Manchester United could sell Kobbie Mainoo to Chelsea in order to fund a move for an exciting new midfielder in 2026.

Man United squad in need of new signings

The Red Devils are preparing to face Bournemouth on Monday amid several availability concerns for Ruben Amorim.

Harry Maguire and Matthijs de Ligt remain absent for the Cherries’ trip to Old Trafford, but striker Benjamin Sesko could feature after a foot injury.

There remain doubts over whether Noussair Mazraoui, Amad Diallo and Bryan Mbeumo can feature before jetting off to the Africa Cup of Nations, but Amorim is hopeful United can cope without them.

Mason Mount is among those the Portuguese is sure to lean on, especially after putting in a man-of-the-match display at Molineux on Monday.

“He’s a very, very smart player,” Amorim said. “He’s really technical because sometimes to be a technical player is not just having fun with the ball – it’s the quality of the pass, the reception, how to receive the ball. In these things he’s really smart.

“He can balance our team quite well so he’s a very good player.”

INEOS want to strengthen the manager’s squad in the upcoming transfer windows while maintaing financial stability, and are now eyeing one of the Premier League’s rising stars.

Mainoo sale set to fund move for Wharton

Former Everton CEO Keith Wyness told Football Insider he’s heard United are lining up a one in, one out swap of two England internationals.

The Guardian have also confirmed United’s interest in Wharton, alongside Liverpool and Real Madrid, with Crystal Palace set to demand “more than £80m”.

Wharton’s camp have made no secret of his desire to play Champions League football, with agent James Featherstone telling talkSPORT last week: “We’ve got a plan. It doesn’t have to be achieved right at this moment.

“He’s got his in-game and in-season goals, so he’s got to do his bit, and the rest will take care of itself in a very structured and calm way to ultimately maximise his talent.”

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Wolves fans orchestrated a powerful demonstration against controversial owners Fosun International during Monday’s 4-1 defeat to Man United, with an update coming to light on the future of the club.

Wolves linked with potential takeover amid torrid campaign

Supporters boycotted the opening 15 minutes of their heavy loss to highlight growing discontent with the Chinese conglomerate’s stewardship, and tensions have now reached boiling point.

The Old Gold Pack supporter group coordinated the protest, urging fellow fans to remain outside Molineux whilst displaying banners demanding change.

Multiple fan organisations, including Wolves 1877 Trust, Talking Wolves and Punjabi Wolves provided backing, describing the demonstration as “peaceful but unmistakable.”

Fosun acquired Wolves for £45 million in 2016, initially delivering impressive progress that even saw the club reach the Europa League quarter-finals under Nuno Espírito Santo.

However, supporters now view recent years as representing ‘managed decline’, with the systematic sale of key players, including Matheus Cunha’s £62.5m departure to United most recently, failing to result in adequate replacements.

The club currently sit rock bottom of the Premier League with two points from 15 games, not to mention zero wins, and are now 13 points adrift from safety.

Rob Edwards has struggled to generate momentum since arriving from Middlesbrough last month, with relegation appearing increasingly inevitable.

Fosun currently value Wolves at north of £350 million, with maligned American businessman, John Textor, previously submitting a ‘surprise’ estimanted £400 million offer (talkSPORT).

This proposal was made up of £150 million cash upfront plus £262.million in shares, though Fosun rejected the approach whilst maintaining the club’s ‘not for sale’ stance.

The ownership group instead seeks minority investment rather than an outright sale, though this stance contradicts supporters’ demands for wholesale change.

Executive chairman Jeff Shi faces particular criticism, with protesters displaying “Shi out” banners throughout Monday’s fixture.

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Financial implications weigh heavily, with relegation potentially costing over £60 million in revenue based on 2023-24 accounts showing a £177.7 million turnover. Historical precedent suggests the club’s value could plummet by £200 million should they drop into the Championship.

Bearing this in mind, a report this week by Football Insider makes sense.

Wolves will be 'forced to accept' cut-price takeover bid

According to their information, Wolves’ owners ‘will be forced to accept a cut-price offer’ if they decide to sell.

Given the club’s woes right now, Fosun’s negotiating position to demand their £350m valuation weakens by each passing day, with the club marooned bottom of the table and staring a drop to the Championship in the face.

However, the noise remains that, for the time being, they’re not interested in selling and only seek minority investment, according to Football Insider.

Wolves are also looking to be active in the January transfer window, even if it could be too little, too late.

