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Gary Neville believes that Erling Haaland will be 'sensational' for Manchester City this season, but he doesn't think he will outscore Harry Kane.

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has insisted Marcus Rashford has a big decision to make over his future at the club in the summer.

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has called out the Glazers for their 'negligence' in allowing Manchester United's Old Trafford to deteriorate to the state it is in today.

Former Manchester United and Liverpool striker Michael Owen has insisted he has 'nothing to hide' and rejected the premise that doping is widespread in football during a bizarre rant addressing Gary Neville.

Former Manchester United captains Gary Neville and Roy Keane disagree that Bruno Fernandes' 'free role' given to him by Erik ten Hag is getting the best out of the attacking midfielder.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane believes his old club are fearful of attacking the opposition because they are concerned of being picked off by the opposition.

Former Manchester United stars Gary Neville and Roy Keane believe the club must get their recruitment department right in order to make progress.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane believes Arsenal are in a better position this season to win the Premier League after closing the gap to Manchester City.

A tweet by a gambling company featuring Manchester United legend Gary Neville has been banned after a watchdog found the former footballer's strong appeal among under-18s broke gambling ad rules.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has confirmed that he is working on improving his heading capabilities and being stronger on his left foot.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag The Prince of Wales has expressed his support for footballer Dele Alli, who has spoken about his mental health struggles. Prince William, in a personal tweet, wrote: “Brave and inspirational @‌dele_official. Discussing mental health is not a sign of weakness.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane admits that he is "worried" for his old club ahead of Saturday's FA Cup final against Manchester City at Wembley - but believes Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford will cause them problems.

Ex-Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley believes that the departures of Sir Alex Ferguson and David Gill have caused the Reds' demise.

Gary Neville admits he has two concerns over Manchester United and their summer transfer strategy.

Arsenal can finally breach the top four as a result.Mikel Arteta has not had the best time in the Premier League, with finishes of eighth, eighth and fifth - the last campaign perhaps being the most disappointing having been in the top four for much of the season until the final few weeks where they relinquished their spot to rivals Tottenham. Nevertheless, that has not stopped the Gunners coach from believing in his project and, together with sporting director Edu Gaspar, has overseen a summer splurge in the transfer window. Gabriel Jesus, Marquinhos, Matt Turner, Fabio Vieira and Oleksandr Zinchenko, as well as the return of William Saliba, have given Arsenal fans reason to be optimistic.READ MORE: Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko backed to quickly settle at 'institution' Arsenal However, they have not impressed Roy Keane - who believes that the same old issues are present and that the upcoming season.

Neymar, with a host of other top European sides also battling to sign him.Neymar experienced a difficult campaign at Paris Saint-Germain last term, being part of a side that suffered an embarrassing Champions League exit to Real Madrid. Following that disappointment, the Brazilian was widely booed by his own fans.With boss Mauricio Pochettino on his way out of the Parc des Princes and a new sporting director in Luis Campos, a shake-up is coming to the French capital.

Emmerdale star Michael Parr has declared that he'd "love to be Bond" as the race to become the next 007 ramps up.The 35-year-old actor, who first appeared on the ITV soap as Ross Barton in 2013, made the confession to his nearly 250,000 Instagram followers.Parr was actually reacting to rumours linking him to a different acting job. He shared a post from another Instagram user which read: "There's strong rumours on social media that Emmerdale actor Michael Parr will be playing the role of Paul Sykes in the forthcoming film, I'm saying nowt but he's a good look-a-like isn't he?!" Paul Sykes was a notorious British heavyweight boxer who spent much of his adult life in prison and a film about his life is supposedly in the works.The Instagram user also shared an image of Parr donning a Sykes-like moustache, bearing an uncanny resemblance to the well-known Yorkshireman.Sharing the post, Parr himself wrote: "This is actually my dream role."Obviously I'd love to be Bond one day but this is what I would be most excited about playing."Parr, who also played Bill Parker in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks, will have to beat some stiff competition if he is to one day secure the coveted Bond role.

Express. co. uk, actress Seymour has said she would "absolutely" return to the British franchise as Solitaire.

Roy Keane believes Manchester United will need "a lot more" than Cristiano Ronaldo if they are to return to their Premier League perch.

Roy Keane has laughed off the speculation surrounding a return to Sunderland as manager, joking the breakdown in talks came down to money.

Manchester United icon Roy Keane has continued his war of words with Jamie Carragher over Manchester United's decision to bring Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford.