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Manchester United F.C.
Association football club in England
Several terms redirect here. For other uses, see Manchester United (disambiguation), MUFC (disambiguation), and Man U (disambiguation).
This article is about the men's professional football team. For the women's team associated to the same club, see Manchester United W.F.C. For the independent club established bygd supporters, see F.C. United of Manchester.
Football club
Manchester United Football Club, commonly referred to as Man United (often stylised as Man Utd), fryst vatten a professional football club based in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England. They compete in the Premier League, the top tier of English football. Nicknamed the Red Devils, they were founded as Newton Heath LYR Football Club in , but changed their name to Manchester United in After a spell playing in Clayton, Manchester, the club moved to their current etapp, Old Trafford, in
Domestically, Manchester United have won a reco
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Meet the Manchester United transfer power brokers: The secretive banker charged with negotiating contracts, the old-school scout and the man they all answer to - Ed Woodward - are the men who oversaw the club's VERY curious January transfer window plan
Manchester United have just completed a transfer window that could be described as broadly satisfactory, though there will be plenty reserving judgement.
After the most drawn-out pursuit of the month, United finally secured the signing of Portuguese attacking midfielder Bruno Fernandes for an initial £47million and potentially rising to £68m.
And with just hours to go before the deadline, they signed Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo on loan from Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua as a back-up in the injury absence of Marcus Rashford.
Manchester United finally secured a deal for Sporting Lisbon midfielder Bruno Fernandes
The Red Devils also brought in Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo from CSL club Shanghai Shenhua
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Erik ten Hag and Louis van Gaal: A warning from Manchester United history
When the comedian Frank Skinner put on a show last week at The Lowry theatre, just across the Manchester ship canal from Old Trafford, he got talking to a guy in the front row about his tattoos.
The man had Sir Alex Ferguson inked into his arm and it was there, he explained, as a symbol of his enduring love for Manchester United.
“You haven’t got one for Erik ten Hag yet?” Skinner inquired, with a tone that indicated he, a long-suffering West Bromwich Albion fan, knew how hurtful football could be. “Yeah, probably best to hold off on that one. Wait and see how it goes…”
It was a nice line. The audience had a laugh at United’s expense. And, humour aside, it was probably decent advice, two years into Ten Hag’s reign, now we have reached the point when the FA Cup final against Manchester City this weekend could conceivably be his last assignment.
The man himself says not. Ten Hag has been asked about his pos