Meanwhile, United prodigy Mason Greenwood won his first cap for England in their win over Iceland, but broke coronavirus regulations by ‘inviting the girls’ to his hotel room with Phil Foden of Man City.
The 18-year-old has now been out of the Three Lions team along with Foden.
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REGS BLOW
Manchester United have won a heavy blow in their search for Sergio Reguilon, with Real Madrid not easy a buyout clause.
COPE’s Partidazo United is interested in securing a £ 27 million deal for the 23-year-old left-back.
But Real have made it clear that they need an option to bring Reguilón back to the Bernabéu for the same price.
And that request put an end to United’s resolution for the Spanish international.
Reguilon, one of the most productive defenders in Europe last season, with Sevilla’s victory in the Europa League overwhelming them in the semi-finals.
However, Real does not have a place in its squad for Reguilón thanks to Ferland Mendy and Marcelo.
ICYMI – MASON’S APOLOGY
Manchester United striker Greenwood issued a saying: “Having now had a chance to reflect on what happened, I can only apologize to everyone for the embarrassment I have caused.
“In particular, I need to say to Gareth Southgate for disappointing him when he showed me wonderful confidence.
“It is irresponsible on my part to break the Covid-19 protocols that are in a position to protect players, staff and the public.
“Playing for England has been one of the proudest moments of my life and I myself am to blame for this big mistake.
“I promise my family, my fans, Manchester United and England that this is a lesson I will learn. “
UNDER THE BED
The Premier League is expected to remain the only major festival in Europe to allow five substitutes, writes MARTIN LIPTON.
The Spanish La Liga clubs are ready to turn around and go back to bigger benches and up to five changes.
They will sign for France and Germany to authorize five substitutes, and Italy’s Serie A is now expected to keep up.
This will make Prem an exception among the Big Five, after clubs voted 11-9 last week in voting on the issue.
The vote was a rejection of the arguments of the Big Six Prem clubs, who were angry and frustrated that their arguments carried no weight with their rivals.
TONE ADJUSTMENT
Anthony Martial at the fireplace for France last night.
The United striker scored his own purpose and assisted Antoine Griezmann in the 4-2 victory, a replay of the Blues’ final World Cup victory two years ago.
Martial has also brought United’s season a bit ahead, which begins 10 days at home at Crystal Palace.
Didier Deschamps’ team will face Portugal who will be the most productive dog in Group 3 of League A of the Nations League, with the two groups yet to face each other.
FAR BEYOND
Marcus Rashford has stepped up to the PFA Player of the Year award this year.
That specific award went to Manchester City’s Kevin de Bruyne, who looked magnificent despite Liverpool winning the Premier League title.
But Rashford has gone above and beyond this year, raising awareness about school meals and starving children.
And most of it happened at the height of the global pandemic.
What kind.
– Professional Soccer Players Association (@PFA) September 8, 2020
SOUTHGATE SMOKE
Gareth Southgate has insisted that Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden would have been expelled from the England team, regardless of their Covid-19 violations.
The embarrassed Three Lions star returned home after discovering they had breached strict coronavirus regulations by bringing an Icelandic style and his cousin to the team’s hotel in Reykjavik.
The national coach said: “I don’t see how the players can have an idea that it was acceptable. It is a puzzle for me.
“We first talked about a Covid violation and it was one hundred percent correct to act temporarily to fix this situation.
“But what has emerged since then has meant that whether there is a covid scenario or not, we still send any of the players home.
“Everybody has to perceive that this will be tolerated on a field in England and they have given me a lot to think about. “
HELP JAND
Manchester United have brought in Real Madrid to point out the prodigy Alejandro Garnacho, according to reports.
The 16-year-old forward has signed a five-year contract at Old Trafford after choosing to leave Atlético de Madrid.
Garnacho has moved to Manchester to follow in the footsteps of his idol Cristiano Ronaldo.
He rose through the youth path of Atlético and, despite his age, he represented the club in the Under-19 category.
Garnacho will team up with the legendary United academy midfielder Nicky Butt.
Marca reports that Borussia Dortmund were also ready for his move, but United’s appeal proved too great.
GOOD MORNING FANS UNITED,
The Red Devils have won a serious blow in their search for Sergio Reguilón, with Real Madrid demanding a buyout clause.
COPE’s Partidazo United is interested in securing a £ 27 million deal for the 23-year-old left-back.
But Real have made it clear that they need an option to bring Reguilón back to the Bernabéu for the same price.
And that request put an end to United’s resolution for the Spanish international.
On the other hand, Man Utd’s target, Samuel Umtiti, could leave Barcelona for FREE, according to reports.
Mundo Deportivo reports that the French defender can see his contract, which runs until 2023, RIPPED when Barcelona let him go for nothing.
