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We know the central midfield position is going to be a priority for Man United this summer. Casemiro is leaving at the end of season. There's doubts over Ugarte's future as well. So look, they're going to need strengthening in that midfield position. Onana is a player that they've had previous interest in. So I think it's one of those where he probably still remains on the list, but he's probably not at the top of it.

Ilett's challenge dominated the postmatch discourse, too, after United failed to register a fifth consecutive win which would have allowed Ilett to cut his hair for the first time in more than a year. Instead, they were held to a 1-1 draw which would have been a have been a defeat had Benjamin Sesko not scored with an exquisite flicked finish deep into added time.

You can't have an economy with 9 million people on benefits and huge levels of immigrants coming in, he said. I mean, the UK's been colonised. Ratcliffe's comments touched a nerve in the UK, where immigration is a divisive issue. He later said he was sorry his choice of language had offended some people. Starmer had earlier called for him to apologise, saying, Britain is a proud, tolerant and diverse country.

Ratcliffe's comments on immigration in an interview with Sky News last week were widely condemned, including by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and the Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham. The FA said last week it was looking into the comments, but the Press Association understands Ratcliffe has only been issued with a reminder of his responsibilities as a participant in football when giving media interviews, and that no further action will be taken against him.

"colonised by immigrants"

Manchester United remain keen on securing his signature, and he could cost around 50 million. According to a report from Fichajes, Liverpool is interested in signing the 18-year-old attacker, but Manchester United are leading the race for his signature. They need a versatile attacker like Mane, and he could prove to be a solid long-term acquisition. He is capable of slotting into any of the front three roles and will add pace, flair, and goals to the team.

Manchester United are reportedly preparing to offer 50m for the surprise potential transfer of Real Madrid right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CAUGHTOFFSIDE APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAY The former Liverpool star would be a controversial signing for Man Utd due to his long and successful career at Anfield, but it seems this is a transfer opportunity the Red Devils are keeping an eye on.

Manchester United are moving for a superstar wonderkid, with Barcelona also interested. The Red Devils find themselves fourth in the Premier League table after a poor start to the season that eventually saw Ruben Amorim lose his job and with Manchester United one of only three teams in the division unbeaten in their last five fixtures, the push is very much on for Champions League football next term.

Karl Etta Eyong has been linked with a move away from Levante, and the Spanish club is willing to sanction his departure. According to Ben Jacobs, Manchester United and Arsenal are showing significant' interest in the talented attacker, and it will be interesting to see if they are willing to make an official move in the summer. CSKA Moscow is interested in signing the player now and has submitted an offer in excess of 30 million.

Manchester United are one of the teams tracking a top teenage prospect in Germany's second tier and have expressed their interest in signing him, according to reports. Manchester United are understood to be keen on 16-year-old Kennet Eichhorn, a defensive midfielder in eye-catching form this season for 2. Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin. Eichhorn has already been on Hertha's books for eight years but could soon be on the move, with the transfer market's attention on him after just a handful of appearances for the first-team.

Manchester United are 'in talks' over a transfer for the 18-year-old, who has been an incredibly rare bright spot for Wolves in a dismal Premier League season. The Portugal-born England Under-18 international made his first Premier League start between Christmas and New Year, scoring his first senior goal in an excellent individual performance in Wolves' win against West Ham United, their only maximum of the season.

Jacob Devaney is a son of football, one of those young players born where they were simply because of where their father was playing the game at the time. The Manchester United Under-21s captain is a Yorkshireman by dint of his father, former Birmingham City and Coventry City youth player Martin Devaney, playing for Barnsley in 2007. Now 18, Devaney joined United when he was six years of age.