Paul Merson delivers brutal Jesse Lingard message to force Manchester United move

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

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.

Arsenal legend was on the box for analysis of Millwall's Championship clash with Preston North End on Tuesday evening.But Merson was clearly not impressed with the drab affair which ended 0-0 at the New Den and hysterically quipped that he was ready to dust off his boots, 16 years after retiring in 2006."Yes," screamed Merson when appearing on Sky Sports."It's half-time. I'm coming back.

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.

Former Manchester United midfielder Luke Chadwick has defended the club’s transfer stance on Jesse Lingard after blocking a move for the winger on deadline day.

The January transfer window slammed shut on Monday evening, meaning Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick now knows the players he will have to work with between now and the end of the season.

Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes wantaway playmaker Jesse Lingard was "harshly treated" by Manchester United after his January move to Newcastle was blocked.

With the January transfer window finally closed, clubs will no doubt be focusing on the rest of the season that lies ahead.

Kylian Mbappe", also turned down the club in the final hours – with his reasons also having been revealed.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at the latest Newcastle United transfer news below. Newcastle United were close to sealing a move for Jesse Lingard – until Manchester United insisted on a survival bonus if the 18th-place Premier League club avoided relegation, according to reports.

Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Manchester United training early following his winter break in Dubai.

Manchester United's business in the 2022 January transfer window is now complete.

Squad numbers for the remainder of the season have been finalised by Manchester United - after the January transfer window came and went without any further additions.

Manchester United fans are not happy at the club’s decision to block yet another move for a player – this time Dean Henderson.

Tottenham could be waiting for a while to receive their initial £10million from Everton as part of the Dele Alli deal.Dele Alli looks finally set to leave North London after playing a bit-part role for the Lilywhites over the past couple of years.And the Englishman looks to have finally got his move away after the two parties agreed to a deal that sees him leave on a free, but Spurs will receive £10million after 20 appearances.But with Alli cup-tied, and just 18 Premier League games left, Spurs likely won't see that cash until September or October later this year.However, Everton may face a late challenge for his signature with Newcastle moving for the midfielder.According to The Athletic Newcastle have made a late charge to sign the 25-year-old on a loan deal.Newcastle have reportedly turned their attention to the Spurs man after missing out on Jesse Lingard.Ralf Rangnick has made a u-turn on his stance on Lingard, and the midfielder will now remain at Manchester United until the end of the season. Do you think Alli can refind his form at Everton? Let us know in the comments section Everton have already had a busy Transfer Deadline Day.The Toffee's unveiled their new manager, Frank Lampard, who will succeed Rafa Benitez after the Spaniard was sacked earlier this month.Unite flop Donny van de Beek has also joined the Merseyside club as his Red Devils nightmare comes to an end.

Manchester United today, leaving the Englishman free to leave for nothing in the summer.Lingard's contract is currently set to expire on June 30, and the midfield reportedly wants to leave.However, according to The Athletic, Lingard's wish will not be granted on Deadline Day despite links to numerous Premier League clubs.Ralf Rangnick had initially allowed Lingard to move, but after a meeting at Carrington on Monday, Rangnick has backtracked on his initial promise.Lingard had hoped to leave in an attempt to gain first-team football to try and force himself into Gareth Southgate's plans for the World Cup.Lingard has made 14 appearances for United this season, however, he only found the net twice for the Red Devils.His form has been a stark contrast to that at West Ham.Lingard moved to the Hammers on loan during the 2020/21 January transfer window, and he was a revelation in the middle of the park for David Moyes' side.The Hammers have been strongly linked for his signature, and so have newly-minted Newcastle United. What do you think of United's decision to keep Lingard? Let us know in the comments section United have already seen a number of first-team stars leave this window.Axel Tuanzebe moved to Napoli on loan while Anthony Martial made the switch to Sevilla on loan, and Donny van de Beek is expected to leave for Everton, also on loan.

Jesse Lingard will stay at Manchester United, it has been decided, in a hugely frustrating end to the transfer window for the forward.