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Sir Alex Ferguson's memoir, Games of My Life, was released today, threading together the matches which meant the most to the legendary former Man Utd manager.
Manchester United have had distractions during the extended international break but are now ready to return to Premier League action
SIR ALEX Ferguson hopes to live long enough to attend the opening of Manchester United’s new stadium. United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe outlined his preference to build a new 100,000-seater stadium in February 2024, dubbing the proposal a “no-brainer”. Architects Foster+Partners unveiled designs in March 2025 and Unite
SIR ALEX Ferguson cried after he told his Manchester United players he would be stepping down as manager in May 2013. News of Ferguson’s impending exit leaked on the Tuesday night before he gathered the United squad and his backroom staff at their Carrington training complex on the Wednesday morning. Ferguson writes in
KIERAN MCKENNA has landed a new job working as a technical observer for Uefa just months after leaving Ipswich. The former Manchester United coach caused a surprise by departing Portman Road despite leading the team to Premier League promotion. He spent nearly five years with the Tractor Boys and secured five promotion
ALEJANDRO GARNACHO is looking to restart his Premier League career with Aston Villa after undergoing a "mini pre-season" following his Manchester United and Chelsea struggles. Garnacho, 22, joined Villa on loan from the Blues this past summer but has only managed a mere total of 31 minutes in only three appearances wit
TOTTENHAM are in talks over a new contract with wonderkid Luca Williams-Barnett. The 18-year-old is on the radar of some of the biggest clubs in Europe, including Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. Chelsea and Manchester United are also understood to be monitoring his progress. Spurs want to tie the youngster down to
Man Utd sent Enzo Kana-Biyik on loan to Laussane Sport last season, but decided to keep him in Manchester this term.
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