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“What’s going on inside”: United summer signing opens up on negativity surrounding the club following poor start

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September 30, 2025

“What’s going on inside”: United summer signing opens up on negativity surrounding the club following poor start

Manchester United have started the new season like they ended the last, with fans calling for INEOS to take action.

Following the defeat to Brentford, the Red Devils have now won a meagre nine Premier League games out of 33 under Ruben Amorim, and only twice in six games this campaign.

The head coach’s flawed system and refusal to adapt have been criticised by one and all, but for now, his players seem to be backing him to turn the tide around.

In fact, summer signing Bryan Mbeumo told Sky Sports that the players have to take more responsibility to avoid such poor results moving forward.

Players need to take more responsibility

“Obviously disappointed with the result, I had a warm welcome back from the fans and I will never forget that.

“I think everyone in the team needs to take responsibility. When you play in a club this big, everyone needs to know what to do – as a team, we need to do better.”

Toxicity and United go hand-in-hand, especially when results do not go their way. And the Cameroonian will be new to these things since he moved from the Bees to the Red Devils in the summer.

Pundits, ex-players, the media love it when the 20-time English league champions struggle and often times, the social media storm can prove to be a distraction.

On outside noise

Not for Bryan Mbeumo though, who says he is only focussed on improving and he tries to avoid social media. Something young stars can learn from.

“Obviously it’s different, it’s not the same, but the only thing we want to be focused on is ourselves, we just try to listen to what’s going on inside.

“It’s not that hard [to block the noise out], obviously, the main thing we see is on social media, so it’s just not going on there much, and you just have to stay focused on your own things.”

While Saturday was yet another match to forget for United fans, there was one tiny silver lining with the team lining up with their strongest attack for the first time this season.

On new-look attack

Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko all started, with the Slovenian finally getting on the scoresheet. And the Cameroon international is excited to play and improve with his attacking partners as the season progresses.

“It’s exciting, because we get to learn to play with new players and it’s always challenging, but that’s what we like as footballers.

“Of course it will improve, we haven’t played a lot together, so there are certain things that we’re going to improve, and there are different types of players, but it’s good to be with them.”

Hopefully, the 26-year-old can inspire the 20-time English league champions to victory on Saturday, when they take on high-flying Sunderland at Old Trafford.

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Son of United legend shows qualities in midfield for U21s that the first team is crying out for

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September 30, 2025

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Son of United legend shows qualities in midfield for U21s that the first team is crying out for

Manchester United U21s opened their EFL Trophy campaign with a heavy defeat away to Lincoln City, but the scoreline didn’t do them justice.

Here are our player ratings for the match. Read the detailed match report of all the action here.

(A score of 6 is around average)

Ratings

Will Murdock – 6 – A match of highs and lows where he was ultimately let down by his height. He did well early on, coming off his line when he needed to and made two very good saves during the match. But the first two goals he conceded went over his head and could have potentially been saved by a bigger keeper.

Jacob Devaney – 6.5 – Tried out in nearly every position this season, he started at right-back before ending up at left centre-back and he performance decently in both positions. An all-action performance, he put himself about, getting involved in the most duels while attempting five tackles. Using his natural ability, he also did well stepping out from the back to help control possession.

Reece Munro – 5 – A bit of a shaky display at times, he struggled with tracking runners and wasn’t alive to the movement off the ball. Often times he was able to get away with it due to his own speed and physicality, but he was particularly exposed by Reeco Hackett, who matched him for pace and was able to slip off his shoulder.

Rhys Bennett – 6 – The more composed of the central pairing, he was comfortable on the ball and defended the ground well but could have used his senior experience more to marshal the aerial battles that United struggled in.

Bendito Mantato – 5 – Showed bits of his quality, most notably with a nice charging run infield late on but was too timid for most of the match. Given his attacking instincts, he played within himself and didn’t look to get too far forward, often opting for the safe option in possession. Defensively he was poor for the second goal and found it tough in the physical duels.

Tyler Fletcher – 6 – The metronome in midfield, he kept it ticking over for United as they dominated possession.

Jack Fletcher – 7.5 – He came closest to scoring for United, he could have had two with a bit more luck. His first-half effort was cleared off the line after great footwork in the area. He was denied a long range wonder goal by a top save late on. Technically, he looked the best player on the pitch and physically looked up to the task as well, winning eight of his nine duels.

Shea Lacey – 5.5 – Never really got going. Had to drop deep to get a lot of his touches on the ball and wasn’t able to get the better of his marker in 1v1 duels consistently. Still showed ability to open up the space at times but then let himself down with poor deliveries into the box and shot selection.

