones to 'find new club' as he's axed from squad list

A gay man who fled Palestine for asylum in Israel has been found brutally murdered.Trigger Warning: This story discusses the brutal murder of a gay man, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.On October 5, the dismembered and decapitated body of Ahmad Abu Murkhiyeh, 25, was found in the Palestinian city of Hebron.In a report from the Associated Press, Palestinian police disclosed that Abu Murkhiyeh’s body was found near his family’s house.A spokesperson for the Palestinian police said that an acquaintance of the victim has been arrested in connection with the killing but no motive has been announced. According to Rita Petrenko, founder of Israeli gay rights organisation Al Bait Al Mokhtalef, Abu Murkhiyeh left Palestine two years ago after he was outed and feared for his life.   In an interview with the Associated Press, Petrenko revealed, “He told me people not only in his family but in the village wanted to kill him,” Petrenko continued, “He was scared of his brothers, his uncles, his cousins.”According to Mako, his friends claim that he was abducted.

These are your Manchester United morning headlines for Sunday, September 25.

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’s introduction in Manchester United’s ‘Legends of the North’ charity clash with Liverpool was greeted with loud boos from home supporters.

Manchester United ended up paying out £15million after sacking Ralf Rangnick at the end of last season - just six months after appointing him as interim coach. The German coach was brought in to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last season as a safe pair of hands until the summer where a permanent option would be picked.

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Friday, September 23.

Paul Pogba. The France international left Manchester United in the summer for Juventus after seven years at Old Trafford where he ultimately failed to live up to his £89million price tag.

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has settled down well since moving to the UK from the Netherlands - and doesn't even mind the weather. The Argentinian model and professional dancer has joined her partner in Manchester following his £47million move from Ajax - where he continues to impress having reunited with Erik ten Hag.Muri has also gained thousands of new followers thanks to her connection with one of the biggest club on the planet - and took part in a Q&A with some of them this week. READ MORE: Geoff Shreeves 'nearly took Sir Alex Ferguson's eye out' with champagne cork When asked how she is finding the city of Manchester and what the weather has been like, Muri replied on her Instagram story: "It's beautiful and the weather...

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 have confirmed their full legends squad to face Liverpool at Anfield this Saturday at 3pm.

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.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be set for a shock return to management after being 'mentioned internally' at Brighton & Hove Albion. Brighton lost Graham Potter to Chelsea after the Blues parted ways with Thomas Tuchel earlier this month. And the Seagulls could look towards the former Manchester United boss, who hasn't been in work since being dismissed almost 12 months ago.

Newcastle to continue playing and has instead hung up his gloves. The 39-year-old goalkeeper has retired from football after leaving Watford at the end of last season when his contract expired. While he has spent the summer courting offers from various clubs, none have enticed him.

Erik ten Hag would reportedly be handed an extra £30million to boost his January transfer budget should Cristiano Ronaldo opt to leave Manchester United. The newly installed manager, 52, is reliant on shelving Ronaldo's eye-watering £450k-a-week wages if he wants to continue his heavy spree of spending after splashing out more than £200m in the summer transfer window.

Manchester United missed out on the chance to sign Erling Haaland as a youngster despite recommendation from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The Red Devils legend was in the hot seat at Molde, where a young Haaland had started to break into the first team. And smitten with the talents of the young Norwegian, Solskjaer picked up the phone to United to tip them off about the super-talent - years before he signed for neighbours Manchester City.However, after United failed to act on the tip, and a couple of years later Haaland rocked up in the blue half of Manchester.

Manchester United's matchday experience may only be middle of the road when compared with the rest of the Premier League but the Red Devils still boast the cheapest pint for home and away supporters.568ml of the finest bitter - or more likely Carling - will cost the average fan just £3 at Old Trafford, putting the 74,140-capacity stadium top of OLBG.com's away day index when comparing the price of a pint. Arch-rivals Liverpool also perform well in this category with a drink at Anfield setting supporters back £3.20.

Former West Ham and Chelsea midfielder Joe Cole says Rio Ferdinand’s Premier League titles put him ahead of Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk in the list of all-time greats.

Manchester United are set to trigger the one-year contract extension options for David de Gea, Diogo Dalot, Luke Shaw, Fred, and Marcus Rashford.All five United stars are currently in the final year of their deals at Old Trafford. Nevertheless, Erik ten Hag’s side is believed to be interested in extending their stays on the red side of Manchester by a further 12 months.The future of all five players has been uncertain in recent months, but the additional year on offer will at least prevent any of them from departing the club on a free transfer at the end of the season.Read More: ' Frustrated' Man Utd players believe Cristiano Ronaldo 'will push for January transfer' That is according to reports from the Manchester Evening News, who understand all five players are valued by the Red Devils.

Erling Haaland couldn't help but chuckle after being spotted by Manchester United supporters - who requested he turns his back on Manchester City next season. The Norway international, who has scored 12 goals across just seven fixtures since leaving Borussia Dortmund for City in the summer, was once heavily linked with a move to the Red Devils.Despite now joining their local rivals, whom he supported as a youngster, one fan couldn't help but ask him to make a U-turn when the current campaign comes to an end. READ MORE: Premier League fixtures postponed as football mourns Queen's death The fan shouted: "You've come to the wrong side of Manchester."A smiling Haaland was swift to respond, saying: "They love me here"With the supporter adding: "Come to us next season United, you know it come on...