Evra: Pogba was a huge loss to Manchester United

Patrice Evra says Paul Pogba's decision to leave Manchester United for Juventus was a “truly a huge loss” to the club. 

Dyke: I don't agree with Wilshere

FA chairman Greg Dyke disagrees with Jack Wilshere's opinion that "only English players should play for England", but admits that a boundary must be drawn for international selection.

Juventus warn Man Utd over Januzaj

Juventus general manager Beppe Marotta has warned Manchester United that they risk losing Adnan Januzaj just as they failed to keep Paul Pogba at Old Trafford.

Clarke rules out West Brom exit for Berahino

Steve Clarke has ruled out a West Brom exit for Saido Berahino following reported interest from Chelsea.

Wilshere: I wish Januzaj was English

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has clarified comments he gave to the media regarding the Football Association's attempt to convince Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj to play for England. 

David Moyes revealed on Sunday that the FA were keeping tabs on Januzaj - who is eligible to play for Belgium, Albania, Serbia and potentially Kosovo if they are granted Fifa affiliation - as he has yet to settle on which nation he wants to represent at international level. 

Asked his view on the matter, Wilshere suggested Januzaj should not be allowed to choose to play for England because he is "not English", comments that were distorted in the British media on Wednesday morning. 

Wilshere stated on his Twitter account: "Just to clarify a few things....again! Seems to be a trend in this country, poor journalism in my eyes! I wasn't referring to Janujaz...

"The question was should foreign players be allowed to play for England, and in my opinion I don't think they should! He is a great player...

"I wish he was English! I'm sure most of you agree with me even if some journalist are trying to make me look bad....again!"

Manchester United reject Belgium call-up for Januzaj

Manchester United have turned down Belgium coach Marc Wilmot's attempt to call up talented winger Adnan Januzaj.

The Premier League champions insist the 18-year-old is not ready to make a decision on his international future after notching twice on his first league start for his domestic side.

"Manchester United told me that Januzaj has not made a decision to play for a national team yet, not for any country," Wilmots told reporters.

"We gave a clear signal [that we want him to play for Belgium] and now it's up to him. I will respect his choice."

Januzaj's stock has risen after scoring a match-winning double on his first start for United as David Moyes' side came from behind to beat Sunderland 2-1 on Saturday.

The winger is eligible to represent Albania, Turkey, Serbia and Belgium, but United do not want to rush the youngster’s decision.

England is another possibility for Januzaj, with manager Roy Hodgson confirming on the BBC’s 'Match of the Day' programme that talks are lined up regarding the youngster.

"It has to be seriously debated before we start re-nationalising players," Hodgson said. "But there's no doubt he's a real talent and we have our eyes on him. There's a lot still to be discussed."

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson criticises Tottenham over Zeki Fryers deal

Sir Alex Ferguson has called on the football authorities to intervene after Tottenham Hotspur signed former Manchester United defender Zeki Fryers.

Manchester united Breakthrough In van Persie Talks

 

The clubs held talks on Tuesday night and the Old Trafford side are now set to make an improved bid as they look to reach an agreement with the Gunners, who want at least £20m
The new offer is likely to be close to Arsenal’s asking price once add-ons are included as the two clubs attempt to reach an agreement and draw a conclusion to the summer saga

Hazard 'excited' over Manchester United link & flattered by Ferguson scouting trip

Eden Hazard has admitted that he is excited by the interest shown in him by Manchester United, after Sir Alex Ferguson made the trip to France to see the Lille starlet in action over the weekend.