Rio Ferdinand has echoed the stances of ex-Reds Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt in encouraging Kobbie Mainoo to leave Manchester United.If former players who actively support the club are saying it, it only emphasises how dire the youngster’s situation is, given he was once considered one of the brightest prospects in the Premier League and across Europe.Yet, in order for him to continue his development to, ideally, become one of the world’s best in his career, he simply has to be playing regular football, which he isn’t as things stand.Mainoo navigating a heavily reduced role at Old Trafford (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)Mainoo has made 10 Premier League appearances this term, none of which have come from the off, and he has accumulated just 183 minutes of action since 2025/2026 got underway.He has been an unused substitute for four whole matches and, in the last three games, has featured for a mere 13 minutes in total.The 20-year-old currently falls behind Manuel Ugarte in the pecking order, despite his counterpart offering lacklustre displays in recent months and also being linked with a premature sale.What have the ex-United stars been saying about Mainoo? (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images)When discussing his situation recently, Scholes and Butt were in complete agreement that they would encourage the youngster to leave United to revive his currently stagnant career – even if it meant to a direct English rival like Chelsea, who’ve previously been among Mainoo’s suitors. “If Chelsea came in for him, I’d tell him to go!” 😳 Paul Scholes & Nicky Butt think Kobbie Mainoo needs to LEAVE Man United! 👀 pic.twitter.com/mMoVgw3i8X — The Good, The Bad & The Football (@goodbadftblpod) December 8, 2025Now, reacting to the pair’s frustrations, Ferdinand added on his own show: “I saw [Nicky] Butty and [Paul] Scholesy talking about it on their podcast and I totally agree with them. If I think about it and put myself in Kobbie Mainoo’s shoes, I’m out of there, I’ve got to.“He was playing for England and [was] one of the best players in the tournament [Euro 2024]. Not many people can say they’ve done that. He has just wasted 18 months of his career now at Manchester United.“He’s probably been there six months longer than he should’ve been. He should’ve just gone, and I think his agent and, more importantly, his family around him have to protect him.“He might be saying, ‘I love Manchester United too much to go, I want to stay and fight’. But it is going to be two years in the summer. You can’t lose two years in your career. It’s a short career, and you have to make decisions that are best for you.”Ferdinand continued: “If I were him, I’d say, ‘The manager isn’t going to start playing me now. If you’ve not played me in all these matches that have gone before, you aren’t going to play me now. Let’s just be honest with each other: I’m surplus to requirements. Get me out of here.’”
‘Influential’ Man Utd star told his form is now ‘revolutionary’ after being written off by Ruben Amorim
(Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images) Marcus Rashford added yet another goal contribution to his tally last night as Barcelona claimed a 2-1 Champions League win over Eintracht Frankfurt.Indeed, the Manchester United loanee helped inspire the hosts to a much-needed second-half comeback after they conceded in the 21st minute via Ansgar Knauff‘s opener.How Marcus Rashford fared in UCL clash(Photo by Eric Alonso/Getty Images)It then took until the 50th minute for the Blaugrana to level the scoring, with Rashford entering the fray at the interval in place of Fermin Lopez.He set up Jules Kounde for the equaliser before the Frenchman completed his brace just three minutes later, securing all three points and taking them 14th in the standings after matchweek six.Mundo Deportivo hailed Rashford’s showing as ‘influential’, while Sport went as far as labelling the forward as ‘revolutionary’ for how he helped turn the game on its head.The 28-year-old’s record for the season thus far now makes for pretty impressive viewing, and he’ll be hoping to maintain such prolific form right through until the end of his loan spell in the hope that Barcelona decide to activate his £26 million buy option. Competition Appearances Goals Assists La Liga 15 2 8 Champions League 6 4 3 Rashford won’t play for United again irrespective of Barcelona future(Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)Despite being contracted to United until June 2028, it was made clear over the summer that Rashford has no future at Old Trafford following a bizarre relationship breakdown with Ruben Amorim.Amorim had opted against playing the Carrington graduate for a month leading up to his exit last January, when he joined Aston Villa on a half-season loan before sealing his Camp Nou move in July.Barcelona’s ever-precarious financial situation means he will have to continue proving his worth to Hansi Flick and Co. for the coming months and, even then, the club could well pass up the opportunity to add Rashford to their ranks permanently.
