Ed Woodward: Last News

Welcome to the latest Manchester United Q&A as Samuel Luckhurst answers your questions from noon. The transfer window is open and next season's Premier League fixtures have been out for nearly a week, meaning there is plenty to talk about when it comes to the Reds.

Richard Arnold met with former Manchester United chief executive David Gill at a restaurant in Cheshire on Tuesday.

Manchester United's Richard Arnold a "gormless buffoon" after the chief executive was secretly filmed having a conversation with disgruntled fans in a beer garden.In the footage of the meeting, Arnold didn't hold back about the performance of his predecessor Ed Woodward. The Essex-born executive also conceded the club “f***ing burned through cash" and the last year had been a "f***ing nightmare".And the topic of the impromptu meeting came up on TalkSport with Jordan and Jim White on their radio show.

Manchester United are reportedly attempting to lure Rangers goalkeeper Robby McCrorie to Old Trafford this summer.

Jamie Carragher has taken aim at the Manchester United fans who secretly filmed CEO Richard Arnold and leaked the video on social media.Footage of Arnold speaking to supporters at a pub near his home in Cheshire emerged online on Saturday, showing him discussing the club's poor season. He can also be heard admitting that he hated "every minute" of last season and that the club have "blown through an enormous amount of money" in recent years.Former Liverpool and England defender Carragher has since defended Arnold and criticised the fans for posting the video online, taking to Twitter himself to react to the leaked footage.Carragher quote tweeted a clip of Arnold speaking to the fans and wrote: "Every fan moans about not getting access to people at the top of their club, this is the reason why they don’t.

Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold met with a group of supporters in a pub after hearing they had planned a protest outside his house.

Former Manchester United centre-back Rio Ferdinand has admitted that he felt a feeling of respect was missing following his exit from Old Trafford in 2014.

Rio Ferdinand has revealed that he was left "numb" after he was brutally axed by ex-Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward just 10 minutes after a game.Ferdinand became a six-time Premier League champion during his tropy-laden stint at Old Trafford, which extended beyond a decade. But the classy centre-back's time in Manchester came to an abrupt and messy end at the end of the 2013/14 campaign.The 43-year-old - who saw out his playing career at QPR after leaving United - has made no secret of the fact that he was unhappy with the way that Woodward handled his exit from the club.And Ferdinand has now revealed that the former United chief bluntly told him he was being released in the dressing room immediately after one of the final games of the season.Speaking on his FIVE YouTube channel, Ferdinand said: "We played Southampton away, and I'd asked a couple of times if I was getting a new deal or not.

Paul Pogba's return to Manchester United in 2016 could have gone one of two ways.In an alternative universe, the Frenchman has signed a new long-term contract at Old Trafford, he's dominating as the Premier League's best central midfielder and chipping in with goals and assists aplenty. But the timeline which we find ourselves in has not worked out for player or club over the last six seasons.

Rio Ferdinand's podcast co-host Stephen Howson has apologised after saying Ed Woodward was worse for Manchester United than the Munich air disaster.Mr Howson, who works with United legend Ferdinand on Vibe with Five, compared the impact which Woodward had in his near 10-year reign as executive vice-chairman to the fallout from the darkest day in the club's history, which saw eight players and three officials killed on February 6, 1958.Speaking on the Paddock Podcast, in a short clip which was widely shared on social media, he said: "I think where United are at the moment, f*** it I’m gonna say it on camera. I think Woodward was worse for us than Munich.

Manchester United are planning more significant changes at the club in response to their disastrous season.

Eric Bailly and Phil Jones have outlined their intention to leave Manchester United to teammates amid the club's plans to sign a new centre-back.

Matt Judge is reported to have stood down from his position as head of corporate development for Manchester United and will not play a part in their upcoming recruitment drive. Judge has been a key figure when it comes to negotiations at Old Trafford and beyond since being appointed to his current role in 2016.

Ralf Rangnick insists Erik ten Hag should have the final say on any Manchester United contract renewals.

Manchester United are in the midst of a major rebuild in a bid to change their fortunes after years of mismanagement behind the scenes and disappointment on the pitch. This season marks five since the club last won a trophy and nearly a decade since they last won the league and something needs to change.

Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has likened the reconstruction of Manchester United to open-heart surgery.

Manchester United supporters seem to be suffering from a serious case of having selective memories.Some of them have taken to social media to criticise former manager Louis Van Gaal for warning Dutch compatriot Erik ten Hag against taking over at Old Trafford. Ten Hag is one of the candidates to become the club's next permanent boss ahead of next season.Van Gaal has told him he would be joining a commercial club, instead of a football club, and that he should think long and hard before making a decision, not that it's his to make.

Manchester United have embarked on a soul-searching mission after the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson almost a decade ago.The side have gone through a mammoth 41 signings, spending over £850m, to try and hoist themselves back to the summit of English and European football, with some working far better than others.Going through four different permanent managers, with just an FA Cup, League Cup and Europa League triumph to show for it, is far from what the club would have wanted to follow in the wake of the legendary Scottish manager, but with Executive Vice-Chairman Ed Woodward’s disastrous spell at the club finally coming to an end, there's perhaps a little more hope for future than usual.With all that in mind, here are the 41 signings post Ferguson ranked, with the best at number one and worst at 41.United landed one of the Premier League’s best players on a free transfer, and yet somehow got completely robbed. Joining from Arsenal in a swap deal for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Sanchez was a shadow of his former self, only scoring five times in 45 games.

Manchester United's preparations for the summer transfer window continue as they look to appoint a permanent successor to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Gary Neville blasted Manchester United's dire possession stats from their defeat against Manchester City in the early hours of Monday morning - before slamming recent leadership off the pitch.The eight-time Premier League-winning former defender was uncompromising in his criticism of his former side on Sunday (March 6) during and after their 4-1 defeat.The following morning, Neville had another look at the fixture and in particular the statistic that showed United having just 8 per cent of the ball for a 15-minute second-half period.Not only calling out the players, the former England international took aim at co-chairmen Joel and Avram Glazer as well as former executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.Alongside a grab of the possession stat, Neville wrote: "Still can’t get my head around that!"However City aren’t just better on the pitch. "A new dawn for United with Richard Arnold as CEO and a new manager incoming but yesterday was a fitting memorial to the “Ed Woodward/Glazer“ last 10 years of mismanagement."City had ripped their local rivals to shreds in a hugely one-sided second half at the Etihad on Sunday, with Riyad Mahrez adding two goals to Kevin De Bruyne's first-half brace which came either side of Jadon Sancho's equaliser.Who will manage Manchester United next season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionNeville had said on Sky Sports: "Manchester United's response to going 3-1 down has been embarrassing.

Gary Neville hit out at recently departed chief executive Ed Woodward after Manchester United’s dismal 4-1 derby day defeat on Sunday.