Jesse Lingard: Last News

Liverpool ace Darwin Nunez and former Manchester United star Jesse Lingard have been pictured together at a tattoo parlour. The pair both had some unexpected time off after Premier League fixtures were cancelled at the weekend following the death of the Queen. Liverpool and Lingard's new club Nottingham Forest don't meet until October, but the pair got an early chance to feel each other out at the Artemis Tattoo Studio in Manchester.

Manchester United's academy is renowned as one of the most prestigious in world football with the youth sides at Carrington responsible for the likes of David Beckham, Ryan Giggs and Marcus Rashford.Personified by the class of '92, the Red Devils, though, have been culprits for announcing the next best thing to come out of Old Trafford, only for the youngster to wilt under the intense pressure associated with being a future saviour of United.Following the departures of Amad Diallo (loaned to Sunderland) and Tahith Chong (sold to Birmingham City) on Transfer Deadline Day, Daily Star Sport delves into the archives to examine what happened to those previous youngsters who were once destined for greatness but soon disappeared...READ MORE: Man City new boy Manuel Akanji professed love for Man Utd and Cristiano RonaldoStarting out at Fletcher Moss Rangers, the same youth side as Wes Brown, Jesse Lingard, Danny Welbeck and Marcus Rashford, Tyler Blackett signed for United at the age of eight and penned his first professional deal in 2012.Following loan stints at Blackpool and Birmingham, Blackett was drafted into the United first-team squad prior to the start of the 2014/15 season after impressive new boss Louis van Gaal in pre-season.

Eight Manchester United academy graduates departed the club in the summer transfer window, some temporarily and others permanently.

Fabrizio Romano reports that a deal is almost done, with Forest pushing for one final signing to round off the window, despite having significantly bolstered their squad since gaining promotion to the Premier League. The East Midlanders have already announced the high-profile captures of Jesse Lingard, Renan Lodi, Morgan Gibbs-White and Taiwo Awoniyi, amongst others, but have now agreed a deal to bring Belgian international Batshuayi, 28, to the City Ground for the 2022/23 campaign.

Nottingham Forest are averaging a new signing every four days thanks to their bonkers summer of spending. In the 70 days since the Premier League transfer window opened on June 10, newly-promoted Forest have since announced the arrivals of 16 new players to bolster their squad.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher brought out a questionable dance after Luis Diaz fired the Reds level on Monday night, channelling his inner Alan Pardew.Liverpool had to come back from behind against Crystal Palace to scrape a 1-1 draw, and they had to do so with ten men after Darwin Nunez was sent off. There wasn't much to celebrate for Liverpool until Diaz took it upon himself to score a wondergoal, which brought a dance out of Carragher.Co-host Gary Neville looked unimpressed as he witnessed not only his former rivals equalising, but also Carragher's dodgy dance.

Manchester United players have reportedly made a combined personal plea to the club's board to splash the cash before the transfer window comes to an end.Erik ten Hag has had a nightmare start to life in the Premier League after two losses in two - including a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Brentford on Saturday in west London. Thomas Frank's side ruthlessly exposed the glaring holes in United's team - precisely in midfield where the visitors were torn to shreds.It has been a slow summer at United, who lost several players when their contracts expired including Nemanja Matic, Edinson Cavani, Juan Mata, Jesse Lingard and Paul Pogba.

West Ham fans showed their frustration at Jesse Lingard by throwing fake cash on the pitch.Instead of joining back up with the Hammers, the playmaker signed for Premier League newcomers Nottingham Forest over the summer.As the two clubs faced off at the City Ground for what was a 1-0 win to Forest, a section of West Ham supporters decided to hurl fake money at the midfielder.The reaction to the incident has been mixed. Online one fan wrote: "They offered him 200k a week, he chose NFFC for 150k a week…" Another said: "If you're going to Forest, it's not for the money.

Cody Gakpo has admitted there is a chance he will remain at PSV this season amid heavy links to Manchester United.

