The Argentine remained livid after being ruled outside the Champions League and the Man Utd Premier League.
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BEST BRANDS
Manchester United is participating in Marcus Rashford’s fight to end children’s food poverty by donating 5,000 food during the period.
England’s striker is in a war with Boris Johnson’s government for disadvantaged youth to be fed at the end of school.
While a change of direction is reported at Westminster, United has intervened in six schools in Manchester.
This week, the club and its base will team up with food charity FareShare to prepare and pack 5,000 food in Old Trafford kitchens.
Schools will then send food to children as a component of the loose meal program.
DOUBLE PROBLEM
Manchester United has reportedly placed Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland as the most sensible on their list.
Premier League giants have been chasing teammate Jadon Sancho all summer, they have failed to point to the English international.
Now, according to The Athletic, technician Ole Gunnar Solskjaer “still has plans for his center forward options. “
And despite the arrival of purposeful legend Edinson Cavani in a loose game, Haaland is now the main target of transfers.
It is reported that “United’s negotiations with Haaland agent Mino Raiola have ended in a divided manner”, there are still “bridges” between Solskjaer and the player.
FIVE SPICES
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is expected to announce the settings for Manchester United’s home game against RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday.
SunSport has five tactics, it may just remodel the midfield, here are 3 possible formations that come with a start for beek’s new Donny van.
AD SOME OF THAT
While Manchester United would be in favor of Adama Traoré of the Wolves, SunSport is looking for how the Red Devils could be next season.
The 24-year-old is seen as an option for Jadon Sancho.
Troubleshooting
Manchester United will be involved in the framework language of Bruno Fernandes, according to former England chief Steve McClaren.
Fernandes, concerned about his signing for Real Madrid or Barcelona, and former Red Devils assistant McClaren told talkSPORT: “I looked at Bruno Fernandes and he’s disappointed.
He’s disappointed because he’s been out of the way and he’s on the right side.
“I saw him last week in Newcastle, when he came here wide, and I see him now.
“His frame language is good, he doesn’t get involved.
“It has to be in the game and on that right side, it doesn’t move from there, it has to move from there, it has to raise its head and go back to the game and the game. “
PAUL DE LIES
Paul Pogba has criticized reports that he has withdrawn from foreign football as news.
Several Middle Eastern resources made those claims after the French leader’s comments.
However, neither the 27-year-old nor the French Football Federation has ever commented on this speculation.
The news follows the beheading of Professor Samuel Paty, 47, who attacked on his way to the high school house where he trained in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, 40 km northwest of Paris, which French President Emmanuel Macron described as an “Islamic terrorist attack. “. “
UNDO WAY
Manchester United’s new boy, Facundo Pellistri, played for the first time with the Red Devils.
The Uruguayan teenager played for the U-23 after arriving at Old Trafford on the deadline.
The 18-year-old finished the 90 minutes against Everton.
Happy for my first few minutes @ManUtd_Es U23 ???????????? pic. twitter. com/xAju0MmjMA
– Facu Pellistri (FPellistri07) October 24, 2020
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v Manchester United (@ManUtd) 25 October 2020
CALLED RASH
Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has denied receiving news from the prime minister as his crusade for loose lunches has accelerated.
The 22-year-old, who awarded an MBE through the Queen for his charitable work, responded to the advice of Health Secretary Matt Hancock that the prime minister had contacted him.
He tweeted, “Hmm, unless you mean the call you gave us after the June U-turn?. . .
– Marcus Rashford MBE (@MarcusRashford) 26 October 2020
WHAT DID YOU DONATE?
Donny van de Beek has REJECTED Manchester United, according to Dutch legend Marco van Basten.
Real Madrid were very connected to the midfielder before completing a 40 million pound transfer to Old Trafford in September.
Van Basten told Ziggo Sport via the Mail: “Donny hasn’t been to Manchester United.
“It’s bad for a player like Donny to play only six or seven games this year. It’s shocking for your pace of adjustment.
“I know you earn a lot and much more than before. But as a more sensible player, you have to be critical and look at the chances of betting when you sign up for a new club.
“Donny has waited for more clients and signed with some other club. “
HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE?
Former Manchester United failure Memphis Depay has been teased for wearing a ‘Stay Strong’ jersey honoring the shocked Virgil Van Dijk.