Textor is now reportedly ready to make an official approach to buy Derby County instead, but according to former Botafogo president Carlos Augusto Montenegro, Wolves may have dodged a bullet.

Liverpool have a remarkable aversion to confidently defending Premier League titles. This season and in 2021/22, the Reds have found themselves on a sticky wicket after reaching the top, and Arne Slot has to find the answers quickly.

In fairness, the endless rut the club have found themselves in this season looks to have abated. Liverpool have gone four games without defeat, though it would simply be incorrect to suggest that they are back to their best.

With Mohamed Salah’s uncertain future rumbling in the background, FSG are ready to reinforce the struggling champions with a winter recruit or two.

But it might be at the back, and not in attack, that Liverpool need to prioritise.

Liverpool ready to sign a centre-back

Ibrahima Konate is out of contract at the end of the season, and there is still no resolution in sight. Real Madrid have ended their interest in the French centre-back, though, such has been the severity of his dismal season.

Errors have come by the dozen. Couple that with Konate’s weakness in the build-up, exposed by Trent Alexander-Arnold’s departure, and you can see that Liverpool desperately need a new elite partner to help the ageing Virgil van Dijk.

Last summer, Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi was the chosen man, and now, sporting director Richard Hughes is ready to return for him.

According to TEAMtalk, Liverpool remain in pole position for the Three Lions star, with FSG confident that a deal can be struck, considering that personal terms have already been agreed and the player is said to still view Anfield as his preferred destination.

However, Bayern Munich are pushing, and so if the Reds want to avoid any doubts before Guehi’s contract expires at the end of the season, they must bid around £20m to bring him over next month.

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However, Liverpool’s defensive crisis suggests that that might not be the worst idea in the world.

Why Liverpool must sign Guehi in January

Guehi, 25, is one of the best centre-backs in Europe. Over four years since leaving Chelsea and joining Crystal Palace, he has established himself as “an absolute Rolls Royce of a defender” who is “world-class calibre”, as put by academy coach David Matthews.

The England star is just now coming into his own, stretching toward a widely recognised elite status. Liverpool must ensure that they secure his services before someone else does, especially since it could revive Van Dijk.

There’s no denying that the Netherlands captain has been poor this season, lacking his typical authority and imperiousness at the back.

But then Liverpool’s dysfunctional system has promoted inconsistency, and Guehi could prove the upgrade on Konate needed to rekindle Van Dijk’s flame.

The Eagles star’s ball-playing game is more expansive and dynamic than Konate’s own, and alongside the 34-year-old Van Dijk, he would help create a wider variety of passing patterns than Liverpool fans have been treated to this year.

Looking at how Guehi compares to Konate in the Premier League this season, you can see that the Englishman has more quality on the ball while also proving more combative and mobile in protecting his backline. Palace, remember, have only conceded 12 goals in the league this season, a total bettered only by Arsenal.

Goals scored

0.14

0.00

Assists

0.14

0.00

Touches

62.50

78.88

Pass completion (%)

85.4

89.5

Progressive passes

5.21

4.26

Shot-creating actions

1.64

0.72

Progressive carries

1.21

1.16

Ball recoveries

4.00

2.96

Tackles + interceptions

3.00

2.24

Clearances

5.14

6.86

Aerial duels won

2.86

3.96

Errors

0.07

0.22

Forget all the technical frills for a second; Guehi is quite simply much more composed on the ball than his Les Bleus counterpart, who has made so many mistakes this season.

Couple that with his progressiveness and intelligence when making forward passes, Guehi could be the perfect partner for the veteran skipper, who is still one of the best centre-halves in the business but is getting on a bit and could do with a stable partner who complements his strengths and adds synergy to the wider tactical system.

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Manchester United are considering selling captain Bruno Fernandes amid interest from the Saudi Pro League with two major targets picked out to replace the club captain.

Man Utd identify two priority targets

Amorim stressed the importance of securing a much-needed Old Trafford win when Manchester United host “top team” Bournemouth on Monday, looking to continue a run of form which has seen United pick up seven points from three matches since the disappointment against Everton.

Captain Fernandes has been phenomenal in that run, scoring twice and providing three assists, but INEOS are now open to the Portugal star’s departure in order to fund new signings.

According to a recent report, Saudi Pro League clubs are set to offer Fernandes a way out of Old Trafford, with both Al Hilal and Al Ittihad considering a move in the region of £70m.

INEOS view the 31-year-old as the club’s most sellable asset and as someone worth cashing in on before his value decreases, with his contract set to expire in just over 18 months.

