The summer transfer window opens this month, bringing with it a sense of optimism and excitement for what might lie ahead for Manchester United. As always, reports are already swirling, linking a whole host of talented players to Old Trafford, and fans are already picking their dream starting elevens for next season. However, it is not only the updates at Old Trafford that United fans should be keeping their eyes on this season. Recent developments from a host of other clubs across the Premier League have registered a fair amount of uncertainty regarding the upcoming season. Managers are set to change. Players are set to depart. And, as such, a door has opened for the Red Devils to step forward and establish themselves as one of the best teams in the country once again. Here, we will break down the factors that have provided this opportunity and the steps United need to take to seize it. The Pep factor Though it may be painful for fans to admit, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is one of the greatest tacticians the game has ever seen, rivalled only, perhaps, by the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson. As such, Guardiola has overseen an almighty trophy haul during his time in charge of our sky blue neighbours, winning six Premier League titles. However, this dominant spell atop the Premier League is set to come to an end as the Spaniard has parted ways with City a year earlier than expected. Enzo Maresca, who won the Club World Cup with Chelsea, is already lined up to take over the role, but success is far from guaranteed when it comes to replacing such an iconic figure. David Moyes certainly learned that lesson the hard way. He had a torrid time during his brief spell in the dugout at Old Trafford, finding it impossible to fill the shoes left behind by the greatest manager United have ever had. Moyes’ struggles resulted in, amongst other things, a poor win-rate and a seventh-placed league finish. It certainly is not hard to imagine City suffering a similar fate as their new manager looks to implement a style of his own and, should that be the case, United need to be ready to pounce. Exhaustion ahead for Arsenal It has been a long season for Arsenal that ended in misery when they were beaten on penalties by Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final last weekend. While their success in winning the Premier League should not be dismissed, there is no doubt their defeat in Budapest will weigh heavily on their players’ minds for a long time. This emotional turmoil, paired with the physical exhaustion of such a long season combined with a World Cup, means we will likely see a drop-off in their tactical and physical sharpness next season, similarly to Chelsea’s struggles this season after winning the Club World Cup last summer. Uncertainty abound City are not United’s only rival entering into a period of transition. Chelsea have just hired Xabi Alonso and seemingly given him a huge amount of power at the football club. Liverpool recently sacked Arne Slot after a disappointing season in which they finished fifth, and Tottenham Hotspur only avoided the ignominy of relegation by the skin of their teeth. All of this change is sure to make the Premier League as unpredictable as ever next season, as clubs try to adapt to new tactics on the back of what is sure to be an exhausting World Cup for everyone involved. United need to capitalise on this by building on the certainty displayed by handing Michael Carrick a two-year contract extension. The former midfielder has built up a great relationship with the squad and ensured that every player knows their role and what is expected of them on the pitch. This familiarity should give the Red Devils a clear advantage over their rival clubs, who will be learning on the go. Final Thoughts – Spend Big Qualifying for the Champions League has left the Red Devils with something of a war chest at their disposal for the upcoming transfer window, with reports suggesting the club have £250 million to spend. Such a vast amount of money would surely be enough to both provide the depth needed for a season spent competing in four competitions and improve the first team squad to challenge for major trophies. The recruitment team must look to use the uncertainty at rival clubs as a means to persuade their top targets to join – such as Elliot Anderson, who United “intend to make a serious play” for, despite City advancing on a deal for the “elite” Nottingham Forest talisman. The prospect of the 23-year-old England international lining up next to Kobbie Mainoo and Bruno Fernandes would make United’s midfield one of the most exciting in all of Europe – and send a statement of intent to the club’s Premier League rivals. The vacuum of power Guardiola’s exit from the Premier League stage will create, along with uncertainty and transition at virtually every other one of the club’s rivals, is a golden ticket the Red Devils must cash in this summer to return to their rightful throne at the summit of English football. Featured image Carl Recine 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 Mike Walsh Mike Walsh is an experienced freelance journalist who has written about a variety of topics over multiple years. He is very happy to finally be writing about the Red Devils, especially now that his favourite player, Michael Carrick, is in charge of the team.
United’s plan to hijack sworn enemy’s move for “elite” PL superstar will send shockwaves across England – opinion
United ready to rival Liverpool for 60m Belgian sensation primed to light up the World Cup – report
Manchester United’s pursuit of Matias Fernandez-Pardo is under threat after Liverpool stormed into the race for the 21-year-old forward, according to a new report. A Versatile Threat Fernandez-Pardo is quietly emerging as one of the “brightest prospects” in French football after an impressive season for LOSC Lille, helping his side finish third in Ligue 1. The Belgian, who is set to represent his country at the World Cup for the first time this month, is a versatile attacker capable of playing right across the frontline. Operating primarily as a striker for Lille, he has also played on both wings and as a No.10, racking up eight goals and seven assists in all competitions. He possesses the prototypical build of a modern forward, standing 6’2″ but retaining excellent mobility. This potent pairing of speed and size makes him a nightmare for defenders to contend with. United are understood to be considering reinforcements in Michael Carrick’s forward line, with a more reliable No.9 and a left-winger both being targeted. Fernandez-Pardo would kill two birds with one stone, offering depth out wide and an upgrade on the misfiring Joshua Zirkzee, who is likely to return to Serie A. A report relayed by The Peoples Person claims United are eyeing a summer swoop for the Lille frontman, with competition from Manchester City and Newcastle United in England, while FC Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund are also admirers. Liverpool enter the fray Foot Mercato now reveals Liverpool have joined the race for the Brussels native, with the Merseyside club hunting for more attacking threat after a disappointing campaign which ultimately cost Arne Slot his job. Bayern Munich are also mentioned as another suitor. The Bundesliga champions have been “closely monitoring” the youngster’s progress since last summer. The French outlet claims Fernandez-Pardo’s “outstanding performances” have led Lille to demand a “staggering sum of €70 million to open the door” for their “spectacular” talent’s exit this summer. The player is understood to be “open” to joining a top club once the World Cup concludes, but he is “unlikely to force a departure at all costs”, the report concludes. Final Thoughts United would ideally prefer a more experienced forward to back up Benjamin Sesko than a 21-year-old yet to make his debut for his country. But the fact that Fernandez-Pardo has impressed Belgian boss Rudi Garcia sufficiently to include him for the World Cup confirms how highly rated he is, as does the growing interest from a long line of elite European sides. Whether United will be able to sanction a €70m (£60m) raid to secure the Belgian’s signature before one of their rivals gets there first is far less certain. The prospect of a strong showing on football’s grandest stage in North America may hike his price even further as well. Featured image Alessandro Sabattini 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 Fox 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.
United forced to change their stance regarding superstar with INEOS keen to avoid last summer’s nightmare scenario – report
Manchester United have been forced to make a major U-turn regarding the future of Marcus Rashford. The Mancunian shone out on loan at Barcelona, helping the Catalan giants to claim the La Liga title as he scored 14 times while registering as many assists. INEOS must have felt it was a no-brainer that Barca would trigger the Englishman’s £26 million buy option. However, the La Liga champions have been dilly-dallying for a few months now and have employed various tactics to pressurise the Red Devils into agreeing to a cut-price sale. Marcus Rashford dilemma for United Initially they requested for another loan, before demanding to pay in instalments, and now, the Camp Nou outfit are threatening to pay only half the agreed amount. Barcelona have already signed Anthony Gordon and are in talks to bring in Bernardo Silva and Julian Alvarez. That would all but end the England international’s dreams of staying in Spain. INEOS initially held firm and were even open to selling the United academy graduate to a different suitor who would be willing to pay more. The 28-year-old has attracted interest from multiple Premier League teams, and the 20-time English league champions would prefer not to do business with a direct rival. United forced to take U-turn With no resolution in sight, reports have been doing the rounds of the versatile attacker returning to Manchester for pre-season, a scenario Michael Carrick will be keen to avoid. This is why, Football Insider have now reported that United are open to selling Marcus Rashford for a low fee as they look to get his enormous wages off the books. “Manchester United are finally open to the idea of agreeing a cut-price sale of Marcus Rashford to Barcelona this summer after making a U-turn, sources have told Football Insider. “The Spanish giants have desperately been trying to re-negotiate their £26million purchase option for the England international, and are still determined to sign him even after moving for Anthony Gordon. United need to get Marcus Rashford off the books permanently “The Red Devils are now happy to sell the 28-year-old for whatever fee they can, with sources indicating that his wages have automatically been hiked up after his parent club secured Champions League qualification. “United are keen to get the forward off their wage bill in any way possible, and Barcelona are open to the idea of both a permanent deal this summer or potentially another loan.” Marcus Rashford has been busy training at Inter Miami ahead of the World Cup, hoping for a resolution that would keep him at Camp Nou. United are keen to move him on as his sale will count as pure profit, which would further allow INEOS to back Carrick to the hilt. Feature image Paul Miller 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 Ayantan Chowdhury After failing to become a professional footballer, Ayantan switched to the next best thing: writing about the greatest football club in the world. He has extensive sports journalism experience, having worked for over 10 years in the Indian sports media industry, writing for the biggest newspapers and websites. Currently an editor at The Peoples Person. You can follow him on X: @ayantanc_25