Online enthusiasts debated between seeing the message as a comforting gesture for a friend or as a crazy adventure of 400 and so many.
Marking Lyon’s 4–1 win over Monaco on Sunday night, the Dutchman revealed a T-shirt that read: “Virgil, stay strong, my brother.
Van Dijk is expected to be away for several months after maintaining a knee injury in a clash with Jordan Pickford at the Merseyside derby.
IT’S PAUL IT’S TIME A DAY
Manchester United legend Paul Ince told Paul Pogba weeks after the French ace declared it his “dream” to play for Real Madrid.
Pogba returned to the bench for a 0-0 draw at Saturday’s home with Chelsea before returning after 58 minutes.
Ince told beIN Sports, “For him to sit on the bench and see, without disrespect, McTominay and Fred play instead, I’d say, ‘I have to do anything if I can’t get on this team. ‘
“I know you’ve had an injury, and you may retire a little later. But I think it’s time to move on.
“He’s been out in the last two weeks and said he needs to sign for Real Madrid. I think his performances, since he’s been here, have been inconsistent.
“Paul Pogba is a world-class player, and when he moved to Old Trafford, I think [would] be great. But everything he’s done is a problem.
“The enthusiasts opposed him and now Bruno Fernandes came along and showed what one wants to do to be a Manchester United player. “
DON’T FAKE ANYTHING
Gary Neville remains speechless due to the absence of Donny van de Beek in Manchester United’s starting line-up.
The Dutch midfielder has even played an hour of Premier League football this season and has not yet started with his new club after signing for 35 million pounds this summer.
Neville said: “What’s a little mysterious is the use of Van de Beek since he signed for 40 million pounds.
“It doesn’t seem to be at the forefront of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s plans for each and every game. It’s a little mysterious.
“And the more he doesn’t start, and the more he doesn’t get, the more you think, “Well, a 40 million-pounder, you bring him to the team. “
“You’ll have to think, ” What am I doing here? I said, “Right now. “
GOOD MORNING UNITED FANS
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claimed that a full Stretford End would have led Manchester United to victory against Chelsea on Saturday.
Although many indoor theaters and other venues are open to spectators, fans are still able to enter soccer stadiums due to coronavirus restrictions.
Solskjaer trunked: “If we had had this stadium or the Stretford End full, we might have simply created more urgency. This game is missing.
“You’re here watching the game and it’s another sport. We miss the fans.
Meanwhile, Patrice Evra insisted that Manchester United did want the new summer signing of 40 million pounds, Donny van de Beek.
He told Sky Sports: “We are talking about Van de Beek. Nothing against the boy, why did we buy him?
“He watches the game from the stands in each and every match. We don’t want it, that’s the truth. “
In news, Manchester City are about to sign Manchester United target Filip Stevanovic from Partizan Belgrade.
It is believed that the Red Devils went to sign the Serbian winger in August.
But with the failed one, the City is about to jump.
According to the MEN, Pep Guardiola will pay about 6 million pounds for the teenager.
Exclusive
Writing for SunSport, legendary referee Mark Halsey evaluated the match between Harry Maguire and Cesar Azpilicueta on Saturday.
He writes: “It’s like a strangulation in one of the old wrestling programs.
“An arbitrator tries at all times to be in the most productive position imaginable to get the best viewing angle, but Martin Atkinson has not noticed.
“I would have no idea that the VAR would have a review.
“In my opinion, this is a transparent and apparent mistake. That’s why we have VAR.
“Stuart Attwell, the head of the VAR. If I’d asked Atkinson to come in, I’d have given him a penalty.
“The PGMOL and Premier League thing was that it wasn’t a transparent and apparent mistake.
“I have finished this statement.
“The VAR is undeniable to me. The IFAB protocol is: is this incident a transparent and apparent error?One word, in capital letters. YES, I DO. “
ROME FOR IMPROVEMENT
Sergio Romero is in a position to terminate his contract with Manchester United, according to 101 major goals.
And the Daily Star ensures that the goalkeeper talks to the club’s board.
He’s going to be ‘bubbling’ with United bosses after he’s kicked out of the team.
Romero has been to Old Trafford since leaving Sampdoria in 2015.
NEWS ONLY IN . . .
Paul Pogba reportedly left foreign football after French President Emmanuel Macron said Islam is the source of foreign terrorism.
