Jamie Carragher believes Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will go down as one of the greatest managers of all time after he lifted his fifth Premier League title on Sunday.
06.05.2023 - 16:01 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
It is the multi-million-dollar question for Erik ten Hag and the Old Trafford hierarchy: which big-money striker do Manchester United sign this summer?
Every man and his dog knows the Red Devils need a prolific number nine. Last year, Manchester City elevated their star-studded squad even further by signing Erling Haaland; a ruthless, cold-blooded killer in front of goal.
Should United do the same this year, they could transform from pretenders to contenders and finally launch an assault on the Premier League - a feat that has eluded them since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement. Reports have perennially linked United with two names: Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen.
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The latter is flying high after helping Napoli secure their first Serie A title in 30 years. As the main goalscorer, clubs will be lining up to sign the Nigerian - valued at £100million - become available.
And then there is Kane, the England captain on course to break Alan Shearer’s Premier League goalscoring record. While he has received individual awards in abundance, it is frankly criminal that his trophy cabinet remains bare.
Pressure is on Tottenham Hotspur this summer as Kane, turning 30, enters the final year of his contract. Daniel Levy is renowned as a tough negotiator and his arm will almost certainly be pulled should Spurs, as expected, qualify for the Europa Conference League.
But how do the two stack up?
When comparing the stats, their respective clubs must come under consideration. As mentioned, Napoli have enjoyed a brilliant campaign - wiping the floor with all who stand in their way to win a historic league title.
Gli Azzurri have amassed 2.41 points per game, compared to struggling Spurs (1.59),
Jamie Carragher believes Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will go down as one of the greatest managers of all time after he lifted his fifth Premier League title on Sunday.
Gary Neville believes Pep Guardiola will be a 'worthy companion' to his former Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson if Manchester City can seal a Treble of their own.
Gary Neville has predicted Liverpool to come back and provide Manchester City's biggest challenge for the Premier League title next season, following confirmation of a third straight title on Saturday evening.
Ex-Manchester United defender Paul Parker feels his old club can push on next season, but that off-the-field matters need to be sorted as soon as possible.
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Harry Maguire was among the Manchester United players to bid Phil Jones farewell following his Old Trafford exit.
Phil Jones has thanked Manchester United fans for supporting him throughout his time at Old Trafford in an emotional letter after his departure at the end of the season was confirmed.
With just a few weeks to go before the FA Cup Final, Betfred's Fred Done gave his opinion on which players to watch. The following words are from a statement issued by Fred Done himself.
Eintracht Frankfurt striker Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly 'preparing to reject' a summer move to Manchester United in favour of joining Bayern Munich.
Former Manchester United midfielder Jordi Cruyff will leave his position as Barcelona sporting director this summer after nearly two years in the job.
Manchester United and Erik ten Hag are in confident mood heading into the summer.
Jaap Stam believes Erik ten Hag needs to sign a striker and another winger if Manchester United are to challenge for the Premier League next season.
Rio Ferdinand has revealed that Manchester United's Champions League-winning squad stay in contact through WhatsApp, with one member of that side a constant target of their jibes.
When William Prunier was at Auxerre's academy as a teenager in France, he met a young Eric Cantona for the first time. The pair quickly became best friends and enjoyed multiple rebellious escapades together, making sure to push boundaries.
Harry Kane has once again stated his desire to win trophies amid Manchester United's continued interest in the striker.
Two Manchester United legends appear to be able to see the positives in Sheikh Jassim's takeover of the Old Trafford outfit amid reports the Qatari could offer jobs at the club to former players.
De Gea replacement
With just four matches of the Premier League campaign remaining, Manchester United's destiny remains in their own hands.
Nick Freeman has made millions getting his celebrity clients off drink-drive charges and other motoring offences.
Former Manchester United goalkeeping coach Eric Steele believes it would be a mistake to let David de Gea leave the club in the summer.