Jayce Fitzgerald – 7 – Another who looked up for the battle physically, his industrious runs through the centre of the park were the making of much of United’s good play. He did well to shrug off challenges and dribble into space before feeding the wingers.

James Scanlon – 5 – Was weak defensively for Lincoln’s second goal and made the wrong decision in the final third in the important moments.

Chido Obi – 5 – Showed good hold up play and drew a couple of fouls with quick footwork but just didn’t link up with his teammates enough to get on the ball.

Substitutes

Gabriele Biancheri – 6 – Similar to Obi, he showed good strength in his hold up play and did well to lay the ball off quickly but often had to drop deep to less dangerous areas to receive the ball.

Finley McAllister – 6 – Came in and played out of position at right-back and didn’t look out of place.

Amir Ibragimov – 6 – Offered dynamism and pace in the final third with driving runs that troubled the Lincoln defenders which United missed throughout the match.

Victor Musa – N/A – Wasn’t on long enough to make much of an impact but did have one tame effort on goal.

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Youngsters put in a valiant effort despite United U21s crashing to cup defeat against experienced opponents

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September 30, 2025

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Youngsters put in a valiant effort despite United U21s crashing to cup defeat against experienced opponents

Manchester United U21s began their EFL Trophy campaign with an away trip to Lincoln City.

Sitting in 4th place in League One with only one loss in their opening 10 matches, Lincoln were sure to be a tough challenge for United’s youngsters.

Travis Binnion’s side went into the match in fine form, currently topping the Premier League 2 table with a perfect record after five matches including a 4-1 thumping of Crystal Palace last weekend.

First half

The home side had the first chance of the match when Justin Obikwu ran in behind, but Will Murdock was quick off his line to close the angles, forcing Obikwu to lift the ball over the crossbar.

United had a few chances of their own through Shea Lacey and James Scanlon but neither could trouble the keeper with their shots blocked and sailing wide respectively.

Obikwu had the best chance of the half in the 18th minute when the ball was centred to him at close range, and he forced an excellent save out of Murdock.

Scanlon tried his luck again late on in the half when he tried to catch the keeper off guard with a snapshot from a wide angle but Zachary Jeacock was able to adjust and push the ball wide for a corner.

Second half

The hosts finally broke the deadlock after the restart. A corner fell to the head of Tom Hamer, who looped it towards the far left corner and over Murdock who couldn’t get his hands on the effort.

United came close to levelling it up shortly after but a crucial goal line clearance kept the score at 1-0.

A lovely bit of one-touch passing between Scanlon, Shea Lacey, and Jack Fletcher ended with the latter cutting onto his weaker right foot and curling the ball towards the far corner, but Lewis Montsma covered to prevent the goal-bound effort from going in.

Poor defending on United’s left wing allowed Lincoln to get their second, as a deep cross was met by Erik Ring on the volley, and the ball hit the ground and went in off the crossbar.

Lincoln substitute Reeco Hackett-Fairchild then made it 3-0 after Jacob Devaney’s sliding interception fell kindly into his path.

Deep into stoppage time, Jack Fletcher was denied a wonder goal again when his long range strike was thwarted by Jeacock at full stretch.

The young Red Devils will feel hard done by the score line having controlled possession while also producing more shots but ultimately it came down to who could finish their chances.

United still have group stage matches against Barnsley and Notts County left, but before then, they will take on Everton U21s on Friday night in Premier League 2 action.

Match facts

United: Murdock; Kamason, Munro, Bennett (McAllister, 82), J.Fletcher, T.Fletcher, Devaney, Lacey, Fitzgerald (Musa, 85), Scanlon (Ibragimov, 82), Obi (Biancheri, 67)

Subs not used: Heath, Mills, Thwaites

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Former United star linked with a sensational return to Old Trafford to replace Amorim, he won the double last season – report

Dylan Oakley

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September 30, 2025

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Former United star linked with a sensational return to Old Trafford to replace Amorim, he won the double last season – report

Manchester United have won a meagre nine Premier League games out of 33 since Ruben Amorim took charge.

And that is clearly not good enough, and many fans are asking INEOS to act now to save this season from becoming a write-off.

And while they continue to publicly back the Portuguese tactician, they are also keeping tabs on potential alternatives in case they are forced to pull the plug.

Andoni Iraola, Oliver Glasner are among the top targets, while the names of former United coaches Kieran McKenna and Michael Carrick are also doing the rounds.

