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Showing posts with label Manchesteer united. Show all posts

Friday, 3 June 2016

Luke Shaw finally comes and talks about his current condition

"At the moment my leg feels really great every
time we go outside - there were a bit of aches at the start.
But they're all gone now. I hope to see the fans before the
end of the season. I missed football so much, it was hard for
me to watch it at times. I just wanted to be out there. I'm not
there yet but we're going to keep pushing. To all the staff,
thank you for what they've done and everything."

Thursday, 26 May 2016

Zlatan Knows His Future‼



Zlatan Ibrahimovic is being heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford. The news about Mourinho's arrival has further strengthened the transfer rumour. The Swedish striker is reportedly offered a deal worth £34 million by Manchester United. In spite of all these rumours, Zlatan has claimed that he has not made a deal yet but confirmed that he has made his choice. "The future is already written. I have made my choice. It's not important for me to have a deal done before the Euros. I enjoy reading what the media write. It's fun. There is interest from every country. England, Italy, other concretes. There are concrete offers, many alternatives."

Friday, 20 May 2016

Specualations are van gaal to stay at old traffold but with another career position



Rumours are the Dutchman will be given a director of football role at the club. That will see Van Gaal complete his three-year contract at the club and leave next summer.
Despite this seasons poor campaign Van Gaal remains popular with executive vice chairman Ed Woodward who still wants to use his vast
footballing knowledge at the club. But Woodward accepts there
has to be change now in the managerial seat

It is understood that the club are considering moving Van Gaal upstairs in order to bring Mourinho to Old Trafford.

Van Gaal, 64, has 12 months left to run on his contract, but mixed results over the last two seasons have poured doubt on his future. Numerous reports have linked Mourinho with the post, the most recent of which claimed that executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward had promised him the job if Van Gaal were to be relieved of his duties in the summer.Rumours are the Dutchman will be given a director of football role at the club. That will see Van Gaal complete his three-year contract at the club and leave next summer.

Despite this seasons poor campaign Van Gaal remains popular with executive vice chairman Ed Woodward who still wants to use his vast footballing knowledge at the club. But Woodward accepts there has to be change now in the managerial seat

It is understood that the club are considering moving Van Gaal upstairs in order to bring Mourinho to Old Trafford.

Van Gaal, 64, has 12 months left to run on his contract, but mixed results over the last two seasons have poured doubt on his future. Numerous reports have linked Mourinho with the post, the most recent of which claimed that executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward had promised him the job if Van Gaal were to be relieved of his duties in the summer.

Tuesday, 17 May 2016

Manchester united zlatan Ibrahimovic



Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s agent has rubbished reports United are making an offer for the Swede.

The 34-year-old will leave PSG at the end of the season, although it is unclear which club he will play for next.
United are long-term admirers, and are thought to have offered a one-year deal.

But Ibrahimovic’s agent Mino Raiola, according to Sky Sports, has described such talk as ‘not factual’.

"In this world we have to accept some journalists use their imagination and make things up," said Raiola.
"The story is not factual."

Outgoing striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic became Paris St Germain's top-scorer in a single Ligue 1 season after marking his final appearance at the Parc des Princes with a brace in the champions' 4-0 victory over Nantes.

The Sweden international, who will leave PSG when his contract expires in the summer, netted in the 17th and 89th minutes to surpass the 37-goal record set by Carlos Bianchi in 1977-78.
The first-half opener came just seven minutes after the home crowd paid tribute to Ibrahimovic, skipper for the night, with a standing ovation.

Ibrahimovic has scored no fewer than 154 goals in his 179 games for the French champions, and is still widely regarded as one of the best strikers in the world despite his age of 34.