Manchester United defender Eric Bailly reacts to Ivory Coast's AFCON exit

It’s certainly been a season to forget so far for Manchester United fans – and it’s perhaps unsurprising they aren’t too confident about the summer either.

David Moyes is remaining tight-lipped over a possible move for Jesse Lingard to West Ham in the summer.

Manchester United's squad for the remainder of the Premier League season includes no fewer than four goalkeepers.Clubs have been required to confirm their squad lists for the rest of the season following the end of the January transfer window, with squads of up to 25 permitted. Of these 25 players, at least eight must have homegrown status, meaning they played for a club in England for at least three years before the age of 21.United have comfortably met this requirement by including 14 homegrown players as they named 23 players on their squad list, of which four are keepers.Ralf Rangnick has included January player of the month David de Gea and Dean Henderson along with veteran stoppers Tom Heaton and Lee Grant.With four keepers included in the 23-man squad, just 19 outfield players have been registered for United's remaining 16 league matches.However, United will be able to call on more players, with those aged under 21 not required to be named in the squad, such as 19-year-old Hannibal Mejbri.Rangnick has confirmed that the Tunisian midfielder has been promoted to the first-team squad for the remainder of the campaign.Where will Manchester United finish in the Premier League this season? Let us know in the comments section below.Speaking ahead of Friday's FA Cup match against Middlesbrough, he said: "He will, from now on, regularly train with us.

Ralf Rangnick has been told that his treatment of Jesse Lingard underlines a developing pattern which throws up a question mark over what he brings as Manchester United interim manager.

Paul Pogba is back in Manchester United's matchday squad for the first time since November.

Manchester United will be without five senior players for their FA Cup tie against Middlesbrough tonight (8pm).

Ralf Rangnick understands Jesse Lingard's disappointment at not leaving Manchester United on transfer deadline day and suggested he is all but certain to leave the club when his contract expires.

Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick and insisted he didn't demand to have the weekend off.Rangnick claimed Lingard had asked him for a break to sort his head out after failing to secure a move to another club in the transfer window.But the England ace took to social media on Thursday evening to suggest the German coach has been lying - insisting it was United who advised him to have some time off instead.Lingard said: "The club advised me to have time off due to personal reasons.

Jesse Lingard has responded to Ralf Rangnick's comments and given his own version of why he will not face Middlesbrough tomorrow.

Former Tottenham and Sunderland striker Darren Bent has questioned why Newcastle didn’t throw money at Manchester United to sign Jesse Lingard.

Manchester United have issued an injury update for their FA Cup tie with Middlesbrough on Friday night (8pm).

Manchester United are back in action on Friday as they take on Middlesbrough in the FA Cup fourth round.

Manchester United have been told that they have made a mistake by keeping hold of Jesse Lingard in the January transfer window.

Manchester United face the tough task of prizing 'priority signing' Declan Rice away from West Ham, according to reports.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has lambasted Manchester United for their treatment of Donny van de Beek, declaring he hopes he can find form at Everton.

Marcus Rashford has melted hearts by sharing loved-up pictures of himself and his childhood sweetheart.

Rio Ferdinand believes Jesse Lingard has wasted a year of his career after failing to secure a move away from Manchester United.

The outlook for the remainder of the season looks bleak for Jesse Lingard, insists John Barnes, after the 29-year-old saw his move away from Old Trafford blocked.

Newcastle United were unsurprisingly one of the busiest Premier League clubs and biggest spenders in the January transfer window, adding no fewer than five new signings to their squad.Eddie Howe will be pleased with the business he was able to finalise in the winter market, especially their coup to sign Lyon’s highly-rated midfielder Bruno Guimaraes.The Brazilian arrived in a blockbuster £33million deal, securing his status as the second-most expensive player in the club’s history.He followed Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood through the door, with 31-year-old Trippier arriving in a £12m deal from Atletico Madrid and Wood signing for around £20m from Burnley.Defender Dan Burn and Matt Targett were other deadline-day additions, sealing moves from Premier League rivals Brighton and Aston Villa respectively.That took Howe's spending to around £80m, but he will be keen on making more additions to his squad, as the Saudi-based Public Investment Fund flaunt their incredible wealth.

Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has a bloated squad to work with between now and the end of the season following the club's failure to send a handful players out on loan on deadline day.

Anton Ferdinand has told Manchester United their decision to block Jesse Lingard’s move to Newcastle could damage morale among the squad.