Jonathan Greening: Last News

Manchester United Treble winner Jonathan Greening earned promotion this season in his first managerial role.Greening often goes under the radar as part of United's historic 1998/99 squad having joined the club from York City at the start of that season. The former midfielder was named on the bench for their iconic Champions League triumph over Bayern Munich, but struggled for first-team opportunities.After leaving Old Trafford in 2001 he went on to star for Middlesbrough, West Brom and Fulham in the Premier League, before hanging up his boots for good in 2017.

Cristiano Ronaldo could secure the Manchester United captaincy to relieve the "pressure" on Harry Maguire.

New Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has a decision to make over Harry Maguire's captaincy and Cristiano Ronaldo could be the candidate to succeed the 28-year-old, former midfielder Jonathan Greening believes.

Sir Alex Ferguson petrified his Manchester United players when he suggested he would retire in 2001, only to stay in the job for another 12 years. In 2001, following a reported falling out with the club's board, Ferguson said he was ready to step down as the club's manager after 15 years in charge at Old Trafford.Speaking to MUTV, he said: "The decision has been taken.

Manchester United wouldn't have been anywhere near as successful at the start of the Premier League era if it wasn't for the standard setting of Roy Keane both in training and in matches.The Red Devils won seven league titles and four FA Cup trophies between 1993 and 2005, as well as the Champions League triumph in 1999 that completed a memorable treble.While Sir Alex Ferguson rightly receives the bulk of the plaudits for glory era at Old Trafford, the influence of captain Keane was a crucial ingredient in their relentless pursuit of glory.Jonathan Greening, who made a total of 27 appearances for United between 1998 and 2001, has now discussed how Keane would behave away from the cameras in training.Greening, speaking exclusively to

Jonathan Greening reckons Jack Grealish would be a better a signing for Manchester United than James Maddison - because of the Aston Villa captain's drive and determination to win.

Manchester United should sign Jack Grealish instead of James Maddison this summer because the latter is too similar a player to Bruno Fernandes.