Rio Ferdinand delivers Anthony Martial verdict that Manchester United fans will agree with

Donny van de Beek will spend the remainder of the season on loan at Everton after sealing a deadline day move from Manchester United.

Manchester United spent the January transfer window looking to offload some of the players deemed surplus to requirements at Old Trafford.

Squad numbers for the remainder of the season have been finalised by Manchester United - after the January transfer window came and went without any further additions.

Manchester United today, leaving the Englishman free to leave for nothing in the summer.Lingard's contract is currently set to expire on June 30, and the midfield reportedly wants to leave.However, according to The Athletic, Lingard's wish will not be granted on Deadline Day despite links to numerous Premier League clubs.Ralf Rangnick had initially allowed Lingard to move, but after a meeting at Carrington on Monday, Rangnick has backtracked on his initial promise.Lingard had hoped to leave in an attempt to gain first-team football to try and force himself into Gareth Southgate's plans for the World Cup.Lingard has made 14 appearances for United this season, however, he only found the net twice for the Red Devils.His form has been a stark contrast to that at West Ham.Lingard moved to the Hammers on loan during the 2020/21 January transfer window, and he was a revelation in the middle of the park for David Moyes' side.The Hammers have been strongly linked for his signature, and so have newly-minted Newcastle United. What do you think of United's decision to keep Lingard? Let us know in the comments section United have already seen a number of first-team stars leave this window.Axel Tuanzebe moved to Napoli on loan while Anthony Martial made the switch to Sevilla on loan, and Donny van de Beek is expected to leave for Everton, also on loan.

Manchester United today following positive one-to-one talks with Ralf Rangnick.West Ham United and Newcastle United have launched fresh approaches for the England international, who is desperate for first-team football ahead of the Qatar World Cup later this year.But despite being given Rangnick's blessing to leave Old Trafford, Lingard's future will ultimately be decided by Manchester United's board, who are reluctant to let him join a rival team.Earlier this month, the club flat out refused to consider approaches from West Ham and Tottenham, who are considered top-four rivals, and demanded the inclusion of a £12 million 'survival bonus' during negotiations with Newcastle.To further complicate matters, the Red Devils suddenly find themselves low on forwards following Anthony Martial's loan move to Sevilla and Mason Greenwood's arrest, and could be hesitant in letting another attacking star go.But Lingard is determined to force through a move regardless, and with both West Ham and Newcastle still as keen as ever to land him, a deal looks likely.The Hammers will be particularly eager to do business with their proposed £50 million deal to sign Benfica striker Darwin Nunez still hanging in the balance, though Newcastle are similarly anxious to get something over the line as it's the last chance they have to bolster their survival bid.Who will Jesse Lingard be playing for this time tomorrow? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...Lingard spent the second-half of last season on loan at the London Stadium and endeared himself to fans after scoring nine goals in 16 matches.The 29-year-old is expected to leave Old Trafford permanently when his contract expires in the summer, though it's understood that if a

Manchester United fans are fuming with Phil Jones' proposed six-month loan to Bordeaux.Jones looks set to be the latest in a long line of first-team stars that have Old Trafford on a temporary basis, and fans are less than impressed.Some United fans have taken to social media to question why players on only leaving on loan instead of for a fee.This window alone has seen Anthony Martial move to Sevilla, Axel Tuanzebe to Napoli, and Amad Diallo to Rangers.And with Jones looking set to join that list, some United fans have called for an end of these 'pointless' loans.One fan tweeted: "These loans are getting ridiculous, can we ever lose a player permanently?""What is up with all of these loans?! It just pushes the issue further. Loaning players doesn’t count as ‘trimming’ the squad," another added.While a third tweeted: "I'm honestly getting sick and tired of these hopeless loan deals! Why cant we sell players ffs! These kind of players should be Sold man even if it's for free."A fourth fumed: "F****** loan omg just take him for free man!!" What do you think of United's new loaning policy? Let us know in the comments section Jones made his long-awaited return to the United first team after spending over two years without making an appearance.He said: "It's difficult when a player's out for so long, for whatever reason."All I would say is that any time I represent this club and put the shirt on, I give absolutely everything.