Decision made: 38 G/A PL star knows where he wants to play football in 2026 after meeting one-on-one with Ruben Amorim
Antoine Semenyo is expected to be on the move next month after it was confirmed that his Bournemouth contract contains a release clause.Indeed, his suitors will have to shell out an upfront fee of £60 million plus £5 million in add-ons if they are to buy him out of his terms at the Vitality Stadium.Semenyo mulling over winter Cherries departure(Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)Manchester United held talks with Semenyo back in the summer over a potential deal before 2025/2026 began, with Manchester Evening News even reporting that Ruben Amorim met with the player personally to gauge where his head was at.However, the Ghanaian would go on to commit his future to Bournemouth by signing a five-year deal on July 1- albeit it looks as though he only agreed fresh terms to ensure he could be granted a seamless exit in 2026 with the addition of his release clause.Unfortunately for the Red Devils, who are said to retain their interest in Semenyo, he has reportedly decided on a switch to Liverpool.Liverpool win race for Semenyo’s signature – report(Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)TeamTalk claims that United, Tottenham Hotspur and the reigning league champions have all approached the 25-year-old in hopes of signing him in January, and the latter’s proposal has seemingly done enough to convince him of an Anfield switch.It’ll come as no surprise to learn that Liverpool have been actively pushing to sign the prolific forward, given their tumultuous form over the last couple of months. Season Appearances Goals Assists 25/26 14 6 3 24/25 37 11 6 23/24 33 8 3 22/23 11 1 0 *Semenyo’s full record in the Premier League, as per TransfermarktFrom the Cherries talisman’s perspective, he’ll also be able to ply his trade in the Champions League for the first-ever time in his career, whereas he wouldn’t have been awarded such a luxury had he joined Amorim’s ranks mid-season.
Ben Foster says Amorim has a player in his ranks who’s just ‘unreal’, and he’s ‘getting even better’
Ben Foster has poured praise on Manchester United summer signing Matheus Cunha.The former goalkeeper’s comments came just before United’s win over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday night, which saw Cunha oversee a tremendous display on his first return to Molineux following his exit in June.How Matheus Cunha has fared as of late(Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)While the Brazilian was unable to get on the scoresheet, he recorded his first assist for United when selflessly setting up skipper Bruno Fernandes, when he very easily could’ve netted the opener – and his second goal – when one-on-one with Sam Johnstone.Yet, it was Cunha’s performance against West Ham that had Foster completely wowed by what he’d seen.“Cunha is a player, by the way,” said Foster on his show, the Fozcast. “Honestly, I went to West Ham the other night. Honestly, he is unreal, by the way. He just looks like he’s getting even better.”Ruben Amorim will certainly be intrigued by the latter claim, as he’ll need the 26-year-old to really step up to the mark in Bryan Mbeumo and Amad Diallo’s absences when the African Cup of Nations gets underway later this month.Cunha has a vital role play over the festive period(Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)It’s expected Benjamin Sesko will be back at the coach’s disposal by the time United’s internationals depart, but Cunha, who boasts three-and-a-half seasons worth of Premier League experience over the young Slovenian, will likely occupy the main focal point of United’s attack.That being said, Sesko has scored once more than his senior counterpart in one less appearance. Player Appearances Goals Assists Cunha 12 1 1 Sesko 11 2 1 Next up for the Reds is a visit from an out-of-form Bournemouth side in yet another Monday evening slot next week, followed by a trip to Villa Park on Sunday, December 21.
Confirmed: Amorim will have to make do without ‘special’ star for crunch festive fixtures after new development
Ivory Coast announced their squad for the upcoming African Cup of Nations tournament on Tuesday, with Amad Diallo confirmed to be amongst the mix.While it was anticipated that that would be the case anyway, it has now been set in stone that Ruben Amorim will have to make do without the Manchester United livewire for around a month. Amad Diallo has been called up by Ivory Coast for the AFCON. pic.twitter.com/CkS7wkgqmq — utdreport (@utdreport) December 9, 2025Amad officially called up to play at AFCON(Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)The team aren’t in action until December 24 when they kick off their campaign against Mozambique in Marrakesh. However, it’s expected that Premier League clubs will have to release their international players on December 15 – the same day United host Bournemouth at Old Trafford in an 8pm kick-off.That means Amorim could well be without Amad, Bryan Mbeumo and Noussair Mazraoui against a side who’ve recorded successive 3-0 wins in M16 in the last two seasons. Amorim on his players leaving for AFCON: “The club is talking with the national teams, let’s wait for the middle of the week. “I don’t know for sure but we are doing our job and the national teams are talking with us. That’s a good sign, let’s see.”#MUFC pic.twitter.com/y427hW9Vab — Stretford Paddock (@StretfordPaddck) December 8, 2025AFCON’s final is pencilled in for January 18, so, in the event that at least one Red makes it that far with their nation, they’ll miss pretty much the entire festive run of fixtures – including United’s FA Cup opener at home to Brighton and Hove Albion in early January.How Amad has fared in 2025/2026(Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)Amad, hailed as a ‘special’ talent by MUTV’s pundits, has started every league game this term except for the defeat to Arsenal on matchday one, while he also missed the trip to face Brentford through bereavement leave.The 23-year-old has returned a goal and three assists, and has formed a particularly successful relationship with Mbeumo, who’s scored six times already in his first 15 appearances.Amorim will be hoping to have Benjamin Sesko back at his disposal as swiftly as possible to help paper over the cracks of his absentees; the striker has been unavailable since before the November international break with a knee injury, but is thought to be edging closer to his return in the coming weeks.
Journalist Claims That Man Utd January Transfer Is “99%” Done
BACK David Tully Dec 10th 2025 Man Utd midfielder Kobbie Mainoo could be off to Napoli when the January transfer window opens, according to reports in Italy. Journalist Luca Cerchione (quotes via Sport Witness) says that a contact close to the Serie A club’s assistant manager, Cristian Stellini, has told him the move is all but done: “In the past few days, I received a phone call from a friend of Mr Stellini, who informed me that he had learned that there had been a significant acceleration in the sale of Mainoo, even talking about percentages close to 99%. Naturally, the person who gave me this transfer rumour didn’t cite Stellini as his source.” Whether Cerchione’s source is accurate, we shall have to wait and see, but Napoli are known to be one of the clubs pursuing the player’s signature. Will Mainoo leave on a permanent basis? At the moment, it is felt that a loan until the end of the season is the most likely possibility, but the Red Devils were reluctant to sanction such a deal last summer. Mainoo has been on the periphery of the first team this season, but he is still regarded as Bruno Fernandes’s backup, so it is not clear whether head coach Ruben Amorim would accept the player’s departure unless a replacement is signed. The Man Utd star does have other suitors While Napoli appear to be the frontrunners to snap up Mainoo, there are other clubs in the mix. West Ham and Newcastle have been credited with an interest, along with Chelsea and Tottenham, in recent months. Based on the noises coming out of Italy, though, it does seem as if Napoli are confident that they will win the race for his services. Things could move quickly over the next two to three weeks. Read more about the Manchester United First Team Squad for 2025/26 here David Tully David has worked as a football reporter for the last fifteen years. Having started as an intern at Snack Media, he then went on to become a freelancer, working on various different sites. At the start of 2023, he took up his current role as content writer for the Football News Network.
