Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney outlines future plans after Derby relegation

Jamie Carragher has told Erik ten Hag he should only need two years to get Manchester United challenging for the Premier League title. The current Ajax boss, 52, has penned a three-year agreement, with the option of an additional year, to succeed Ralf Rangnick when the German moves into an advisory role at the end of the season.

Paul Scholes and Ian Wright have all been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. Established in 2021, the Hall of Fame recognises and honours the greatest players to have played in the English top-flight since its inception in 1992.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher believes his previous sides “never stooped” as low as Manchester United ’s current level. The Red Devils suffered another painful humiliation at the hands of Jurgen Klopp’s side as a Mohamed Salah brace, coupled with goals from Luis Diaz and Sadio Mane secured a dominant 4-0 victory for the Merseysiders.

Harry Maguire from his position as Manchester United captain has reached its goal in less than 24 hours. The petition, which was set up after United's embarrassment at the hands of Liverpool, aims to stop the '£80million flop parading as our captain'.

Sir Alex Ferguson's expert prediction came true as Liverpool humiliated Manchester United in the Premier League. The vociferous Scotsman, 80, was in attendance at Anfield as Jurgen Klopp's men ran rampant, defeating their fierce rivals by four goals to nil.

Liverpool sensation Mo Salah has remained level-headed in his assessment of the title race despite his team's 4-0 destruction of Manchester United on Tuesday evening.

Police have confirmed a house fire on Easter Monday in which a woman was rescued by a neighbour is being treated as suspected arson. Witnesses said an heroic neighbour banged on the door as flames tore through the house in Bolton in the early hours and helped the woman escape.

Manchester United were dismantled by quadruple chasing Liverpool who ran riot at Anfield on Tuesday night - and Mohamed Salah has spoken out about how the goals came so easily.

Bruno Fernandes has claimed Manchester United need to look at themselves 'from top to bottom'.

Manchester United players made a combined XI with Liverpool based on stats from this season.Ralf Rangnick's men have been way off the pace of Jurgen Klopp's side with a clear gulf in class between the two rivals. And that was not only shown in the 4-0 result at Anfield on Wednesday (April 19), but also in a stats-based combined XI from Sky Sports.

Roy Keane has slammed the performances of Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire.In the wake of Manchester United's 4-0 loss to Liverpool, Keane blasted the players for their displays.While on pundit duty for Sky Sports, the former Red Devils captain spat: "We are hearing the same stuff all the time, we need to be together as a team, we need to do better. But we’re not seeing it.

Supermarket giant Tesco has shocked customers with £9 Easter Eggs that remain unsold on grocery shelves.

Gary Neville struggled to hold back his disgust at Manchester United's first-half display against Liverpool.

Liverpool supporters broke out into mass applause for Cristiano Ronaldo after seven minutes of their game with Manchester United following the tragic death of his baby son. Reds fans in attendance at Anfield put their football rivalry with the Red Devils aside and paid a classy tribute to Ronaldo, his partner Georgina Rodriguez and their family after they announced the news on Monday (April 18).

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Tuesday, April 19.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson once laid into Rivaldo after he failed to lure him to Old Trafford.Ferguson signed some of the finest players to ever don the Red Devils shirt including the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Eri Cantona. United were undoubtedly one of the biggest clubs in the world during the 2000's as they dominated English football.But it seems they could attract one Brazilian icon to Manchester, despite Ferguson taking a shine to the player.

Wayne Rooney says he has mixed emotions about Derby County's relegation from the Championship following their 1-0 defeat to QPR at Loftus Road on Monday.The Rams' fate was officially sealed by a late winner from Hoops midfielder Luke Amos, though in reality the club's perilous financial situation - which led to administration and a 'nail in the coffin' 12 point deduction - had been paving the way to League One since September.Following the game, Derby boss Rooney admitted that it was a "strange feeling" to be relegated, but insisted he felt "proud" given all that he and his group of players had been through over the course of such a turbulent season. He also confirmed he wants to stay."Yeah, we’ve been relegated, but I’ve never seen a team get relegated and a reaction from fans like that, I thought it was incredible," Rooney told Sky Sports."I feel proud.

A resident escaped from a burning house after a suspected arson attack in the early hours of Easter Monday. Fire chiefs say the blaze was 'deliberately lit' in an out building in the back garden in Bolton before spreading to the end terrace property.

Following a warm spell over the weekend temperatures are set to drop on Easter Monday in Manchester. It should remain dry over the course of the day, although it will be cloudy overhead.

sunshine is set to come to an end on Easter Monday with a dip in temperatures and rain expected.Sun-loving Brits have packed out parks and beaches around the UK since record-breaking highs of 23C on Good Friday.Manchester enjoyed highs of 21C today whilst Londoners revelled in 20C and Cardiff enjoyed 19C.Even the north was treated to the sun and Newcastle reached 18C with Aberdeen hitting 15C.The capital’s 23.4C heat in St James’s Park marked the hottest day of the year so far and beat the previous record of 20.8C on March 25 in Cornwall.But the mercury will end after Easter Sunday and overnight temperatures are set to drop as low as 7C with daytime highs of 16C.Meteorologist Dan Stroud said: "Fresher conditions will slowly start to move in from the west accompanied by cloud and some rain."Looking at Easter Monday, outbreaks of rain will continue to move eastwards, but weakening all the time."Sunny spells and showers following on, but feeling a lot fresher, and that theme will continue into the new week."For Northern Ireland and the far west of the UK, the bad weather started early and they experienced "thick cloud and rain" from today.Met Office forecaster Simon Partridge added: "Sunday is mostly dry across the vast majority of the country, apart from the far west, but it will turn slightly cloudy as the day goes on.Stay up to date with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here."It will be more milky sunshine, because we'll have very high level clouds coming in, but it will still be bright and dry."Independent forecaster WXCharts even predicted the UK could be hit with snow later this month.Arctic winds blowing in from the north on their radar show the first band of snow could

Those enjoying basking in blazing sun and hot temperatures today, Easter Sunday, will see clouds form overhead and the temperatures drop again for bank holiday Monday (April 18). The average temperature across Greater Manchester will peak at a measger 12 degrees on Monday following a weekend of soaring temperatures.