United Women face an uphill battle to keep hold of electric star as INEOS receive two bids – Sky
Manchester United Women missed out on European football after finishing fourth. Disappointing season finale They also finished as runners-up once again to Chelsea in the World Sevens tournament in London over the weekend. The Red Devils also lost their first ever League Cup final to the Blues in March. This summer, it is essential that Marc Skinner’s side is bolstered, and they have reportedly agreed a deal with Spaniard Andrea Medina. Nonetheless, there have been concerning rumours that United may be prepared to sell striker Elisabeth Terland during this summer window. Melvine Malard In news no fans of the Women’s team want to hear, United may be about to lose their French star Melvine Malard. She was electric during the World Sevens tournament, scoring six goals in total. Malard also impressed during the regular season, scoring six goals in the league and four in the Champions League, including in the quarter-final second leg against Bayern Munich. Sky Sports news reporter Anton Toloui has reported that, “Manchester United face a battle to keep hold of Melvine Malard this summer.” He confirmed that “two bids from NWSL clubs have already come in” for the 25-year-old. Concerningly for United, she “is about to enter the last year of her contract and is also a target for teams involved in the Champions League.” Manchester United face a battle to keep hold of Melvine Malard this summer. Two bids from NWSL clubs have already come in. The France forward is about to enter the last year of her contract & is also a target for teams in UWCL. She scored 6 WSL & 4 UWCL goals last season. pic.twitter.com/SEBTf4bE5X — Anton Toloui (@SkyAnton) June 2, 2026 Malard has been one of the Red Devils’ most consistent and threatening attacking players since joining the club in 2023. United fans will be hoping the club can convince her that there is a better future for her at the Progress with Unity Stadium. Copy of World Sevens Man United player stats PlayerGoals scoredAssists Jess Park63 Melvine Malard60 Elisabeth Terland43 Anna Sandberg31 Lea Schuller32 Simi Awujo23 Maya Le Tissier11 Millie Turner11 Julia Zigiotti12 Ellen Wangerheim02 Gabby George02 Ella Toone01 Featured image Alex Livesey 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 Alex Browne Alex is a huge Manchester United fan, inspired by greats of his homeland such as George Best, Harry Gregg and Norman Whiteside. Alex has a Master’s degree from Queen’s University Belfast and La Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Tarragona, Spain. Having lived in the country since 2011, Alex is The Peoples Person’s Spanish football expert and is fluent in both Spanish and Catalan. He dreams of witnessing a United captain triumphantly hoisting the Premier League and Champions League trophy in the air once more.
United hit jackpot in hunt for “unbelievable” English midfielder, Ineos have already made move – The Athletic
Manchester United’s clear priority is to strengthen their midfield. The Athletic claims that United are exploring potential deals for several midfielders, with Ederson likely to be the first to arrive at Old Trafford, as the Red Devils are in advanced talks with Atalanta. However, the club have also made moves for other midfield targets. Manchester United targeting Alex Scott According to The Athletic’s Mark Critchley and Laurie Whitwell, Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is a potential target for Manchester United. While Ederson has earned plaudits for his physicality, strong tackles and ground coverage, Scott’s best work comes when he is in possession of the ball. The technically gifted Englishman likes to receive the ball in tight areas, drop a shoulder and drive his side forward. However, when needed, the 22-year-old is defensively combative. Former Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola famously called Scott an “unbelievable player”. Manchester United handed a major boost Bournemouth are keen to keep hold of their prized asset. Last month, it was reported that the Cherries had offered a new deal to Scott. The Athletic, however, claims “an extension is seen as unlikely” for the player tied to Bournemouth until the summer of 2028. Furthermore, it is understood United have already “made inquiries as to the cost of a deal.” If Scott refuses to sign a new contract on the south coast, Bournemouth may be forced to consider reasonable offers for the silky midfielder rather than letting him run down his contract. The report adds that Sandro Tonali also has admirers at United, although Newcastle United’s asking price, closer to £100m, would likely prove prohibitive. Featured image Justin Setterfield 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 Vishal Singh Vishal has worked in the football media industry for over six years, planning, writing, and editing content for several major outlets, including North Star Network. Vishal has a bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Delhi University. Currently a writer at The Peoples Person, he covers Manchester United — a club he has been religiously following and supporting since 2012. Vishal also manages a leading MUFC fan page, The Red Devils, on Facebook with over a million likes. Big fan of ball-playing centre-backs and Harry Maguire’s knee-slide celebration!
