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Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted he is “very happy” to remain at Old Trafford and believes Manchester United will rebound from a dreadful 2021/22 campaign under new manager Erik ten Hag.
Ronaldo returned to United last summer, 12 years after originally leaving the club for Real Madrid, and netted 24 goals in 38 games to finish as the club’s top
Alexandre Lacazette will leave Arsenal when his contract expires at the end of June, the north London club have confirmed.
The 31-year-old joined the Gunners from Lyon in the summer of 2017 and went on to score 71 goals in 206 games in north London.
Sadio Mane has said he ‘will do what the Senegalese people want’ when deciding his future.
Mane has 12 months left on his current deal and has emerged as a summer transfer target for Bayern Munich, with the Bundesliga champions readying a bid and a
Neil Critchley has left his position as manager of Blackpool to join Steven Gerrard’s coaching staff at Aston Villa.
The 43-year-old becomes Gerrard’s new assistant after Michael Beale left Villa Park to take his first job as a number one with Queens Park Rangers.
Scottish referee Lloyd Wilson believes football is “prepared and ready” for more people to come out publicly as gay and “good inroads” are being made as the game becomes more inclusive.
Wilson and fellow referee Craig Napier both came out as gay on Thursday and Wilson hopes his decision will inspire others in football to follow suit.
Brentford have offered Christian Eriksen a long-term contract and are now waiting for his reply.
The Bees have been in talks with the Denmark international for several weeks about extending his successful spell in West London.
Leeds United are in talks over a deal to sign RB Salzburg’s right-back Rasmus Kristensen.
The 24-year-old is said to be a target of clubs including Borussia Dortmund and Brentford, with reports suggesting the right-back would cost in the region of £10m.
Juventus are increasingly confident they are in the final stages of completing a three-year deal for Paul Pogba, which will put him in their bracket of highest earners.
Sky Sports News has been told the Serie A side have been given verbal assurances that the midfielder will rejoin them following his exit from Manchester United as a free agent.
Neil Critchley has left his position as manager of Blackpool to join Steven Gerrard’s coaching staff at Aston Villa.
The 43-year-old becomes Gerrard’s new assistant after Michael Beale left Villa Park to take his first job as a number one with Queens Park Rangers.
Michael Beale, Steven Gerrard’s assistant at Aston Villa, is poised to become the new manager of Queens Park Rangers.
Gerrard has given Beale his blessing to leave Villa Park and take his first job as a number one with the Championship club.
Sky Sports News understands Villa were always