Manchester United's January transfer window looks to be heavily pinned on outgoings more than incomings.

Dimitar Berbatov has urged Donny van de Beek and Jesse Lingard to put themselves first and leave Manchester United at the earliest opportunity.

Manchester United's January transfer window has been quiet so far, with Ralf Rangnick seemingly getting to know his new squad before turning his attention to incomings from elsewhere.

Manchester United are bemused by suggestions Liverpool could beat them to the signing of Porto winger Luis Diaz.

La Liga side Sevilla on loan for the rest of the season, having failed to impress since arriving from Monaco for £58m in 2015.While there is no option for Sevilla to make the deal permanent, Martial will certainly hope to use his spell in Spain to reignite his stuttering United career.Martial had scored just once this season and was increasingly on the fringes of Ralf Rangnick’s plans, though his inconsistent performances have helped United financially.When he was signed from Ligue 1 giants Monaco, the deal contained a number of sell-on clauses, with the Red Devils only paying £36m of the fee up-front.At the time, Monaco vice president Vadim Vasilyev described the performance-related bonuses that made up the rest of the deal as being ‘very realistic’ to achieve.There were three main clauses that made up the rest of the £21m of the fee that United were to pay Monaco.Only one of those has been activated though, according to the Daily Mail, with that one related to Martial’s scoring record.Will Anthony Martial be a success on loan at Sevilla? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...The Frenchman has scored more than 75 times for the Red Devils, easily breaking the 25-goal mark that required United to pay £7.2m.That is the only one he has been able to activate though, helping United save more than £14m in the process.The first of the unactivated clauses relates to Martial’s performance on the international stage, with the attacker having failed to secure a regular place in France’s national team.The final clause is the infamous Ballon d’Or bonus that Monaco insisted on inserting into the transfer deal.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star

Luis Diaz is being linked with a move to Manchester United as Ralf Rangnick looks to strengthen his squad before the transfer window slams shut.

The January transfer window slams shut in a matter of days. Whilst there are more outgoings at Old Trafford than incomings, it hasn't stopped the bookmakers tipping the Reds to make last-minute attempts for some of the hottest prospects in Europe.

Anthony Martial has declared he is happy to play anywhere for Sevilla following his loan move from Manchester United.

Time is running out for clubs up and down the country to complete their January transfer business ahead of the window closing at 11pm on Monday evening.

Manchester United are still hoping to loan Amad out before transfer deadline day, even if Jesse Lingard joins Anthony Martial in leaving the club this month.

Rio Ferdinand has urged two Manchester United players to leave the club this month to get first team football for the remainder of the season.

Manchester United striker Anthony Martial has broken his silence after completing his temporary loan move to Spanish side Sevilla.

Change is coming at Old Trafford and it might arrive sooner than anticipated.

Manchester United's decision to reject approaches from Newcastle to take him on loan.The England international is desperate to leave Old Trafford after a season from hell – starting just twice under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick.It is a far cry from the promises made to the playmaker at the start of the campaign when he was told he would be a major part of the squad.That was enough to convince Lingard to stay at United despite pleas from West Ham for him to stay after a sensational loan period at the club.During 16 Premier League appearances, he scored nine goals and made four assists – boosting the Hammers into a European spot.But he has not even started in the league this season, mustering just 88 minutes in total and the 29-year-old is sick of it.According to the Telegraph, Newcastle had been keen on taking Lingard on until the end of the season on loan.However, United have rejected all approaches so far which has left the attacking midfielder reportedly angry and feeling disrespected.The Red Devils are aware that their squad might need adding to if they lose the player, especially with Anthony Martial on his way out and Donny van de Beek also looking to leave.Ralf Rangnick is trying to take the club into a top-four spot with Champions League football the minimum aim.Another reason behind United’s reluctance to lose Lingard at this point is the fact that a loan does not suit them at all.The Englishman will be out of contract at the end of the season, meaning that a loan will effectively put an abrupt stop to his Old Trafford career.While talks are ongoing with Newcastle desperate to bring in the midfielder, The Athletic report that a move is on the brink of collapse.West Ham and Tottenham are also looking to

Manchester United supporters have set a challenge for Anthony Martial after his loan move to La Liga club Sevilla was confirmed.