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United make contact to sign insane dribbling demon hailed as the “next Neymar” – report
Manchester United are ramping up their pursuit of Belinho after making contact with the 17-year-old wonderkid, according to a new report. The Next Neymar Rafael Gomes Cirinho, known as Belinho, has emerged as one of the hottest prospects in Europe, with academy experts considering him among the best in his age bracket. Despite possessing a diminutive 5’5″ frame, the left-footed attacker is a fearless dribbler who does not back down in the face of more physically imposing defenders. Normally operating as an attacking midfielder, he likes to drift towards the right and then cut back inside on his stronger foot with devastating effect. A potent pairing of speed and skill, with incredible acceleration over the first few yards, leaves defenders for dead, while increasingly mature decision-making suggests a youngster destined for the very top. Attacking Football reveals Belinho is “believed by some to have the potential to become the next Neymar” – which explains why United have “been in contact to register their interest”. Eyed by Europe’s Elite The Red Devils are not alone in their admiration of the youngster, however. Premier League champions Arsenal are understood to be prepared to rival United, while FC Barcelona are another suitor. The Spanish giants are said to be the “stiffest competition” as they have already held talks with the player over a switch to Camp Nou. The allure for a Brazilian-born wonderkid to wear the Blaugrana shirt is a difficult one for an English side to compete with. Belinho was born in Rio de Janeiro, coming through the ranks of Vasco da Gama’s esteemed academy before moving to Croatia as a boy, where he has gained citizenship, meaning he can represent either country. Final Thoughts Attacking Football states “no deal will be completed” until 2027 as Belinho only turns 18 in January. Regulations prevent English clubs from signing youngsters from abroad before this point, while his price will not be cheap. “United will be unable to sign Belhino for under €10million. The player’s price is likely to be upwards of that, and the likes of Barcelona, who, as we mentioned, have already met with the player and his father, will be among the clubs pushing for his signature when the time comes,” the report concludes. But the fact that United have already held talks to register their interest is a promising omen, however, as INEOS continue to demonstrate their commitment to signing the best young talent from right across the globe. The captures of Chido Obi from Arsenal, Sekou Kone from Malian side Guidars FC, and Diego Leon from Paraguay’s Cerro Porteno over the past two years highlight this – but the “next Neymar” may just prove the best deal yet. 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 Darragh Fox 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.