Club boss gushes over “revolutionary” Man United loanee after his jaw-dropping performance in big win
Barcelona manager Hansi Flick was full of praise for Manchester United loanee Marcus Rashford after his off-the-bench cameo powered the side to a 2-1 Champions League victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. Rashford makes a difference Barcelona headed into the tie with Frankfurt as heavy favourites but it was the Bundesliga club that took the lead courtesy of Ansgar Knauff‘s 21st-minute opener. Frankfurt aimed to frustrate Barcelona and their tactic worked for large parts of the match, until Rashford was introduced at the interval in place of Fermin Lopez. The United man wasted no time, impacting the game almost immediately. Rashford set up Jules Kounde for the equaliser with a sublime delivery to the back post, which the French defender met to guide into the back of the net. Kounde added a second just three minutes later to flip the game on its head and put the Blaugrana in the driving seat. Barcelona struggled to break down Frankfurt’s stubborn and compact defensive unit, but Rashford’s vertical threat gave them something different and helped them clinch all three points. Mundo Deportivo branded Rashford’s showing as “influential” while Sport labelled him “revolutionary.” Speaking after the final whistle, Flick also hailed the Carrington academy graduate. Flick lauds Rashford The German coach said [as quoted by GOAL], “I wasn’t surprised by Eintracht’s approach. I told my players to forget the past game [Frankfurt’s 6-0 loss in Leipzig] because they are a good team.” “In the first half Raphinha was everywhere and maybe that wasn’t the best, but his attitude is good.” “In the second half, we tweaked some things and Marcus was important to give width and stretch the lines.” Rashford has now notched six goals and 11 assists for Barcelona in 21 appearances across the Champions League and the Spanish top flight. Featured image Alex Caparros via Getty Images The Peoples Person has been one of the world’s leading Man United news sites for over a decade. Follow us on Bluesky: @peoplesperson.bsky.social Latest Top Stories… Derick Kinoti Derick Kinoti is a football writer at The Peoples Person who has covered Manchester United and the Premier League extensively for years. His work blends sharp analysis, tactical insight, and engaging storytelling that resonates with fans around the world. Derick has gained valuable experience in football journalism, developing strong expertise in SEO writing, digital content creation, and social media engagement. A tech enthusiast with a Computer Science degree from the University of Nairobi, he ultimately swapped code for football commentary, bringing an analytical, detail-oriented approach to his writing. Derick is convinced Wayne Rooney is the true GOAT and won’t hear otherwise!
‘Unreal’ United ace backed by Ben Foster to become even deadlier under Amorim
Ben Foster has offered some intriguing predictions about Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha. Judging by his numbers in front of goal, months into his United career, Cunha is yet to reach the top form many expected. Yet to reach Wolves’ heights Coming off a season in which he registered 15 goals and six assists for Wolverhampton Wanderers across 33 league games, it has been frustrating that in 12 Premier League outings as a Red Devil, he has managed just one goal and a single assist. Nevertheless, despite failing to deliver eye‑catching statistics, Cunha has been a joy to watch for United supporters. His ability to shield the ball and maintain possession, win fouls to relieve pressure, drive forward with intent, and inject Samba flair into United’s play has been nothing short of captivating. Watching him, one cannot help but feel it is only a matter of time before the 26‑year‑old rediscovers his goalscoring touch and his numbers begin to reflect the quality of his performances. Cunha lauded by Foster Discussing the weekend’s Premier League action on his Fozcast podcast, Foster took time to lavish praise on United’s No.10 while making a bold prediction about his trajectory. “Cunha is a player, by the way,” the former United goalkeeper admitted. “I went to West Ham the other night. Honestly, he is unreal. He just looks like he’s getting even better.” Foster spot on Few would argue with those assertions. Bryan Mbeumo and Cunha have already proven to be transformative signings for United. Just months into their Old Trafford careers, they have justified every penny spent to secure their services. Alongside Senne Lammens and Benjamin Sesko, they have laid the perfect foundation for Ruben Amorim‘s United project. Impressive against Wolves That said, while Cunha did not score Monday night, he did provide an assist as United thrashed his former employers, Wolverhampton Wanderers, 4–1. His performance was so commanding that he earned a place in WhoScored’s Premier League team of the week. Matheus Cunha vs Wolves ActionStat Minutes90 Touches74 Accurate passes35/41 Shots8 Successful dribbles3/5 Chances created2 Assists1 It is displays like these that reinforce Foster’s belief that Cunha will only improve further. Time to step up With Mbeumo and Amad Diallo, two of United’s most potent attacking threats, set to depart for AFCON duty in the coming weeks, Cunha will be tasked with stepping up and sustaining United’s attacking edge. Featured image Shaun Botterill via Getty Images The Peoples Person has been one of the world’s leading Man United news sites for over a decade. Follow us on Bluesky: @peoplesperson.bsky.social Daniel Onguko Dan is a writer with The Peoples Person, an avid Manchester United fan whose passion for the Red Devils evolved into writing about them. He was introduced to United back in 2008, and his love for the club has continued to grow ever since. Like every other United fan, he believes the club will soon return to its rightful place and strives to reflect that belief in his writing. While he has also written about other Premier League sides, including Arsenal for Just Arsenal and The Arsenal Analysis Blogspot, Dan lives and breathes Manchester United.