Manchester United star is said to have made the resolution after Friday’s statements through his country’s leader.
And the French government’s resolve to honor the professor who published offensive photographs of the Prophet Muhammad, who reportedly deplored Pogba, would also be the resolution.
According to Middle Eastern sources, the 27-year-old has not yet made the news public.
The alleged resolution of the United Pogba ace follows the beheading of Professor Samuel Paty, 47, who attacked on his way to the high school house where he trained in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, 40 km northwest of Paris.
FIVE LIVING
Manchester United’s next five games look like this after the draw against Chelsea.
SHAW-LY NO
Luke Shaw congratulated Chelsea goalkeeper after his in Saturday’s 0-0 draw.
Manchester United star said: “I feel like I’ve created the most productive opportunities.
“Your doorman made some glorious stops.
“He was right [Rashford’s shot] and, as I said, his goalkeeper was very smart today.
“He made some smart stops that kept them in the game. “
GET YOUR THREAD
Manchester City are reportedly ready to sign Manchester United Filip Stevanovic from Partizan Belgrade.
It is believed that the Red Devils went to sign the Serbian winger in August.
But with the failed one, the City is about to jump.
According to the MEN, Pep Guardiola will pay about 6 million pounds for the teenager.
Stevanovic, 18, is not expected to join City’s first team squad, so he is likely to get a loan soon.
You may return to Partizan for the rest of the campaign.
IN A HARRY
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher has revealed why Chelsea got a penalty against Manchester United.
Harry Maguire noticed with his arms wrapped to César Azpilicueta in the penalty dominance in the first part of Saturday.
He told Premier League Productions: “I think it’s just because the ball is at stake and cleared it too quickly.
“I think he looked at it, clarified it very temporarily and didn’t read about it.
“When you look at it in depth, as we did, there is no doubt that if Martin Atkinson is sent to the monitor, he would make another decision.
LUK IN IT NOW
Antonio Conte claimed romelu Lukaku was a “rough diamond” at Manchester United before his move to Inter Milan.
The technician told Sky Sport Italia: “Romelu is a different player than he was a year ago.
“I said in the afterlife that it was a rough diamond with which I sought to paint.
“You work and you see how he takes the ball, he moves, everything has improved. “
END-TO-END
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes a full Stretford End would have led Manchester United to victory over Chelsea.
Although many indoor theaters and other venues are open to spectators, enthusiasts can still enter football stadiums due to coronavirus restrictions.
Solskjaer trunked: “If we had had this stadium or the Stretford End full, we might have simply created more urgency. This game is missing.
“You’re here watching the game and it’s another sport. We miss the fans.
“It is the same for all the teams, but all that football now has a little less, the credit is gone and we are eager to win back the fans.
BEES AND HOSTELS
Patrice Evra says Manchester United don’t want the new 40 million-pound summer signing, Donny van de Beek.
But Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that the midfielder will have his chance despite staying on the bench for yesterday’s 0-0 draw with Chelsea.
Evra told Sky Sports: “We’re talking about Beek’s truck. Nothing to oppose the child, why do we buy it?”
“Watch the game from the stands in each and every match. We don’t want it, that’s the truth. “
‘MY TYPE OF CLUSTERER’
Michael Owen is sure Edinson Cavani will be a good fortune at Old Trafford.
After the Uruguayan ace almost scored with his first touch on his debut on Saturday, Owen told Premier League Productions: “I love the move of this guy, he’s my kind of striker.
“I said the one-meter part on the first pole is greater than two or three yards on the back post because the ball invariably doesn’t arrive.
“And if that’s the case, the defenders turn around, turn around and close you.
“The one in his career, he’s on guard.
ERROR REF
Former referee Keith Hackett criticized Martin Atkinson for not imposing a penalty on Chelsea Manchester United.
César Azpilicueta of Chelsea tried to put his headbutt on a ball in the United area to be well embraced through Harry Maguire.
But Atkinson was not a foul and the VAR also reversed the decision, leaving Chelsea enthusiasts furious.
His resolution left Hackett with his resolution.
He said, “Obviously, anything is with our referees.
“Last weekend we saw Jordan Pickford’s unfair game go unpunished, where the VAR and the referee made a catastrophic mistake in taking no action. “
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