United plotting explosive raid on major PL rival for 21-yo wing wizard Wilcox is desperate to sign – The Athletic
Manchester United are interested in striking a deal for Newcastle United full-back Lewis Hall, according to a highly trusted source. Reinforcements Out Wide The Red Devils are prioritising a revamp in midfield this summer, with up to three new signings expected to arrive at Old Trafford. However, the left-hand side of the pitch is another area of focus for INEOS, particularly when compared to how well-stocked the right is. Initially, it was understood that a winger was considered more urgent, given Matheus Cunha and Patrick Dorgu are more comfortable in different roles than being stationed high and wide on the left. However, the improved form of both under Michael Carrick has seen a new left-back climb in importance, with Dorgu expected to remain deployed further forward. This leaves Luke Shaw – United’s longest-serving player – as the only senior option in the squad. The 30-year-old Englishman started every Premier League match this season, despite his torrid injury record. There is recognition amongst the hierarchy that this will be impossible for Shaw to repeat next year with the increased workload from the return of European football, meaning a competitor – and potential successor – is now being targeted. Hall is a leading target Despite a difficult start to life at St James’ Park, Hall has emerged as one of the finest full-backs in the Premier League in a Newcastle shirt. Signed from Chelsea for £35 million in 2023, initially on loan, the 21-year-old is an outstanding technician. He combines this with improving defensive instincts and a relentless engine, which enables him to get up and down the pitch with ease. Laurie Whitwell reveals the Magpies are “not looking to sell” the Cobham graduate, though they are “expected to significantly reshape their squad this summer” after a disappointing season. The Athletic reporter, considered the gold standard for United transfer news, confirms Hall is “among the options” being targeted by United, with recruitment director Christopher Vivell having crossed paths with him at Stamford Bridge. Hall has “not always been in favour” under Eddie Howe, with the youngster understood to be dismayed at missing out on a place in England’s World Cup squad after being dropped by the 48-year-old coach towards the end of the campaign. Any deal for the defender would be worth “north of £50m”, meaning a pursuit would likely be dependent on United’s ability to generate funds through sales. Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal) and Nathaniel Brown (Eintracht Frankfurt) are two other options on the list. Final Thoughts Compatibility is paramount in football, with complementary skillsets allowing two players to form potent partnerships where they may otherwise struggle without. As a left-winger, Cunha’s inclination – and where he operates best – is to cut inside. At points this season, it has left United too narrow as Shaw lacks the physicality to provide a constant overlap on the outside. Hall’s energy and quality in the final third would make him the perfect partner to the Brazil international, bringing balance and fluidity to United’s attack, despite nominally being classified as a defender. Another important consideration is Lisandro Martinez and Matthijs de Ligt’s ongoing injury issues, with the Argentine’s absence in particular creating a ripple effect throughout the team without his distribution from deep. A new centre-back is believed to be on the agenda for United, though not an urgent priority. At numerous points in his career, Shaw has deputised in central defence. Hall’s signing would allow the former Southampton star to provide cover here as well. In short, Hall would be an outstanding addition at left-back who provides a major boost elsewhere on the pitch. It’s little wonder sporting director Jason Wilcox is said to be a huge fan of the rising star, and is actively pushing for him to shine at the Theatre of Dreams next season. Featured image Stu Forster 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 Fox 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.
“He was different”: Former United starlet names surprising Old Trafford hero as his favourite
Former Manchester United defender Timothy Fosu-Mensah has spoken out in support of one of his former teammates. United career The Dutch defender joined Manchester United’s academy in 2014 and made his debut in the 2016 season. Fosu-Mensah played in a number of positions across the defence and midfield for Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho. His most productive season came under Jose Mourinho in 2016-2017, when he played 11 times for the senior side. He could never really find a place in the first eleven, and he was sold to Bayer Leverkusen. Fosu-Mensah was hampered by numerous recurrent injuries and left the club in 2024. He is still a free agent. Paul Pogba In a wide-ranging interview with Sky Sports, Fosu-Mensah gave his thoughts on Manchester United’s most expensive ever signing, Paul Pogba. The defender admitted that Pogba was a player whom he had looked up to even before sharing a pitch with him. He explained, “Paul [Pogba] is definitely up there because before I came to United and I was at Ajax, I was a centre-back but also a defensive midfielder and Paul was already doing well in Juventus so I was big fan of him already.” The Dutch international continued, “if you ask me who the player I looked up to, people would expect you to say maybe Maldini, Ronaldinho – these are great players but for me I’ve seen Paul and what he was doing at Juventus – I think at maybe 19 or 20, I was a fan of him because he was different.” Fosu-Mensah explained that you can only really appreciate Pogba as a player when you “see him up close” and that you could pass to him in any situation and he would always “own the ball.” He elaborated by stating, “he is so skilful, left-foot or right-foot, technically he is great and maybe he doesn’t get his flowers now but he will definitely get them later.” Timothy Fosu-Mensah career stats ClubGames playedGoalsYears active Man United3002015-2021 Crystal Palace (loan)2402017-18 Fulham (loan)1302018-19 Bayer Leverkusen3002021-2024 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 Alex Browne Alex is a huge Manchester United fan, inspired by greats of his homeland such as George Best, Harry Gregg and Norman Whiteside. Alex has a Master’s degree from Queen’s University Belfast and La Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Tarragona, Spain. Having lived in the country since 2011, Alex is The Peoples Person’s Spanish football expert and is fluent in both Spanish and Catalan. He dreams of witnessing a United captain triumphantly hoisting the Premier League and Champions League trophy in the air once more.
