Youri Tielemans informed Manchester United he wanted to join once the World Cup finished. Tielemans also had Saudi clubs keen, but only wanted #MUFC.
Aston Villa had hoped the Belgian midfielder would sign a new deal, but powerless to stop an exit due to the £35m clause.
Andrey Santos' £48m+£2m move to Manchester United is also already signed.
Ederson's move to Old Trafford off for now following medical checks.🔴
🚨 Casemiro on a funny moment he experienced at Manchester United this season:
🗣️ Casemiro:
“I remember the game against Fulham. Cunha dribbles into the box, gets fouled and the referee immediately points to the penalty spot. We were celebrating already. Then the Fulham players surrounded the referee and started protesting.
VAR checked it and decided the foul was actually outside the box. So the penalty was cancelled and we got a free-kick instead. At that point I remember looking at Cunha and thinking: 'These guys have just made your effort fruitless.'
Then Bruno puts in an unbelievable ball and I score from the free-kick. After the game, me and Cunha went over to their captain and asked him: 'Be honest... which one would you have preferred? The penalty or the free-kick goal?' He looked at us and said: 'Please... just leave me alone.' Then we thanked him for the protest and walked away.”
🚨Thierry Henry on Michael Carrick vs Liverpool:
I’ll be honest — I would give him the job permanently. Why? He won the top 6 team easily. Before, you saw a team that accepted things too easily. Now, you see a team that fights, that competes, that refuses to lose.
“When was the last time Manchester United beat Liverpool comfortably? You have to ask this question, because people forget too quickly. They almost had Liverpool, and if not for Amad’s mistake, we are talking about a completely different result.
This is what big clubs are about. It’s not just tactics, it’s mentality. He changed the mentality. Now they play with pride, with intensity, with responsibility. They fight for every ball, every duel, every second of the game.
People will talk, people will criticise, but football is simple — you either see progress or you don’t. And I see progress. Clear progress. The players believe again, and when players believe, you are already halfway to winning.
For me, this is enough. Sometimes you don’t need to overcomplicate things. You just need someone who understands what Manchester United means — and right now, he is showing that.”
🚨 Sir Alex Ferguson on what still decides football in 2026:
🗣️ Ferguson: “People spend more time than ever talking about systems, structures, build-up shapes, inverted full-backs, and all of these modern ideas. And yes, the game has changed, no doubt about that. But football has never stopped being simple at its core.
At the highest level, when pressure is at its peak, tactics don’t score goals and they don’t clear danger in your box. Players do. The ones with courage, the ones who don’t hide, the ones who take responsibility when the game is tight and everything feels heavy.
At Manchester United, we always understood that. You don’t build great teams by overcomplicating things—you build them by creating winners. Players who hate losing more than they enjoy winning. That’s what carries you through difficult moments in a season.
I’ve seen matches where we were not the better tactical side, but we won because the mentality was stronger. We refused to accept defeat. Someone always stepped up, whether it was a tackle, a run, a goal, or just leadership in the dressing room.
Modern football will keep evolving, but one thing will never change. When everything is analysed, studied, and planned… it still comes down to individuals stepping up when it matters most. That’s what separates good teams from champions.”
Every day I wake up, I pray for Nigeria to get better so they don’t come running to a small country like Ghana... - Pres. Mahama
#GHOneNews#EIBNetwork#GHOneTV#NewsAlert
My problem with Africans using Lee Kuan Yew as a stick to beat "African leaders" with is your lack of consistency. You hold him up as an example of a leader who did the things African leaders don't do, but you forget that to get Singapore to the point t he left it, he ran it as a laser-focused 1-party state with a ruthless focus on a single developmental strategy that nobody was allowed to oppose or deviate from.
Thus, instead of spending decades on the unfinished capital projects, financial waste, and expensive political theatre that comes with PDP vs APC or NDC vs NPP partisan politics, the whole of Singapore was forced to focus on national development and nothing else. If you tried to oppose Lee's national development plan in the name of "opposition", the state security services would arrest and detain you without trial, or publicly flog you and make you denounce your opposition.
When Kwame Nkrumah tried to institute something similar to make Ghana a laser-focused developmental state under his leadership - which was equal to or greater than Lee's - you bunch of idiots called him a despot and a dictator, and you collaborated with foreign governments to remove him in a coup, after which you came out into the streets of Accra jubilating and celebrating his downfall. And even up till now in 2026, after having 60 years to reflect on your history, you're still calling Kwame Nkrumah a "dictator" while simultaneously glazing Lee Kuan Yew, because you're hopelessly dumb.
You claim to admire Lee's Singapore because it followed a western approved, capitalist development plan, unlike those dirty Communists in China and Vietnam - but you have no idea that Lee's Singapore might be capitalist in name, but runs one of the most aggressively socialist governments on earth, with birth-to-death subsidies, state programs, government housing, guaranteed employment etc. If someone in your African country runs for election using Singapore's welfare state model as their manifesto, you bunch of idiots will immediately start chorusing "Who will fund this?"and" The problem with socialists is that they always run out of other people's money."
If I point out that Singapore can afford to subsidise everything for its citizens because it is a 1 party state that does not exist perpetually 4 years away from new leadership that can rip everything up, which allows it to make investments and plan with 15, 25, and 40-year horizons, instead of planning for how to use the latest IMF loan to win the next election in 18 months, the same idiots will say that they prefer their APC/PDP, NDC/NPP quadriennial stalemate instead of actual national development because "multiparty electoral democracy is the gold standard for governance."
You people have no idea what you want, and no idea how the world actually works. Everything inside your head is what some white dude dictated in there, because you were trained to receive instruction, not to think and create your own. That's why nobody takes you seriously.
The GPL matches should be played in the evening
Please @ghanafaofficial@GhanaLeague@tv3_ghana let this happen
All stadia with lights should do 5pm
The match is beautiful on TV
A new era begins at Hearts of Oak.
Our new Managing Director was officially introduced to the playing body and technical team at the training grounds today. 🤝⚽
Together, we move forward with unity, vision, and ambition.
#HeartsOfOak#Phobia4Life#NewEra
🚨🗣 Pep Guardiola on whether Dalot should have been sent off:
"You could say that, you could say that that red card would have changed the course of the game. It's easy for me to come here and say it should have been a red card, but that's not what matters. We won't progress if that's the argument that determines victory or defeat. Today, we weren't good enough."
🚨🗣️ Sir Alex Ferguson on his secret to rebuilding teams: “When I arrived at St Mirren, they had no money. I spent time with the young players, and five of them ended up becoming internationals.
“Then I went to Aberdeen and continued down that path. We won the European Cup without having our own training ground and eight players were academy-trained at the club. It was fantastic.
“When I arrived at United, I asked to have control to develop young players. Bobby Charlton was present at the meeting and gave me his approval." #MUFC [@PressBoxPR]
🚨 Neville:
“RVP came in firing, but Rooney loaded the bullets. He reinvented himself so Robin could go win us the title. Wazza never feared competition… he demanded it. Watched Cesc clips just to unlock RVP. That’s rare air.”
Højlund is now eight games without a goal, six of which he started.
Funny how no one is shouting “Manchester United is the problem” right now.
Just wait — the moment he finally scores, suddenly United will be blamed again. 🌚
And please, don’t act like Brokecelona and try to return him. Pay the £40m you owe. Agreement is agreement. 🤲