Chelsea prepare opening offer for Brazilian speedster being pursued by United – report
While the midfield is likely to be Manchester United’s priority in the transfer market in 2026, strengthening the backline is also likely to be on Ruben Amorim’s agenda. The Red Devils have improved significantly this season following a summer of well-planned reinforcements, but they have still conceded 22 goals in 15 games in the league this season. Only Liverpool (24) have let in more goals than United among the top ten in the league this campaign, which suggests that the defence needs to be addressed next year. Premier League table 2025/26: Top Ten ClubGames PlayedGames WonGames DrawnGames LostGoals ScoredGoals ConcededGoal DifferencePoints Arsenal1510322891933 Manchester City15101435161931 Aston Villa159332215730 Crystal Palace157532012826 Chelsea1574425151025 Manchester United157442622425 Everton157351817124 Brighton156542521423 Sunderland156541817123 Liverpool157262424023 Meanwhile, Harry Maguire is out of contract in six months, Luke Shaw is on the wrong side of 30, and Lisandro Martinez has struggled to stay fit of late. A recent report relayed by The Peoples Person states that the Red Devils have identified Gremio starlet Luis Eduardo as an option to strengthen their backline. Brazil’s rising star Eduardo caught the eye with the Brazil Under-17 team at this year’s FIFA Under-17 World Cup. He is due to turn 18 in January, but has already made his debut for Gremio’s senior side. The tall defender is blessed with blistering pace, which makes him an enticing target for the Red Devils. The Premier League giants are putting a lot of emphasis on the attack under Amorim, which makes them vulnerable to counterattacks. Eduardo, as such, would be a fine fit at the Theatre of Dreams. The previous report also mentioned Chelsea as one of the player’s suitors, and an update on the saga has now emerged that could cause a few worries at United. Chelsea preparing opening offer for Eduardo According to Brazilian journalist Fábio Vargas, Chelsea are working on their opening offer for Eduardo, which is likely to be in the region of €10 million, including bonuses. The teenager is under contract with Gremio until 2028, and reportedly has a €60 million release clause in his deal. As such, it appears that the Blues are simply testing the waters with their initial offer for him. However, these developments suggest that the London giants are serious about their pursuit of Eduardo. Given Chelsea’s recent record in the transfer market, especially with younger talents, the update could spell trouble for United. The Blues appear to have accelerated their efforts to beat the competition in the race, so it is now up to the Red Devils to initiate a response. It is unclear whether the Brazilian club is willing to open talks for their star player, but it looks increasingly likely that Eduardo could end up in the Premier League soon. Final Thoughts United have been linked with several South American talents of late, including Dell, Allan, Breno Bidon and Rayan. The Red Devils are trying to make their presence felt on the continent, and a move for Eduardo certainly makes sense. With Leny Yoro and Ayden Heaven also in the squad, the Brazilian’s proposed arrival could help sort out the Premier League giants’ defence for the next decade. 🇪🇪🚨 #Chelsea, sinaliza com proposta oficial por Luís Eduardo zagueiro destaque na seleção na copa do mundo sub-17, valores podem superar os € 10 milhões de euros. Com bônus no contrato. pic.twitter.com/AeDXthWm0P — Fábio Vargas (@fabioHDG) December 9, 2025 Featured image Christopher Furlong via Getty Images The Peoples Person has been one of the world’s leading Man United news sites for over a decade. Follow us on Bluesky: @peoplesperson.bsky.social Deepungsu Pandit Deepungsu has been a Manchester United fan since 2000. In his playing days, he was an attacking midfielder with a proclivity for the back heel. Right now, however, he prefers to operate as a regista. Deepungsu has been writing about the Red Devils, Football, and other things since 2009. He has worked for over seven years with Sportskeeda, writing football reviews, opinions and news articles. Deepungsu also maintains a blog, The Thinking Me, where he writes about life and things that interest him. His favourite Manchester United player is Paul Scholes.
