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11/06/2017

Paul Pogba has lifted the lid on how Jose
Mourinho made him feel immediately
comfortable following his transfer to
Manchester United last summer.
The French midfielder returned to Old
Trafford from Juventus in a world-record
transfer deal last summer as one of
Mourinho’s first signings at the club.
Pogba was a regular fixture in the
Manchester United team last season but
most Red Devils fans will agree that the
midfielder failed to hit top form for
Mourinho’s men.
Nevertheless, Pogba helped Manchester
United win the Europa League and EFL Cup
in Mourinho’s first campaign in charge at
the club.
And the Frenchman has lifted the lid on
how Mourinho helped him to settle at Old
Trafford last summer.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Pogba said: “He’s a
manager who is really close with the
players.
“Personally, he welcomed me, we had a
talk and I had a good feeling from the first
moment on. He trusted and defended me.
That’s all a player needs.”

11/06/2017

Manchester United are ready to make a
sensational £48.3m (€55m) bid to bring
Angel Di Maria back to Old Trafford from
Paris Saint-Germain this summer, The Sport
Review understands.
The Red Devils are believed to be
interested in re-signing the Argentina
international as Jose Mourinho looks for
attacking reinforcements – and the
Premier League club are ready to battle
with Inter Milan for his signature.
The Sport Review understands that
Manchester United are prepared to offer
the 29-year-old a five-year contract worth
around £210,000 a week, a little less than
two years after he was sold to PSG by the
Red Devils, when he was deemed surplus
to requirements at Old Trafford by then
manager Louis van Gaal.
Di Maria is attracting interest from a host
of European clubs this summer because
the winger is not sure whether he will
remain at PSG for another year.
The attacker – who lasted just 12 months
in his first stint at Manchester United,
scoring four goals in 32 games – wants to
represent a club that can guarantee him
success, especially in the Champions
League.
PSG were dumped out of the Champions
League by Barcelona last season at the
last-16 stage in humiliating circumstances,
as the Spanish side mounted a remarkable
comeback to book their place in the
quarter-finals.
Former Real Madrid star Di Maria is now
believed to be a top target for Mourinho
as the Portuguese coach looks to bolster
his squad this summer ahead of his side’s
return to the Champions League next
season.
Mourinho is preparing his team to
compete with Europe’s elite next season
and has told friends​ that Di Maria would
be the perfect man for his project.
The Red Devils are expected to submit an
official offer to sign Di Maria from PSG in
the next few days, The Sport Review
understands.
If the Ligue 1 club accept and decide to
sell the winger, it is understood that they
are already planning to use the funds to
sign Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal, even if
the Chilean is one of the players Carlo
Ancelotti would like to bring to Bayern
Munich this summer.
Manchester United are preparing for a
return to the Champions League group
stage next season after Mourinho led the
Red Devils to the Europa League and EFL
Cup trophies in his first season in charge
at Old Trafford.

11/06/2017

Alvaro Morata will travel to England to sign
for Manchester United on Monday after the
Red Devils agreed a €73m (£64.1m) deal
with Real Madrid for the striker, according
to reports in Spain.
Onda Cero is claiming that Manchester
United are set to make the Spain
international their first summer signing
and will offer him a five-year deal. The
same report is quoted in both Metro and
the Sun.
The 24-year-old striker, it is claimed, will
travel to England on Monday after Spain
play their World Cup qualifier against
Macedonia on Sunday night.
Morata has been heavily linked with a
move to Old Trafford in recent days as
Jose Mourinho looks to bolster his
attacking options ahead of next season.
And it appears that Mourinho is set to land
one of his top targets of the summer, if
the latest reports in Spain are to be
believed.
Manchester United are preparing for a
return to the Champions League next
season after Mourinho led the Red Devils
to Europa League glory in his first
campaign at the club.
Meanwhile, The Sport Review exclusively
revealed on Saturday that Manchester
United are also pondering a sensational
transfer swoop to bring Angel Di Maria
back to Old Trafford from Paris Saint-
Germain.

