Sergio Romero: Last News

A number of current and former Manchester United players have sent messages of support to ex-Reds defender Marcos Rojo after the Argentine suffered a serious knee injury earlier this month.

Chelsea and Tottenham on Sunday at Stamford Bridge, where Harry Kane scored with almost the last kick - or head - of the game. The England international nodded past Edouard Mendy from a corner to send the away fans crazy.However, the corner before saw Spurs defender Romero aggressively launch Cucurella to the floor by yanking his hair down.

Ajax have sent a message to Manchester United after the signing of Lisandro Martinez was confirmed this afternoon. United agreed a fee of £46.8million, rising to £55.3m, for Martinez on a five-year contract, plus an extra optional year.

When Manchester United's transfer committee met ahead of the summer transfer window it was made abundantly clear that any new signings would need to be off-set by player departures at senior level.

Italian club Venezia have announced the signing of former Manchester United goalkeeper Sergio Romero on a free transfer.

Manchester United shot-stopper Sergio Romero looks set to finally land himself a new club.Romero left the Red Devils over the summer, ending his six-year stay at Old Trafford, where he had played second fiddle to David de Gea.And despite still being selected for Argentina during his Old Trafford stint, the 34-year-old's appearances at United were often limited to cup ties.However, Romero doesn't look set to be out of the game long, with Serie A new boys Venezia closing in on his signature.According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Venezia are in the final stages of their talks with the keeper.Romano tweeted: "Former Man Utd goalkeeper Sergio Romero is set to join Serie A side Venezia as a free agent.Negotiations at final stages - also

Sergio Romero is set to join newly-promoted Serie A side Venezia on a free transfer with talks in the 'final stages'.

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Manchester United return to the Europa League final on Wednesday, four years after Jose Mourinho guided the club to a 2-0 win over Ajax and its first title in the competition.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has since replaced ‘The Special One’ at Old Trafford and hopes to get the better of Villarreal in Gdansk, but the manager is far from the only change since 2017.In fact, just four of those who started in Solna are still on the books at United, while others from that side have left to play in different countries, continents, or retired from the sport altogether.The Europa League has offered Sergio Romero sanctuary since he joined United in 2015, and Mourinho kept faith in the Argentinian for the 2017 final despite having David De Gea in reserve.Any