Manager hunt

Another manager with past links to the Red Devils has now emerged as an unlikely candidate — Laurent Blanc.

As per Sports Boom, the former centre-back is eyeing a return to management in Europe after a hugely successful spell with Al-Ittihad.

With them, the Frenchman won the double last season, but was brutally sacked after losing one match from his opening four games this campaign.

He is a proven winner, winning three Ligue 1 titles with Paris Saint-Germain and one with Bordeaux.

“Laurent Blanc wants an immediate return to management and has emerged as an unlikely contender on the Manchester United shortlist, SportsBoom can reveal.

“The former Red Devils’ legend and World Cup winner was sacked by Saudi Pro League club Al-Ittihad just four games into the new season despite winning the double last term.

Unlikely candidate

“And our sources have been told Blanc wants to waste little time in returning to top European management after his shock sacking.”

Interestingly, the Premier League winner under the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson had come close twice to taking over the reins at Old Trafford.

The Glazers opted to keep Ryan Giggs as interim boss once David Moyes was sacked, while Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was brought in as Jose Mourinho’s successor.

Whether Laurent Blanc will be approached remains to be seen, but he is not a bad shout as an interim option given his past ties with the club and his strong managerial record.

Now the ball is in INEOS’ court. One thing is certain: Amorim’s record does not warrant a longer rope.

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United bosses fear Amorim will do the unthinkable to avoid embarrassing situation – report

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September 30, 2025

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United bosses fear Amorim will do the unthinkable to avoid embarrassing situation – report

Manchester United’s hierarchy continue to back Ruben Amorim despite the club’s disastrous start to the new season.

United recorded their lowest ever finish of 15th last term and ended the campaign trophyless. Yet, Amorim was allowed to remain at the helm.

After a pre-season under the Portuguese and four major signings costing nearly £220m, the Red Devils find themselves only one place better off after six games in the Premier League.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and company still believe, at least publicly, that Amorim can turn United’s season around, but the 40-year-old apparently doesn’t share the same level of optimism.

Ruben Amorim could resign before he is sacked

According to iPaper, United insiders fear Amorim may resign rather than be sacked.

It is understood Ratcliffe is “desperate” to give his first managerial appointment at Old Trafford a full season to prove himself. However, Amorim could jump before his pushed.

The report states: “One insider insisted Amorim will soon have to consider how to preserve his own long-term reputation and added he could ‘walk away’ before his Premier League record becomes any more embarrassing and potentially career-defining.”

The ex-Sporting CP boss lost 14 times in 167 league games in Portugal. He has already lost 17 games out of 33 in the Premier League.

Interim hire likely to fill Amorim’s void

If Amorim does leave, Ineos could bring in an interim manager until the end of the season.

It is understood Michael Carrick is one potential option. He left Middlesbrough at the end of last term.

Recently, The Peoples Person relayed a report claiming Carrick, who was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Jose Mourinho’s assistant at United, would be “tempted by a return” to his former club.

United would reportedly prefer Amorim’s successor to have experience of English football.

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U21s: Lincoln 3 United 0

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U21s: Lincoln 3 United 0

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Manchester United’s Under-21s were beaten 3-0 by League One side Lincoln City in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday.

Goals from Tom Hamer, Erik Ring and Reeco Hackett secured victory for the Imps despite a valiant display from Travis Binnion’s side.

Shea Lacey and James Scanlon both went close for United across the 90 minutes, but our best chance fell the way of Jack Fletcher.

The midfielder was denied by City defender Lewis Montsma with his strike almost certain to find the net, if not for a fine goalmouth interception.

FIRST HALFIt took 16 minutes of toing and froing before Binnion’s side had a meaningful attempt on goal, with Scanlon stinging the palms of Zach Jeacock with a near-post effort.

Justin Obikwu then danced into the penalty area for the hosts soon after, before Will Murdock was called into action to deny him.

Murdock was then needed again to deny Lincoln’s no.20 again, with this time it was Dexter Lembikisa teeing him up.

A free-kick from Lacey was blocked by his own team-mate in Chido Obi as we reached the interval, with Scanlon then denied at close range as the first half drew to a close.

SECOND HALFMichael Skubala’s side took the lead with the second half only two minutes old, as Ivan Varfolomeev’s corner was thundered home by Hamer to open the scoring.

Lacey again seemed the brightest of our sparks, cutting into the box before bending his left-footed strike over the crossbar.

