Man Utd transfer target 'better than Erling Haaland' believe current teammates

Manchester United will travel to face Everton in a 7pm kick-off on a Sunday.The Premier League fixture has been moved to October 9 as it was selected to be shown on TV by BT Sport. After the change was announced by the broadcaster, complaints flooded in about the bizarre kick-off time, which was initially believed to be 7.30pm.One wrote: "7:30 kick off on a Sunday evening is absolutely ludicrous." A second replied: "That Everton kick off time is an absolute joke." Another asked: "Since when did PL games happen on Sundays at 7.30."READ MORE: Man Utd wantaway Cristiano Ronaldo announces he'll play in friendly on Sunday"Sunday 7.30 kick off - get in the bin BT, no consideration for the fans," argued one fan.

Cristiano Ronaldo has announced he'll play in Manchester United's friendly against Rayo Vallecano this weekend.The Red Devils legend has been pushing for a move away from the club but posted "Sunday, the king plays" in an Instagram comment. He has failed in his quest to secure a transfer exit from Old Trafford in recent weeks.Amid the uncertainty surrounding his future, Ronaldo didn't return for pre-season due to family reasons.

Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he will play for Manchester United in Sunday’s friendly with Rayo Vallecano at Old Trafford.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at some of the weirdest awards to be handed out at games.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo responds to Atletico Madrid fans telling him he's 'not welcome'In 2019, Nyasa Big Bullets striker Hassan Kajoke was handed a live chicken after his fine display against Karonga United.The player scored a brace as his side thumped their opposition 5-0 - but he could not hide the shock on his face as one supporter gave him a small cardboard box which was inscribed 'Kajoke BB'.Red stripes had been painted on the chicken, matching the side’s kit. "You just got to love a Bullets supporter." Bullets said on their social media account.Gaelic football club Wicklow presented their hurler Daniel Staunton with a prized bag of potatoes after his performance in a GAA match.Have we missed any out? Let us know in the comments section below.The image of the player collecting his prized token went viral on social media.

Manchester United football director John Murtough met the agent of RB Salzburg striker Benjamin Sesko last week.

Reports from Italy suggest Manchester United are preparing to offer £42million for Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.

Will he stay or will he go? Frenkie de Jong's future is one of the biggest talking points in football right now, even if that man Cristiano Ronaldo has stolen some attention with his own transfer saga.

Jurgen Klopp has detailed a fresh injury concern for Liverpool after their 1-0 defeat to RB Salzburg on Wednesday.

Atletico Madrid fans have made it clear they do not want Cristiano Ronaldo at their club and insisted he is in "steep decline" in a savage statement. The Portugal international has told Manchester United he wants to leave this summer after a dismal season where they finished sixth in the Premier League.

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo watched on as Christian Eriksen opened his account for the club in a pre-season friendly against Wrexham. Ronaldo has been heavily linked with a move away from Old Trafford this summer.

Cristiano Ronaldo may be keen to return to Champions League football by leaving Manchester United this summer - but his future won't be at Atletico Madrid according to their club president. The 37-year-old may have one eye on his longevity as he bids to leave United and return to Europe's premier competition despite having another season on the two-year deal he signed last summer.

Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted arriving at Carrington this morning ahead of crisis talks with Manchester United over his future.The 37-year-old has taken no part in the club's pre-season campaign having handed in a transfer request last month in an attempt to force a move away, though United have continually insisted that he isn't for sale.In a bid to convince Ronaldo to stay, it appears United drafted Sir Alex Ferguson in for this morning's showdown, with the legendary Scot being papped on his way into the club's training ground shortly before Ronaldo arrived.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo and Sir Alex Ferguson spotted at Man Utd training for showdown talksFerguson reportedly played a key part in convincing Ronaldo to snub Manchester City last summer, though swaying the Portugal international for a second time will take some doing given comments he made last season when it become clear that United were out of the title race."Manchester [United] belongs [competing for] important things," Ronaldo told Sky Sports in January."I don't want to be here in a club to fight to be in 6th place or 7th place or 5th place.