11/06/2017

Manchester United have seen a number of players
make big impressions following the end of their
disappointing Old Trafford spells.
Manchester United have had some of the game's greatest ever
players play for them down the years, but not all of their
signings have shone at the Theatre of Dreams.
With that in mind, HITC Sport has taken a look back at nine
players who endured underwhelming spells with the Reds
Devils before succeeding following their departures...
Juan Sebastian Veron
After a difficult spell at Manchester United, Juan Sebastian Veron
endured an even tougher time at Chelsea. His loan spells at
Inter Milan however, reaped one league title and two Coppa
Italias. He would also be named Argentine Player of the Year
twice following his Old Trafford exit.
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Radamel Falcao
Radamel Falcao
Radamel Falcao's disappointing loan spell at United suggested
that a once-lethal striker was experiencing a rapid decline with
just four goals coming in his season with the club. However,
with Monaco, he has scored 30 times in 43 games this past
season to help them win the Ligue 1 title.
Diego Forlan
Diego Forlan may enjoy something like cult-hero status with
Manchester United fans, but there is no question that barring a
brace against Liverpool, his spell with the side provided few
highlights. He left the club in 2004 having scored 17 in 98
games for the Red Devils. Across the following seven seasons,
he would score 128 La Liga goals and would finish the 2010
World Cup as the tournament's top goalscorer, also
contributing the goal of the competition.
Wilfried Zaha
One of Sir Alex Ferguson's last acts as manager was to sign
Wilfried Zaha from Crystal Palace. Unfortunately, it was David
Moyes who was in the dugout by the time the winger started
playing for United. The wide-man never settled at Old Trafford
and was soon back at Palace, where he has looked to be one of
the Premier League's best wingers this past season.
Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha
Shinji Kagawa
Like Zaha, Shinji Kagawa returned to his former club after a
fairly brief and underwhelming spell with United. He is now
back playing at Borussia Dortmund and looks to be getting
back to being the player United signed in the first place.
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Angel Di Maria
Angel Di Maria started his spell with Manchester United
extremely well, scoring a stunning goal in a defeat to Leicester.
However, he failed to sustain the form and was allowed to join
Paris Saint-Germain one year later. In his first season in France,
he scored 10 league goals and contributed a staggering 18
assists. In fairness, he did contribute 10 Premier League assists
in just 27 games for United.
Paul Pogba
Paul Pogba
While United appear to have rectified their mistake of letting
Paul Pogba go by bringing him back, they may never live
down the fact that they spent £89 million on him four years
after letting him join Juventus for nothing (via Sky Sports). He
was a key part of the Old Lady side that won four Serie A titles,
two Coppa Italias and reached a Champions League final.
Giuseppe Rossi
After just 14 appearances for United, Giuseppe Rossi was
allowed to join Villarreal where he went on to score 82 goals in
192 games. Unfortunately, injuries have blighted his career
since.
Gerard Pique
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in leaving; Premier League rival considering move
Like Rossi, Gerard Pique would make just a handful of
appearances for United before finding success in La Liga. He
would win the Champions League with United, but has since
gone on to win six titles with Barcelona, five Copa Del Reys and
three more Champions League crowns, as well as the World
Cup and Euro 2012 with Spain.
Gerard Pique

11/06/2017

Ander Herrera is confident that his exciting
partnership with Manchester United
midfielder Paul Pogba can improve next
season.
The France international moved to
Manchester United in an £89m move to
Old Trafford from Serie A giants Juventus
in the 2016 summer transfer window.
Pogba made a slow start to life back at
Manchester United under Jose Mourinho
following his world-record switch under
Jose Mourinho.
The 24-year-old came into his own as the
season progressed and finished the
2016-17 campaign with four goals and
three assists.
Herrera established himself as a key
member of Mourinho’s team thanks to his
tenacious performances in the Manchester
United midfield.
And the Spain international lifted the lid
on the dynamics of his partnership with
Pogba at Old Trafford.
“It is easy to play with him, he is a top
player,” Herrera told Sport 360.
“He likes to attack more than me so when
we both play together I have to protect
the defence more.
“I try to keep my position more because
you know Paul has the ability to score; the
ability to head, to shoot, to dribble – he
has everything.
“I think we have a good partnership,
hopefully we can play together for a long
time and win trophies for the club.”
Manchester United finished in sixth place
in the Premier League table last term.
The Red Devils won the EFL Cup and the
Europa League in their first campaign
under Mourinho.
Manchester United signed four players in
the 2016 summer transfer window but
are yet to confirm any additions this year.

11/06/2017

Manchester United – Ready
To Return To Europe’s Elite?