Our best of the encounter fell the way of Fletcher on 56 minutes, with his shot cleared off the line by Montsma.

The Imps then added a second with 20 minutes remaining, as Ring was found at the back post by Lembikisa, with the former smashing home from close range via the crossbar.

Substitute Hackett was then put clean through to make it three before missing the target entirely.

Rob Street bared down on goal as Skubala’s men continued to up the ante, before a killer blow was dealt late on.

Hackett made no mistake as he was found unmarked inside the box for a second time on 88 minutes, with his shot coming back off the post and nestling into the bottom corner.

Murdock kept the score at three making a fine save to deny Street in additional time, before Jack Fletcher saw his late strike pushed away by Jeacock in the game’s final action.

MATCH DETAILS

United:

Murdock; Kamason, Munro, Bennett (McAllister, 82), J.Fletcher; T.Fletcher, Devaney; Lacey, Fitzgerald (Musa, 85), Scanlon (Ibragimov, 82), Obi (Biancheri, 67).

Subs not used: Heath, Mills, Thwaites.

Booked: Devaney.

There had been suggestions that the Blaugrana, satisfied with Rashford’s output and work ethic since joining their ranks, are already putting plans in place to snap him up permanently. However, Deco has shut down such rumours, insisting that a decision will be made towards the end of the campaign.

Deco also gave his thoughts on Rashford’s struggles at Old Trafford and hinted that United managers may have been asking too much of him.

Deco’s comments on Rashford

Deco spoke to Mundo Deportivo and was asked whether a decision on Rashford has been made. He answered, “He’s on a simple loan, there’s no penalty, and if we want him, we have an option to buy.”

“It’s too early to talk about decisions for next season, but what matters is that we’re happy with him. What we thought he could bring to us, he’s bringing.”

“He’s a very high-level player; he exploded very early, then he had great seasons at United, then he had years of more complicated management with changes of coaches, and perhaps he struggled too because they demanded a lot of things from him there.”

Deco added, “But we’re happy with him; that’s the most important thing.”

“These aren’t decisions for now; now it’s time to focus on the games to come. A decision will be made, but that’s not being discussed right now.”

Rashford will be looking to make his mark once more when Barcelona meet Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

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United going all out to beat City in the race for midfield wonderkid, he has already visited Carrington – report

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September 30, 2025

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United going all out to beat City in the race for midfield wonderkid, he has already visited Carrington – report

Manchester United’s hierarchy might be lacking in ruthlessness when it comes to their senior side, having let Ruben Amorim remain in charge despite their abysmal record over the last 11 months.

However, Ineos have been very ambitious in their recruitment at youth level, as Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants United to sign the best up-and-coming talents and build for the future.

The new regime at Old Trafford has already signed the likes of Enzo Kana-Biyik, Harley Emsden-James, Charlie Hardy, Chido Obi, and Ayden Heaven.

Recently, The Peoples Person relayed a report claiming United have reached an agreement in principle to sign midfield sensation Cristian Orozco from Colombian outfit Fortaleza CEIF.

Now, it has emerged that the Red Devils are trying to beat their rivals to the signing of a Scottish wonderkid.

Manchester United keen to sign McMeekin

According to CentreDevils, United are “pushing hard to sign” Keir McMeekin, who is seen as “one of the brightest talents coming out of Scotland.”

The Scotland U17 international has already visited Carrington training center. He was reportedly joined by some family and his agent.

It is understood United face competition from Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool for the 15-year-old midfielder’s signature.

United are thought to be willing to pay a compensation fee to Hearts to win the race for McMeekin.

McMeekin is yet to make a final decision on his future and the next few weeks could be crucial.

Hardy set to join Man United

Meanwhile, last week, Derby County starlet Charlie Hardy announced he is set for a new chapter.

The 16-year-old goalkeeper will “sign scholarship terms at United after receiving Premier League ratification to join.”

Hardy is expected to play for United’s U18s, who are currently coached by Darren Fletcher.

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“They disrespected me”: Amorim reject does not hold back in scathing criticism of the way United treated him in the summer

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September 30, 2025

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“They disrespected me”: Amorim reject does not hold back in scathing criticism of the way United treated him in the summer

Manchester United’s woes continue unabated in the new season despite a summer overhaul orchestrated by INEOS on Ruben Amorim’s orders.

It was decided that Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Antony, Jadon Sancho, and Tyrell Malacia were all surplus to requirements, and they were collectively referred to as the “bomb squad”.

The co-owners tried desperately to shift them permanently, and except for the Dutch full-back, all the others found new homes, including the Brazilian.