Umtiti, 26, has slipped his compatriot Clement Lenglet into the hierarchical order of the Catalan giants.
Finally, Man Utd Dylan Levitt has signed a one-season loan to Charlton.
United legend Ryan Giggs made his Wales debut for Levitt last week and the midfielder’s functionality caught the attention of the Addicks.
The teenager played the full 90 minutes in his country’s 1-0 win in Finland.
And Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confidence in the midfielder who gave him his first-team goal against Astana in the Europa League last year.
DOOR CLOSED
Gareth Southgate has insisted that Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden would have been expelled from the England team, regardless of their Covid-19 violations.
He said: “I spoke to them like I said yesterday, they know what happened is unacceptable on a Covid base and, as I learned more details, on any base.
“They would have a home anyway.
“The result is there and now they want support.
“Everybody lingers on it. They want to rebuild themselves.
“They have the expectations of being an English player.
“We want other young people to recover. “
BOARD OF ICE BERKS
Exclusive via Richard Moriarty – English stars Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood have asked an intern boy to meet two Icelandic girls.
They paid a hotel worker so that they could simply smuggle women despite strict coronavirus regulations prohibiting visitors.
Model Nadia Sif Lindal Gunnarsdottir, 20, and her cousin Lara Clausen, 19, later posted pictures, a picture of Foden’s butt, from their date in Reykjavik.
It also emerged that England’s game against Denmark last night would have been in jeopardy if a physio had caught the players before breakfast.
A source said: “They were very eager to meet the women and needed the help of an employee, who earned a very generous tip.
“There is no doubt that they knew what they had done wrong. All the regulations had been imposed there.
“There is less protection than the same as always when traveling because no public allowed the entrance to the stadium and the players took it to their credit. “
MARC CLASS
Marcus Rashford won the PFA Award of Merit for the popularity of his paintings in addressing child poverty in the UK.
After receiving the award, Rashford said: “It is a great honor and I hope it encourages and encourages players to do things to help.
“It has been a long journey, however, I think the first phase is probably the hardest part, the learning and self-learning, who were the other right people to contact to help those children.
“They gave us the idea, but we didn’t know how to provide them or who to provide them to. It is probably the most complicated phase.
“What we have done so far is only short term, my team and I are looking to come up with plans for how we can help these children for the rest of their childhood.
“In the long term, we need to find answers to the problem. At the moment, we do not have the answers, but we will do our best to verify and locate them.
FORTUNE FINDER
Quinton Fortune has left his role as Manchester United’s Under-23 assistant coach to join the behind-the-scenes team in Reading.
The former Red Devils midfielder joined the club’s setup in July 2019 and helped Neil Wood advance to Premier League 2 Division One.
Fortune will now have Reading’s new coach Veljko Paunovic, the forward from his debut season in the league.
The South African joined United in 1999, making 126 appearances in seven seasons at Old Trafford.
He left the club for Bolton Wanderers in 2006, but returned in 2012 to paintings on his training badges.
UNITED AGAINST
Neville continued: “I understand, it’s not ideal. They made a mistake and they will pay for it.
“But those are two talented people, they live on the edge, they live on adrenaline and buzz, they are fast, their life is fast and in the end we can see it in many ways.
“We can take a look at him to cross them out, spit them out and say that he’s not smart enough, that all the things they know are true.
“But there has to be a point of tolerance around who they are.
“Yeah, they make up their country, and they’re going to feel really bad and gutted even more in about forty-five minutes when their teammates burn out on the field and can’t be there with them.
“And they’re going to feel like the global total is going down around them, but it’s not. “
SEE RED
Gary Neville has defended English stars Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden.
Manchester United and City aces were sent home through the Gareth Southgate look after presenting Icelandic flair and his cousin at the team hotel over the weekend.
He said, “They’ll feel pretty bad. We have noticed your apologies and obviously being removed from the team is something you don’t need at any point in your career.
“You have to get back to your playing temperament when you go back to that dressing room.
“Mistakes you made yourself, mistakes you saw your teammates make and they want love now.
“They are young boys, they are not robots. Anyone in space who is 18, 19, 20 will be himself or will see a friend of his doing something like that at some point in his life . . . breaking discipline, disappointing, fighting.
BRU SPECIAL
Kevin De Bruyne, the first Manchester City player to win the PFA Player of the Year award.
The £ 54m Belgian foreigner has had an exceptional season – his looks have been lost in the Premier League and Europe.
He said: “It is a great honor. Being voted a player through your peers and the competition from other groups you play is incredible.
“It’s just that I’m the first at City with all the smart players who have played here before and still play here, but it’s smart to set up the club. “
THE BEST NOTES
Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, the PFA award of merit.
