Great news for Manchester United fans as young star completes training session
18 years old Ethan Williams joins Manchester United first team training at Carrington ahead of EPL Game against Luton and he is an Attacking Midfielder who has 16 goals contribution in 21 appearances this season.
Manchester United players who were pictured in their final training session at Carrington today include Rashford, Mctominay, Evans, Maguire, Amad Diallo, Dalot, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Mainoo, Amrabat, Eriksen and Antony.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Dave Brailsford met Ralf Rangnick to discuss the issues at Manchester United before their performance review was underway.
Bruno Fernandes on Garnacho: “He wants to be something special in the world of football and I think he has the capability to do that.There is still a long way for him to be like Cristiano but he’s getting his steps”.
Raphael Varane on Willy Kambwala: “I think he will play more matches in the future and continue to improve. He is very young, but he is showing his qualities and we trust him. He has a great future .”
Man United star Scott McTominay has more league goals (7) than Liverpool’s midfield combined (5).
Jose Mourinho: “When I look to Scott Mctominay, Pogba on the bench… play Scott Mctominay in the Champions League in Seville he is my boy. When I go from club to club I find my boys that will always be my boys.”
Sevilla has ruled out the possibility of activating the option to buy Hannibal till further notice.
Man United Goalkeeper Altay Bayindir is reportedly Galatasaray goalkeeper target for the summer and he is willing to join them due to lack of game time at Manchester United.
Chelsea player Cole Palmer and Manchester City executive Omar Berrada with the Man Utd badge
Omar Berrada and Man Utd want the man who helped save Cole Palmer
Man Utd are continuing unabated in their attempts to assemble the Transfer Avengers with spare parts from other clubs; Southampton are next to resist them.
The arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS team has heralded an ambitious overhaul and restructure behind the scenes at Old Trafford, starting with the appointment of Omar Berrada as chief executive.
Tempting the Chief Football Operations Officer of Manchester City to form part of their new team was a coup for Man Utd, who have also targeted Dan Ashworth for a sporting director role.
Ashworth has informed Newcastle of Manchester United’s approach and the Magpies are now awaiting formal contact from their Premier League rivals, who face having to pay a compensation package of at least £10m to release him from his contract in time for the upcoming summer transfer window.
It is also thought that Ashworth would like to bring on board Brighton’s head of recruitment Sam Jewell, with whom he worked on the south coast previously.
In ‘fear’ of that news, Chelsea want to ‘poach’ the Brighton man and will battle Man Utd for him if necessary.
But in yet another case of Man Utd looking around English football for individuals to plant into their new structure, Southampton director of football Jason Wilcox has been targeted.
Man Utd are once more ‘yet to approach’ the club from whom they wish to take a high-value employee, but Wilcox ‘is aware of their interest’ and may have a decision to make soon.
Man Utd stakeholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal to buy 25 per cent of Man Utd is done
The Athletic add that Wilcox ‘is well-known and extremely highly regarded’ at Man Utd after his work at St Mary’s and with Manchester City, where he worked for over a decade.
Wilcox helped bring through a number of young players including Phil Foden, Rico Lewis and Romeo Lavia, with his role in Cole Palmer’s development previously revealed by the same outlet.
‘From a player standpoint, Wilcox makes decisions for their development,’ Jacob Tanswell wrote in March 2023. ‘A case in point was Cole Palmer who, at 16, was on the list to be released before Wilcox stepped in and overturned the decision. Palmer is now a first-team player at City and an England Under-21 regular.’
The forward has since become a full England international and £40m Chelsea signing.
Man Utd hope to tap into that sort of expertise by offering Wilcox a position which ‘would report in to a sporting director’, their primary candidate for that role being Ashworth – even though Dan Ashworth is actually rubbish.
Ratcliffe and his INEOS team are described by David Ornstein as ‘driving the move for Wilcox’ after having their 25 per cent purchase of a stake in Man Utd approved by the Premier League.
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