It was a pain to move the ex-Ajax ace on, given how stubborn he was that he would only join Real Betis, with whom he enjoyed a fantastic last six months.

Antony to Betis saga

The Spanish side kept lowballing the Red Devils, and even exited talks to build pressure while the Brazil international also asked for a huge payoff.

In the end, the 20-time English league champions held firm and the player left for Seville on deadline day. Since his move, the La Liga side and their players have kept taking potshots at the Old Trafford side for their treatment of Antony.

Now, the 25-year-old has also spoken up, claiming to El Desmarque (via Sport Witness) that he felt disrespected during the final few weeks of his United stint.

“They were very tough months in England, more than 40 days in the hotel, training separately… I feel like they disrespected me, but that’s not the point,” he said.

“I don’t want to create controversy; that’s life. I’m very grateful for the club; there were bad times, but also good times, with two titles.

Takes a dig at United

“My family travelled to Seville four or five days before the deal was finalised; I had the house rented.”

It was made clear to all exiled players that they had no future under Amorim, yet he tried to squeeze every last drop out of the club, while even having the audacity to ask for a payoff.

And it was the player who decided to stay in a hotel, and not the club. While it is good to see the left-footed attacker rebuilding his career at the Villamarin Stadium, the truth is he never had the personality to play for a club of United’s stature.

Another horrible transfer decision from Erik ten Hag that has set the club back by years. Thankfully, the chapter is over and fans can look forward to better days, whether that be under Amorim or someone else.

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Women’s Player of the Month poll opens

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Four Manchester United Women are in the running for September’s Player of the Month prize.

It’s been a bumper month of action for Marc Skinner’s side, as we’ve negotiated the opening four matches of the Barclays WSL season, plus a European double header with Brann.

History was made, as we defeated the Norwegian outfit 3-1 on aggregate, to progress to the main phase of the Champions League for the first time in our history.

And it’s been a positive start to the top-flight campaign too, with victories over Leicester City, London City Lionesses and Liverpool, plus a draw against Arsenal, meaning we sit second ahead of the first test of October – a mouthwatering clash with leaders and champions Chelsea.

It’s fair to say we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to Player of the Month nominations, but this quartet have particularly stood out…

MELVINE MALARD

Games: 6 Goals: 4 Assists: 1

Our French forward is joint-top of the WSL scoring charts, with braces against Leicester and London City in our opening two league games enabling her to fly out of the blocks.

Melvine has struck up a great relationship with Elisabeth Terland in the Reds’ attack, teeing up the Norwegian for her hat-trick goal versus Brann.

Skinner said: “I think now that she’s settled and we’ve got the best of her, she can be fluid across the front line, she’s a handful.”

JESS PARK

Games: 6 Goals: 1 Assists: 1

The former Manchester City midfielder has enjoyed a brilliant start to life on the red side of the city, opening her account with a stunner in Bromley.

Park has quickly established herself in Skinner’s first XI, starting five of our six games in September and also registering an assist for Malard against London City.

Skinner said: “I think that maybe sometimes she’s been a little bit on the chain and we’re letting her off it to be able to create moments.”

JAYDE RIVIERE

Games: 6 Goals: 1 Assists: 1 Clean Sheets: 4

Jayde has picked up where she left off in 2024/25, with the Reds’ backline proving just as tough to permeate as it was last term.

The Canada international’s attacking instincts have also been evident, as she opened her goalscoring account with a phenomenal strike at London City… which definitely wasn’t a cross!

Riviere said: “I personally just thought I would shoot. She [Melvine] actually encourages me a lot in training to shoot when I’m in the box. I saw the goalie cheat off her line so I said: ‘Why not?’ I guess I got the benefit on this day.”

ELISABETH TERLAND

Games: 6 Goals: 4 Assists: 2

Teri’s amazing record in Europe continued, as her treble helped overturn a first-leg deficit when former side Brann came to Leigh.

Our striker now has eight goals to her name this term – seven in continental competition and one in the league opener v Leicester. She’s bidding to win this prize for a second straight month, but is always keen to credit the team effort…

Terland said: “I’m a loyal player and I work hard for the team. When you have team-mates like you have on this team, you want to do everything for them, and you know they’ll do the same for you.”

VOTE NOW

Make your selection in the poll above, before the vote closes on Thursday 2 October.

We’ll announce the winner in the run-up to Friday’s meeting with the Blues.

Tickets are still available for the clash at the Progress with Unity Stadium.

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