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straight to your inboxOle Gunnar Solskjaer has picked players who have performed well in training and in Manchester United's most recent game, he confirmed ahead of tonight's quarter-final clash.United take on Copenhagen in Cologne looking to book their spot in the Europa League semi-final, where they could face either Sevilla or Wolves.

straight to your inboxIt's set to be an expensive transfer window for Manchester United this summer but there areas in which they could cut costs.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hoping to improve his squad this summer as he aims to build on United's potential and turn them into Premier League title contenders.The Norwegian would ideally like to add a winger, central midfielder and playmaker to his ranks and also hasn't ruled out strengthening his back-line.However, United's current top targets -

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterKjersti Flaa is used to asking questions. She writes celebrity profiles for Norwegian magazines and does entertainment interviews for TV2’s “God Kveld Norge” (“Good Evening Norway”) as well as her own YouTube channel.But on Monday, she became the story.

straight to your inboxManchester United fans believe that the club's attack will soon be one of the best in the world as a deal to sign Jadon Sancho nears completion.United ended their Premier League campaign positively as they embarked on a lengthy unbeaten run to qualify for the Champions League, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants to build on that potential to turn his team into title contenders.The Norwegian would ideally like to add a central midfielder, a playmaker and a winger to his ranks

Also Read: Golden Globes Group Rejects All 5 Applicants for New Membership Amid Bullying Accusations (Exclusive)In addition to the HFPA, the suit names former and current presidents Meher Tatna and Lorenzo Soria as well as members Aud Berggren Morisse, Tina Johnk Christensen and Aniko Skorka Navai.In her suit, Flaa claimed that applicants are “virtually always rejected because the majority of its 87 members are unwilling to share or dilute the enormous economic benefits they receive as members.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticOver six months before the 78th annual Golden Globes are set to air on NBC, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association today finds themselves awkwardly exposed in the legal spotlight.“The HFPA is so focused on protecting its monopoly position and tax-free benefits that it has adopted Bylaw provisions that exclude from membership all objectively qualified applicants who might possibly compete with an existing members,” declares a revealing antitrust

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterA Norwegian entertainment reporter sued the Hollywood Foreign Press Association on Monday, alleging a “culture of corruption” under which reporters abuse their power to suppress competition.Kjersti Flaa filed the complaint in federal court in Los Angeles, alleging that the HFPA operates as a cartel in violation of antitrust laws.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- The removal of a pair of concrete murals by Pablo Picasso was completed Tuesday from a government building in the Norwegian capital of Oslo whose demolition was under way. Opinions were divided over whether to spare what some considered an architectural masterpiece, while others said it was ugly.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorTom Cruise is hoping to return to Norway this year to film part of Mission: Impossible 7.Cruise had a conversation on Saturday with Norway’s culture minister Abid Raja about filming in the country this fall.

< 1 min read The Norwegian Government has changed its guidelines to allow LGBTQ+ refugees to be prioritised in the country’s refugee intake. The Norwegian Department of Integration has decided to give priority to LGBTQ+ refugees when transferring from third countries.

straight to your inboxBorussia Dortmund have set a deadline of August 10 for Manchester United to sign Jadon Sancho, according to reports.United have been impressive since returning to Premier League action and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hoping to build on that potential by improving his attacking options in the summer transfer window.A centre-midfielder, playmaker and winger are high on the Norwegian's list of priorities with former Manchester City man Sancho the club's top target.The 20-year-old