It could have been one of the most significant transfers of the summer, sparking reactions across Merseyside.

Manchester United faced off against Fenerbahce in their third Europa League group stage match, a highly anticipated clash that saw the return of former United manager José Mourinho, now in charge of the Turkish side. With both teams having mixed results in the competition so far, this encounter was crucial in shaping the group standings

Spurs won their third Europa League game tonight with a tight 1-0 scoreline against AZ Alkmaar, and it was all thanks to a Richarlison penalty….

Manchester United have received a significant boost with the return of their young defender, Leny Yoro, to training. The 18-year-old, who was signed from Lille this past summer for a substantial £52 million ($68 million), is back on the training pitch following surgery on a foot injury sustained shortly after his arrival. WHAT HAPPENED? Yoro

Manchester United are preparing for a major move in the upcoming January transfer window, as Brazilian winger Antony has reportedly been told he can leave Old Trafford. With Ineos co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe now at the helm, the club’s footballing department is focusing on offloading some of their big-name players, following a summer transfer window

Rodrygo Goes has been on the verge of leaving Real Madrid for a while, and his departure might be imminent. In anticipation, the club’s board is exploring potential replacements. Names like Haaland and Neco Williams have been mentioned, but reports suggest that a surprising Premier League star could be the favored option to fill Rodrygo’s shoes.

Paul Pogba is reportedly interested in returning to the Premier League, with Arsenal emerging as a potential destination. The former Manchester United midfielder, whose four-year doping ban was reduced to 18 months after an appeal, is expected to resume training in January and be eligible to play again in March.