Manchester United have undergone an inconsistent number of
years since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club back in the summer of
2013 when he was replaced by David Moyes. As we know the
club has subsequently been managed on an interim basis by Ryan
Giggs prior to Louis van Gaal taking charge for two years and then
last summer we saw the sensational appointment of Jose
Mourinho.
The seasons since Sir Alex Ferguson left have been most unlike
the Man United we had become accustomed to with the team
playing in a different way and making some questionable transfer
moves.
Perhaps the biggest change has been in the results on the field
however as United had failed to qualify for the Champions League
in two of the first three seasons after SAF left until this campaign.
In the one season the club has played in the world’s top club
competition post SAF they did not make it out of the group stages
under Louis van Gaal back in the 20015-16 season and then failed
to qualify for it in van Gaal’s second and last season in charge.
United’s reputation in Europe had possibly started to wane until
Jose Mourinho led them to the Europa League title and automatic
Champions League qualification this campaign. Even so you might
say that United are undergoing somewhat of a transitional phase –
it is certainly not a rebuild but it is a sort of retooling as Jose
Mourinho looks to put together a squad of players he trusts and
knows he can work with using his specific tactics.
It seems clear that the Portuguese manager needs to add some
goals to his squad and he is looking at more than just a striker to
do that if recent reports are to be believed. Latest rumours
suggest United may be looking to sign Inter Milan’s Croatian
attacker Ivan Perisic who can play in a number of forward
positions.
Of course next year the likes of Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Paul
Pogba should hit the ground running as they will be familiar with
the league and team not to mention the likes of Marcus Rashford,
Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard being that much further along
in their development.
United will add a quality striker, you can be sure that Mourinho will
be able to attract a high-class, goal-scoring striker and hopefully
with a fit Ibrahimovic along with the aforementioned Rashford and
Martial you would have to think they will have enough goals to
seriously mix it with the big boys.
The squad is deep and has a feeling of youth while still maintaining
experience with the likes of Michael Carrick and Antonio Valencia.
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Things are looking good for United now as they are very hard to
beat and they have got the major trophy winning feeling back
again after lifting two pieces of silverware this campaign. When
you add to this Jose Mourinho’s excellent record in the Champions
League of having won it twice before and you would have to say
that Manchester United are ready to return to the upper echelon’s
of European football along with the likes of Real Madrid, Juventus
and Barcelona.

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11/06/2017

Manchester United were very active in the market last summer,
bringing in Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Paul Pogba, Eric Bailly and Zlatan
Ibrahimovic as the first set of arrivals for the Red Devils under the
tenure of Jose Mourinho.
The quartet proved to be a great asset for Manchester United,
helping to win the League Cup and Europa League, but an
untimely injury to Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the back-end of the
campaign saw the Swedish striker braced for a lengthy spell on
the sidelines.
Ibrahimovic initially penned a one-year deal at Old Trafford after
arriving on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain and the club
had the option to extend the veteran striker’s deal by a further
year, which they planned to do this summer.
However, Ibrahimovic’s injury is set to keep the striker away from
action for the majority of this season and the BBC now reports
Manchester United will not extend the Swedish striker’s contract-
which leaves a big hole for Mourinho to fill.
Ibrahimovic’s current deal expires at the end of June and the 35-
year-old is set to become a free agent later today, when Premier
League clubs announce their retained and released players for the
forthcoming campaign.
Ibrahimovic will join a number of high-profile players available for
a free transfer, including John Terry, Gael Clichy and W***y
Caballero, but the rest of the released list are likely to feature fringe
players- whereas Manchester United will lose a key-figure in their
side.
Having scored 28 goals in 46 appearances across all competitions
this season, Manchester United face a major test to sign a striker
that’s capable of achieving similar numbers and the club have
already endured disappointment on the transfer front, with
Antoine Griezmann confirming he will stay at Atletico Madrid for at
least another year.
Manchester United’s short-list is said to include the likes of Real
Madrid’s Alvaro Morata and Torino ace Andrea Belotti but there
would be question marks as to whether both of those players
could be the star that the Red Devils need them to be.
Fortunately, Manchester United still boast the talents of Marcus
Rashford and Anthony Martial, who can both play centrally, so the
pressure for them to do business is somewhat eased- although
fans are crying out for a big name.
Manchester United knew Ibrahimovic was never going to be a
long-term solution to their attacking line but losing him this
summer is a major blow, particularly as it seems the club have
not yet found the ideal replacement.

11/06/2017

Manchester United have received a massive
boost in their pursuit of Inter Milan winger,
Ivan Perisic after boss Luciano Spalletti
hinted at a possible move.
The Red Devils have been repeatedly linked
with a move for the Croatian winger since
last February after it emerged that United
boss, Jose Mourinho made the initial
approach to speaking with the player’s
representatives.
It is understood that United have contacted
Inter about the possibility of signing Perisic
this summer, with reports that the 27-year-
old is also keen on joining the Red Devils
this summer after holding talks with
Mourinho.
Although, Inter Milan is believed to be
holding out for a fee around £57million
which United are not ready to pay with
suggestions that they want to sign Perisic
for half that price.
However, Inter boss Luciano Spalletti has
now hinted at a possible exit for Perisic, he
said: ‘We must not convince anyone Inter is
the best we can aspire to and they must
convince us to be with Inter,
It is believed that Perisic’s arrival at the Old
Trafford may spell doom for Anthony Martial
who has struggled to make an impact
under Jose Mourinho.