Manchester United are making the right decision with Dean Henderson

Football is back in some capacity at last after Bundesliga games were televised on English shores over the last two weeks.

Odion Ighalo has made a personal plea to Shanghai Shenhua to let him finish the season at Manchester United before returning to China.

Manchester United and Manchester City both say they accept the FA's decision to end the Women's Super League season with immediate effect, due to the pressures caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Manchester United legend Paul Parker has insisted that the club need to stick with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and not make a move for Mauricio Pochettino.

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has revealed he is 'very confident' that Manchester United will allow Dean Henderson to stay with the club until the end of the season.

Here are the Manchester City morning headlines for Tuesday, May 19.

Whenever a young, talented English player makes a name for himself, it seems that Manchester United are in the hunt for his signature.

Luke Shaw believes Michael Carrick could still play in the Premier League at the age of 38 - based on his performances in training.

Former Manchester City star Geovanni says he will always be grateful to the club's supporters for the backing they gave him - especially after his goal against rivals Manchester United.

Gary Neville believes Manchester United youngster Mason Greenwood is 'a real star' and said he doesn't expect the teenager to fade away like Adnan Januzaj.

Manchester United will need to give Dean Henderson permission to remain at Sheffield United for the rest of the Premier League season if it continues into July.

Match of the Day have released their Premier League team of the season based on supporters' votes.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has spoken in-depth about his rivalry with Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson, following years of competition between the pair.

Dean Henderson has told his Sheffield United teammates he plans to take over as Manchester United and England's first-choice goalkeeper as quickly as possible.

Martin Keown has praised Sir Alex Ferguson for his classy gesture after Arsenal pipped Manchester United to the 2002 Premier League title.

Ander Herrera did not gloat. "A very sweet and bitter taste to be champion this way," he tweeted. "I would have liked to been able to finish the great work that we had started and to be able to celebrate this title on the field with my teammates and our fans.

Former Leeds United manager Simon Grayson believes the club will be able to attract players from Manchester United when they return to the Premier League.

Tottenham keeper Paulo Gazzaniga has admitted he is uncertain over Harry Kane's long-term future in North London.