Manchester United have been cleared to sign a long-term replacement for Juan Mata in January, while Arsenal have been given renewed hope of a deal for Yannick Carrasco in the winter window, according to Monday’s European papers. MAN UTD GIVEN GREEN LIGHT TO SIGN ISCO IN JANUARY Zinedine Zidane has told Isco he is free to leave the club in the winter window, with Manchester United leading the chase to sign him. The Spain playmaker appears to have fallen down the pecking order under Zidane at the Bernabeu, with Eden Hazard’s return to fitness expected to see him phased out of the side. And according to Don Balon, Zidane has told Isco he will not stand in his way over a January exit at the Bernabeu with the club reportedly willing to let the 27-year-old move on for a fee of around €60m (£53.5m). It’s believed United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sees Isco as a long-term replacement for experienced playmaker Juan Mata, who could be allowed to return to S...
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It has remained a terrible nightmare at Old Trafford presently owing to the club’s disastrous start to the season. United have witnessed their worst football record since the last 30 years as they sit 12 th on the EPL table and only two points above relegation zone. Obviously, no one would have seen this coming especially after their huge business dealing at the last summer transfer window that brought in Harry Maguire for £80m (making him the world most expensive defender), Daniel James for £15m and Aaron Wan-Bissaka for £50m. Against the Red Devil’s fans expectations, the football fortune of the club has remained horrendous. The sad situation has left little or nothing to desire with many pointing accusing fingers in different directions. Solksjaer While some blame the misfortune on the manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, others blame it on the Executive Vice Chairman, Ed Woodward. But the only solution now is to look for a critical way for remedy t...
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