Cristiano Ronaldo would be a worse signing than Romelu Lukaku was if the club changed their mind, according to Chelsea legend Pat Nevin.The Blues have shipped £97.5million man Lukaku back off to Inter Milan for the season following his drab return to Stamford Bridge, with Ronaldo linked as a replacement option after he made it clear he wants to leave Manchester United.When they were presented with the opportunity to sign the five-time Ballon d'Or winner, Chelsea's hierarchy didn't express an interest - and their former winger Nevin believes it should stay that way, as like Lukaku, he's not suited to their style of play.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley Stadium Speaking to BonusCodeBets, he said: "I think Ronaldo would be even more of a poor fit than Lukaku was for Chelsea. "When Lukaku signed last season, people thought he would be the missing link but I thought by signing him, Thomas Tuchel was throwing his style of play out the window, if indeed it was Thomas who signed him.

Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martinez drove in together on Tuesday morning for their first training session as Manchester United players. The pair are Erik ten Hag 's second and third signings as Red Devils boss respectively, having put pen to paper during United's pre-season training tour of Australia. With the rest of the squad now back home, midfielder Eriksen and defender Martinez rocked up at the club's Carrington training complex on Tuesday morning just after 11am ahead of their first training session under Ten Hag.

A number of Manchester United fans have called for Erik ten Hag to show Cristiano Ronaldo the door after he arrived with agent Jorge Mendes at Carrington to discuss the superstar's future.

Manchester United flop Morgan Schneiderlin earned a pretty penny during his two seasons at the Red Devils - taking home £100,000-per-week.But even the Frenchman's eye-watering salary didn't stop his other half, Camille Sold, from taking a part-time job at a Manchester clothes store. The two began dating in early 2015, and when the Frenchman made the move up north from Southampton, so did Camille.And as the pair found their feet in the city, while staying at the five-star Lowry Hotel, Camille manned the tills and helped customers on the floor of the Adidas store in the city centre.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo flies back for Man Utd showdown talks as future hangs in balanceSchneiderlin struggled to make an impact at Old Trafford, and in 2017 he was on the move again when Everton came calling.Alongside a new change of scenery in 2017, the Frenchman also proposed to the now-former shop assistant.

Frenkie de Jong has told Barcelona he is 'open' to taking a pay cut to remain at the club amid Manchester United's interest, according to reports.

Cristiano Ronaldo is travelling back to England today to hold showdown talks with Manchester United about his future.The 37-year-old missed the club's pre-season tour of Thailand and Australia and hasn't spoken to United boss Erik ten Hag since handing in a transfer request last month.United have continually insisted that Ronaldo isn't for sale and that he will be an important part of their squad for the upcoming 2022/23 campaign, despite the Portugal international being desperate to spend the remaining years of his career playing Champions League football.READ MORE: Erik ten Hag fears Man Utd will have to start season without Cristiano RonaldoIt's unclear if he will return to training this week, but Ronaldo is expected to have a face-to-face meeting with Ten Hag in the coming days to resolve the stand-off, one way or another.Chelsea, Bayern Munich, PSG and Barcelona were among the elite clubs monitoring Ronaldo's situation earlier in the summer, though interest from all of them has since dissipated, leaving the five-time Ballon d'Or winner with few viable options.According to The Athletic, United are treating the fact that the former Real Madrid and Juventus man is returning to Manchester this week as a sign that he'll withdraw his transfer request.Are Manchester United better off with or without Cristiano Ronaldo? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section below.Ronaldo scored 24 goals in all competitions last season, finishing as United's top scorer, but was often criticised for disrupting the team's tactical cohesion in his reluctance to press and work hard off the ball, and with Ten Hag keen to implement the same high-energy philosophy he used at Ajax, there are concerns he'll cause the same problems again

Ruben Amorim has broken silence on suggestions Cristiano Ronaldo could return to Sporting Lisbon.

Erik ten Hag fears he will have to start the new season without missing Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo has been AWOL for personal reasons since the squad returned to pre-season training three weeks ago and missed the summer tour of Thailand and Australia.And United have admitted they are still no closer to knowing when - or even if - Ronaldo will return to Manchester to step up his preparations for the new campaign.

Real Madrid's biggest names have been handed new contracts.Eder Militao, Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo have all reportedly signed new bumper deals and they all have whopping release clauses that even the richest clubs in the world would struggle to pay. Combined, clubs could bag the three players for a small £2.1billion.