“Go and play in the Bundesliga”: United star told to escape Old Trafford before clash with Amorim erupts – exclusive
Paul Parker believes Kobbie Mainoo should push to leave Old Trafford as he has no long-term future under Ruben Amorim – and the former Manchester United defender has a specific destination in mind for the youngster. Wasting Away on the Bench Mainoo is yet to start a Premier League match this season, with his solitary appearance from the first whistle coming in the humiliating defeat to Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup. The 20-year-old midfielder has been limited to just 183 minutes of football in the league, across 15 games – a reflection of his place, or lack thereof, in Amorim’s plans. Kobbie Mainoo Stats: 2025/26 Season CompetitionAppearancesGoalsAssistsYellow CardsRed CardsMinutes Played Premier League10—-183′ EFL Cup1-1–90′ Total11-1–273′ By comparison, Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro have 1342 and 936. Even Manuel Ugarte – a player openly criticised by the Portuguese coach in a team meeting – has nearly double his English teammate, with 314 minutes, despite possessing half of Mainoo’s talent. Amorim has explained that Mainoo is in competition with Fernandes, club captain and the team’s talisman, for the number eight role in his 3-4-2-1 system – a fight with only one winner, made worse by the indefatigable nature of the Portugal international. Mainoo had previously asked to leave United at the end of the summer window on loan. But this request was rejected with the academy graduate told he remained an important member of the squad, and his opportunities would come. Four months on, this prediction is yet to bear fruit, and with the January window set to open in three weeks, he is expected to push once again for an exit, albeit temporarily. A European Adventure Speaking exclusively to The Peoples Person on behalf of gambling portal British Gambler, Parker expressed sympathy to Mainoo’s frustrations, believing the youngster is right to look elsewhere if he’s not getting a look in at Old Trafford. “I think Mainoo needs [to leave on loan], and the club should be respectful of that. He is going to be a great player. He needs games, he needs to be somewhere where someone wants him – and who will help his football education as well. “To sit around and constantly have everyone talking about him all the time, before every game when he’s [on the bench]. And then when he does get on, I just wonder how long it’s going to take before all of a sudden, when he does come on, he’s going to show how disgruntled he is, about the way it’s going [under Amorim]. It isn’t going to be about a bad attitude – that would be the wrong word – it would be about human nature. “The kid has not got a bad attitude, he’s just a frustrated boy who won an FA Cup final for his boyhood team, and then he goes away with England as a squad player, but ends up becoming a prominent player at the Euros. Then all of a sudden, it’s ‘what’s happened, what have I done wrong?’” When asked where Mainoo should cast his eye beyond Manchester, Parker urges the England international to “go overseas”, with Germany suggested as an ideal landing spot. “Get a different scope, go experience different styles of play. In my opinion, that might just suit him better. Every game he plays in the Premier League, he will be under pressure. Go and play in the Bundesliga,” Parker states – a league he believes is easier for players arriving from England to thrive in, given the attacking freedom and space afforded to them. Should Mainoo seal a loan move in January, however, it will only provide temporary refuge, with Parker pessimistic about the situation he will find upon his return to Old Trafford come the summer. Asked if the midfielder has a long-term future with United with Amorim remaining at the helm, the 61-year-old states: “At this moment in time, the only answer can be no, because Amorim is not even giving [Mainoo] the opportunity. If the manager was to give him the two or three games, then he would get a few questions answered – for himself and everyone else. “But [substituting] him on all the time is what the manager is doing, it doesn’t give anyone a chance. You throw someone on, like a centre-forward who is not playing regularly, and he doesn’t score, what is he going to feel? First thing he’s going to do is want to score, and then he could overplay, be greedy, trying desperately to do too much. “Or you can go out and be unselfish, which can lead you to not taking things on, as you don’t want to make a mistake, because you want to be Mr Nice – you don’t want to be selfish. Mainoo needs to be there from day dot [the first whistle] to try and create a pattern of play and tempo for himself. Coming on as a sub is always difficult.” And it’s a difficulty Mainoo will find almost impossible to escape in a red shirt with a head coach at the Theatre of Dreams who is turning his United career into a nightmare. British Gambler is committed to guiding users through the legal landscape of online gambling, providing them with detailed and reliable information on the best gaming sites, mobile apps, and promotional offers available. Featured image George Wood via Getty Images The Peoples Person has been one of the world’s leading Man United news sites for over a decade. Follow us on Bluesky: @peoplesperson.bsky.social Darragh Darragh is an editor for The Peoples Person who spent three years learning about the Cold War at the University of Sheffield slowly realising football was by far the most interesting thing to write about. Amad’s first touch should be officially recognised as the eighth wonder of the world.
