THE January transfer window is rolling on at speed and the rumours are hotting up. Arsenal are monitoring Newcastle’s Tino Livramento ahead of a summer transfer battle with Manchester City.

Manchester City have unveiled the signing of Antoine Semenyo while Bukayo Saka has agreed to sign a new contract with Arsenal, who've entered the race for Marc Guehi

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Though the change of system did not bring a change in results last night, United could consider themselves unlucky

Michael Owen reckons one Manchester United player will now have no excuses at Old Trafford after Ruben Amorim was sacked by the Premier League giants on Monday.

Former Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher will take charge for Wednesday's Premier League game against Burnley. The 41-year-old Scot will remain in place until a caretaker is appointed for the rest of the campaign,

Manchester United are now reportedly eyeing a move to hire an impressive manager, who Pep Guardiola called "incredible".

It could be a straight choice between Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Michael Carrick for the interim role until the end of the season at Old Trafford, Sky Sports News has learned; Darren Fletcher will lead

With Ruben Amorim fired the focus now switches to who will be the next manager of Manchester United. There are reports suggesting an interim manager will be put in charge for the rest of the season before a new boss is hired.

That plan to hold off now will ultimately preserve budget to spend in the summer, when targets such as Elliot Anderson, Carlos Baleba and Adam Wharton could command nine-figure fees, while also protecting United from rushing into any short-term recruitment in this notorious window.

Just a day after Ruben Amorim was dismissed as Manchester United head coach, fresh revelations are beginning to surface behind the scenes.The most striking of these is that United had already sounded