Man United Troubles Deepen with Player Outbursts After Poor Start to Season
Martinez admitted his outburst was driven by frustration and said he wants United to compete for major honours.
- On Thursday, former England manager Gareth Southgate ruled out returning to club management in the Premier League, declaring on The Amol Rajan Connection podcast, "I don't see a scenario where I do that."
- Southgate revealed his "desire to be involved in football" has changed after stopping to enjoy victories toward the end of his eight-year tenure with England. He has not managed at club level since 2006.
- Away from the sport for nearly 18 months, the 56-year-old has focused on media projects and a visiting lecturer role at Harvard Business School in Boston. He has not visited a football stadium since May 2025.
- Addressing Manchester City's guilty verdict on over 100 charges, Southgate said, "My underlying thought is none of this is good for football and there are no winners." He expressed concern about the Premier League's future amid legal complexity.
- After 37 years where his sense of self depended on winning, Southgate said he "just fancy a different period of my life." He has embraced new experiences in media, lecturing, and travel since leaving England.
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Cesc Fàbregas and his Como continue to amaze with their total football and thrash Manchester United 4-1.
The Portuguese footballer threw himself against Michael Carrick's proposal after falling by 4-1 against As in the European tournament.
According to talkSPORT, Julian Nagelsmann is supposed to be a candidate for Manchester United. Why Michael Carrick is under pressure and which other names are traded.
A week after Lisandro Martínez, also in the hangover of a defeat in the Champions League, criticized the club's lack of ambition by pointing to the target who runs Manchester United from the offices, it was Bruno Fernandes to weave unfriendly words about the team. The captain aimed, this time, at Michael Carrick's choices not to press the Como, who screwed up the evil nets with a 4-1 win. In another episode of the turbulent in which the club see…
A little more than three months after his DFB-off, Julian Nagelsmann could open up a job opportunity. According to "Telegraph" he is considered a candidate for Manchester United.
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