Marcus Rashford explains how Erik ten Hag has made an impact at Manchester United

Antony was at Carrington on Monday ahead of completing his move from Ajax to Manchester United.

The Wigan Athletics player who collapsed during training has revealed the scars he has been left with after a defibrillator was fitted in his chest. The device is to help Charlie Wyke keep playing football and is similar to the one that was given to Danish international Christian Eriksen, who Wyke says 'inspired' him to make a comeback to the sport.

Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly has only two exit routes out of Manchester United if he wishes to leave the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo might have signed for Chelsea this summer had Thomas Tuchel not been advised to steer clear of him by former Manchester United interim boss Ralf Rangnick.Blues owner Todd Boehly was very keen on bringing Ronaldo to Stamford Bridge as his marquee summer signing and even met with the player's agent Jorge Mendes to discuss a deal.But the move was vetoed by Tuchel, who, according reports, was put off after getting in touch with old pal Rangnick to ask him what working with Ronaldo was like.READ MORE: Fans fear Cristiano Ronaldo is 'finished' after duel with Mohammed Salisu in Man Utd winRangnick's warning should come as little surprise, particularly after the German - who managed Ronaldo for six months last term - criticised the Portugal superstar's reluctance to press shortly after quitting Old Trafford at the end of last season.He said: "[Ronaldo is] not a pressing monster.

A former Lazio legend has claimed that Victor Osimhen is better than Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo in one particular area.

Southampton wasn't nearly as emphatic or impressive as their win over Liverpool five days ago, but getting three points is all Manchester United will care about, and rightly so.Bruno Fernandes' sumptuous volley opened the scoring for the Red Devils, crucially breaking the deadlock after a lacklustre first half display. Just like against Liverpool, United were under the cosh for much of the second period, though managed to hold onto their lead.Here, Daily Star Sport runs through the three things Erik ten Hag got right at St Mary's as United climb back into the top half of the Premier League.READ MORE: Antony slams Ajax in incredible interview demanding they let him join Man UtdHe'd have been mad not to! After the scintillating performance his players produced against Liverpool, every single one of them deserved to start this afternoon.Ten Hag made some big calls on Monday, namely dropping Cristiano Ronaldo and captain Harry Maguire, and he stuck to his guns again today, opting for the same youthful exuberance that so fluidly opened up Jurgen Klopp's side up on Monday.It wasn't the best of team performances, but the likes of Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Elanga and Lisandro Martinez are all looking fitter, sharper and happier - and they've got Ten Hag's faith in them to thank for that.Sum up Manchester United's performance today in one word in the comments section below.United didn't splash £60million on Casemiro just to leave him on the bench! Ten Hag might have been wise to keep an unchanged side, but he was wiser still to realise when the game needed the Brazilian's energetic tenacity and defensive astuteness.With the visitors holding on to a narrow 1-0 lead, Casemiro was introduced.

Glenn Hoddle has inferred that Liverpool have already slipped up by giving Manchester City a five-point head start in the Premier League title race at the beginning of the new season.

Liverpool have been absolutely dynamite in the transfer market under Jurgen Klopp.Naby Keita aside, they've pretty much nailed every single one of their big money signings, and they've managed to do a fair bit of shafting when letting their players leave too.Their primary victim (aside from Barcelona) has been Bournemouth, who they've managed to swindled out of more than £40million over the past few years.That might not sound like an awful lot, but when you consider who the players were, it was arguably verging on daylight robbery. But how have the Liverpool cast-offs fared since? Let's find out.READ MORE: Jurgen Klopp confirms Liverpool will sign new midfielder and says 'I was wrong'Jordon Ibe was once seen as the successor to Raheem Sterling, though would end up leaving the Reds a year after Sterling's multi-million pound move to Manchester City, joining Bournemouth for a club-record £15million.He made 26 appearances in his debut campaign at the Vitality Stadium, scoring a whopping zero goals, and after underperforming again in his second season he dropped out of the first team.Ibe left the club on free when his contract expired in 2020 and joined Derby, though made just one appearance all season amid a battle with depression.

Erik ten Hag has named an unchanged Manchester United team for Southampton because he wanted to show trust in the players that started against Liverpool.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has explained his decision to start Casemiro on the bench vs Southampton.

Manchester United may let Anthony Elanga leave on loan if they sign Antony - with a fellow Premier League club reportedly interested in the move.The Red Devils are yet to add any firepower to their attack in the summer transfer window but are trying to get a deal over the line for Ajax winger Antony before next week's Transfer Deadline Day.Personal terms have been agreed with the 22-year-old, whose agents have begun house hunting for him in Cheshire. Should the two clubs settle on a fee, which is believed to be around the £80m mark, then Erik ten Hag could be willing to ship Elanga out for the season.READ MORE: Man Utd CEO Richard Arnold 'confirms' new transfer when responding to fanThat's according to the Daily Mail, who claim Everton are lining up him as late addition.

Premier League official Mike Dean has revealed Marcus Rashford benefitted from a change in VAR for his strike against Liverpool. Rashford netted his first goal since January 2022 to push Manchester United's clash with Liverpool out of reach of the Reds.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been criticised by a former Liverpool player after the Manchester United forward appeared to ignore Jamie Carragher at Old Trafford on Monday night.

A week can be a long time in football.

Liverpool are reportedly looking to hijack Manchester United and Chelsea's pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong - though fans aren't so sure.According to Spanish outlet Futbol Total, De Jong is willing to take a significant pay cut to join Jurgen Klopp's side and would prioritise a move to Anfield if forced out of Barcelona.It's also understood that Liverpool have tabled a bid worth around £53million for the player, with an extra £7million included in add-ons - a sum significantly lower than the £70million offer Barcelona accepted from United earlier in the window.READ MORE: Man City and Liverpool face anxious wait over fear of Champions League 'group of death'Despite the report, Reds fans aren't all that convinced, particularly given the club's long-standing interest in Dortmund's Jude Bellingham."Nahhh not buying it! We'll wait for Bellingham next summer," tweeted one Liverpool supporter.Another said: "Seems way too complicated as it stands. United and Chelsea backed out.

Manchester United appeared to turn a corner with their statement win over Liverpool on Monday night.

Former striker Louis Saha believes Manchester United produced qualities during Monday night's 2-1 win over Liverpool that former manager Sir Alex Ferguson would have approved of.

Manchester City and Liverpool could land themselves a Champions League 'group of death' when the draw takes place on Thursday. The draw for the group stage of Europe's premier club competition takes place in Istanbul, Turkey, at 5pm BST on Thursday evening.

Manchester United posted their first win of the Erik ten Hag era at Old Trafford on Monday evening, beating arch rivals Liverpool 2-1.