This year’s @PFA Merit Award Winner: @MarcusRashford ?? # MUFC #PFAAwards pic. twitter. com/mLNIDJWB2x
– Manchester United (@ManUtd) September 8, 2020
SKY SHAKE UP
SunSport’s Martin Lipton has revealed that Micah Richards and Alex Scott are expected to be part of the new rotating soccer panel on Saturday at Sky this season.
Sky’s resolve to fire longtime studio visitors Charlie Nicholas, Matt Le Tissier, and Phil Thompson warned that Richards and Scott would be parachuted.
But the couple were undercover for more suitable duties than sitting in front of television screens on a Saturday afternoon.
The Sky Chiefs don’t have to have a status panel alongside host Jeff Stelling, with figures like Matt Murray and Clinton Morrison likely looking as good veterans as Paul Merson.
FREE
Manchester United’s goal, Douglas Costa, has been connected with a surprise exchange with Atlético de Madrid’s Álvaro Morata.
Juventus and Atlético have negotiations over Douglas Costa, with the option of adding Morata to the deal.
It is reported that his wife would like to return to Turin, where the couple have made many friends.
According to CNN reporter Tancredi Palmeri, the deal is necessarily linked to Spanish, and a loan movement with the option to buy later is also on the table.
SUB SNUB
The Premier League is expected to remain the only major festival in Europe to allow five substitutes.
Spanish La Liga clubs are ready to turn around and go back to bigger benches with up to five changes.
They will sign for France and Germany to authorize five substitutes, and Italy’s Serie A is now expected to keep up.
This will make Prem an exception among the Big Five, after clubs voted 11-9 last week in voting on the issue.
The vote was a rejection of the arguments of the Big Six Prem teams, who were angry and frustrated that their arguments carried no weight with their rivals.
But all Prem clubs playing in the Champions League and Europa League now have the option of updating more substitutes at the continental festival after the European Club Association agreed to pressure UEFA and suggested a policy update later this year. month.
BOTE ARMCHAIR
All of this month’s Premier League matches will be broadcast on television after a U-turn by all 20 clubs.
As SunSport revealed yesterday, an organized virtual assembly of the 20 “shareholder” clubs saw them bow to the demands of enthusiasts and the government.
The League had agreed to increase the number of matches broadcast live on television this season from 200 to 220.
But that left 160 games without live streaming, adding 11 of the games that were due to be played behind closed doors this month.
Now, following the fury, the clubs have agreed to replace their position with the 11 games now divided between the 4 broadcasters of Prem’s, Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime and the BBC.
Amazon and Beeb will show an adjustment on September 26.
WISH JUAN
Juan Mata wanted Bruno Fernandes to have a happy birthday by sharing a funny photo of his teammate at Manchester United as a child.
The Portuguese midfielder turned 26, but the symbol that Mata shows is a serious step backwards.
– Juan Mata García (@ juanmata8) September 8, 2020
UNREAL OFFER
Manchester United have won a major blow in their search for Sergio Reguilon, with Real Madrid not easy a buyout clause.
COPE’s Partidazo United is interested in securing a £ 27 million deal for the 23-year-old left-back.
But Real have made it clear that they need an option to bring Reguilón back to the Bernabéu for the same price.
And that request put an end to United’s resolution for the Spanish international.
OH DONNY BOY
Man Utd’s new signing Donny van de Beek earned a hero dispatch through loud flare-wielding Ajax fans.
The Dutchman attacked through sympathizers who surrounded him and shouted his call through the streets of Amsterdam.
The Red Devils signed the 23-year-old for £ 39 million a week.
And United legend, and now Ajax CEO Edwin van der Sar said goodbye to the midfielder in a letter to United fans.
Van de Beek is very much in Holland.
And Ajax fans obviously feel the same way, as so many of them rallied to wish him before he moved to England.
The images show Van de Beek’s state in front of his car as enthusiasts chanted his call and held red rockets in the air.
FAMILY AFFAIR
Harry Maguire has been pictured with sister Daisy and brother Laurence for the first time together since their Mykonos arrest.
The Manchester United captain and Daisy lived through the traumatic occasions in Greece that led to Maguire’s conviction.
The trio pictured at Old Trafford while watching the Soccer Aid benefit game on Sunday.
An England eleven of celebrities and soccer players lost 4-3 to the consequences of a world eleven with the musician Chunkz without the decisive penalty.
It would have been a welcome distraction for the family circle after Maguire discovered Maguire guilty of nuisance battery, resisting arrest and repeated bribery attempts last month.
Maguire appealed the 21-month suspended sentence and faces a new trial in a higher court at a later date.
Daisy, 20, was with Maguire on that fateful night that began when two men approached her.
IRN BRU
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– Manchester United (@ManUtd) September 8, 2020
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