A summer overhaul was needed at Old Trafford to help Manchester United get back to dining at the Premier League's top table — but so far it has been a source of frustration for fans and staff alike.

Manchester United. Instead, supporters of the crumbling relic of a football club have seen nothing more significant than a gentle breeze waft along the corridors of power inside Old Trafford.

Manchester United duo Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Maguire received more abuse on Twitter than any other Premier League players. Abuse towards footballers has become an increasing problem in recent seasons, with the footballing world taking a four day social media blackout in protest last year. The true extend of the torrent of abusive messages that top-flight stars face has now been revealed.

Manchester United stars receive more online abuse than players from any other Premier League side.Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Maguire are statistically the most abused players in the country, with Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes not far behind, according to a report by Ofcom and the Alan Turing Institute, which looked into social media activity during the first five months of the 2021/22 season.Tottenham's Harry Kane and Manchester City's Jack Grealish are the only two non-United stars to make the top 10 - with David De Gea, Paul Pogba, Fred and Jesse Lingard completing the list.READ MORE: Man Utd captain Harry Maguire loudly booed every time he touches ball in pre-season friendlyBetween August 13, 2021 and January 24, 2022, a whopping 12,520 abusive tweets were aimed at Ronaldo, while 8,954 were directed at Maguire - who was roundly booed every time he touched the ball during a pre-season friendly in Australia last month.Rashford, Fernandes and Kane, meanwhile, all received over 2,000 abusive messages online over the same period.Kevin Bakhurst, Ofcom's group director for broadcasting and online content, said: "These findings shed light on a dark side to the beautiful game. Online abuse has no place in sport, nor in wider society, and tackling it requires a team effort.Should more be done to stop footballers getting abused online? Let us know what you think in the comments section below."Social media firms needn't wait for new laws to make their sites and apps safer for users.

Manchester United have announced that Christian Eriksen will wear the No.14 shirt.

Paul Pogba's injury woes have followed him to Juventus it appears after a knee problem that could see him miss two months of action already. Manchester United saw the France international leave the club this summer after his contract expired, ending six years at Old Trafford.

the Reds' 11th signing of the summer this week. He joined on a free transfer following the expiry of his contract at Manchester United and is said to have rejected the chance to join West Ham.

West Ham United supporters are being encouraged to throw wads of fake cash at Jesse Lingard when their side take on Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. Lingard was a hugely popular player during his half-season loan with West Ham back in the 2020/21 campaign. He scored nine goals in 16 Premier League games and has regularly been linked with a permanent transfer back to east London.

West Ham transfer Jesse Lingard for his summer "conduct".Lingard, who is a free agent after leaving Manchester United, was slammed by talkSPORT presenter Alex Crook for "disrespecting" Hammers fans by teasing a return to his former loan side. "I think he’s turned into a bit of a soap opera and I don’t think some of his activity is befitting of a footballer who’s nearly 30 years of age," said Crook.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand said recently departed Jesse Lingard and iconic Red Devil twins Rafael and Fabio da Silva, were the three young players who impressed him most during his many pre-seasons at the club. Having spent 12 very successful seasons at Old Trafford, Ferdinand certainly watched his fair share of young academy stars try their luck at capturing the manager’s attention during the pre-season tours.

West Ham are trying to pulling off a sensational trio of moves along with Armando Broja.The Hammers are looking to continue their fine era under David Moyes, with Chelsea’s young striker looking set to come in on a permanent switch. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano tweeted: “West Ham are now close to signing Armando Broja.

Manchester United career may finally be drawing to a close – with a potential move to Wayne Rooney’s DC United.Former England and United striker Rooney took charge of the MLS outfit last week after quitting his job as Derby boss. And that could be the catalyst to end Jones’ lengthy 11-year stint at Old Trafford – with the out-of-favour midfielder a Rooney target.The pair have been good friends since their days together at United and Rooney is optimistic he can pull off the transfer.