The Red Devils do hold an option to extend his stay by another year until June 2028, but they have identified two top targets which will require funds in Nottingham Forest star Elliot Anderson and Brighton and Hove Albion enforcer Carlos Baleba.

Both players could cost club record fees and INEOS are determined to make United financially secure while rebuilding Amorim’s squad.

Forest are set to demand ‘£100m-plus’ for Anderson while Baleba’s price is in the region of £74m.

Mainoo could be sold instead

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The other option on offer to INEOS is to cash in on their homegrown talent Kobbie Mainoo. While the 20 year-old’s value has suffered after falling out of favour this season, his status as an England international guarantees a good return which would go down as pure profit.

Chelsea are reportedly interested in a move for the young midfielder while there is also interest from Napoli in Serie A, where fellow United academy product Scott McTominay has thrived since joining in 2024.

Speaking in September, Amorim defended his decision to continually leave Mainoo out of his team: “I understand what you are saying. You love Kobbie… But that doesn’t mean I need to put Kobbie [in] when I feel that I shouldn’t put Kobbie [in], so it’s my decision.”

Tottenham Hotspur are stuck in a cycle of repeated mistakes, time and time again struggling to establish a winning formula on home turf and struggling also to weave Thomas Frank’s tactics into their identity.

Much has been made of Spurs’ attacking problems this season, but defensively, there are imbalances too. The north Londoners’ xGD (Expected Goals Difference) stands at -6.8, marking them 18th in the division for that metric.

Despite adding a range of talented additions to their ranks after winning the Europa League last season, the residual issues that stemmed from a torrid Premier League campaign remain, and Frank has to show that he has what it takes to wipe out the recurring patterns that are threatening an exciting season.

The likes of Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons were welcomed to the ranks, but Frank has yet to pull it all together

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It has been reported that Frank is not under immediate pressure in the Tottenham hot seat, but after picking just two points up from his past five outings, the Spurs boss will know that results need to improve, especially with the win over Burnley in August standing as a lonely win down N17.

Kudus might be the joint-top assist maker in the division so far, but Tottenham’s creativity is a big concern, and ENIC Group may have the perfect replacement they can fall back on.

Back at the start of the summer, ESPN reported Tottenham had whittled their shortlist down to two candidates, Frank being one, Fulham manager Marco Silva being the other.

The Portuguese tactician is a well-seasoned Premier League manager, having led 221 matches across four different tenures.

Known for establishing stability and a clear tactical vision, the 48-year-old has earned his share of praise, with pundit Jamie Carragher among those to suggest Silva may well be a tailor-made fit for the Lilywhites.

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Carragher remarked on The Overlap this week that he has “always seen Silva at Tottenham”, with his blend of pragmatism and shrewd ideas potentially instilling the secure and balanced foundations the club have been lacking in recent years.

Implementing a 4-2-3-1 formation, Silva, whose Cottager side beat Tottenham away from home only last weekend, seeks to strike a balance between possession-based play and counter-attacking football, with both sides of that coin on show against Spurs.

There is an emphasis on overlaps and wide play that could also give rise to Kudus’ qualities. The Ghanaian – who England fans will be threatened by at the 2026 World Cup next year – has made a positive start to life in north London, but there’s a sense that there is more to come from the versatile wideman.

As per FBref, the 25-year-old ranks among the top 3% of positional peers in the Premier League this season for successful take-ons per 90.

Matches (starts)

13 (13)

Goals

2

Assists

5

Touches*

52.4

Shots (on target)*

1.5 (0.5)

Accurate passes*

20.9 (87%)

Chances created*

1.6

Dribbles*

3.1

Ball recoveries*

5.1

Tackles + interceptions*

1.9

Duels won*

6.5

Kudus needs to score more, and he also needs to make more of his inherent creative skills. Silva’s system could help achieve this.

Transfer reporter Dean Jones has even gone as far as to label Silva a “genius”, with his subtle and nuanced approach to the managerial game something Spurs may need to adapt to different situations and rediscover their fluency both in defence and attack.

Whether Tottenham decide to cut their ties with Frank down the line will be a matter of time and perserverance, but should an upswing fail to materialise, Silva could be the shrewd successor to finally take this team to a sustainable level at the top.

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Strikers leave Heat at risk of falling to the first winless season

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Brisbane Heat are staring down the barrel of the first winless season in WBBL history, after falling to a six-wicket defeat to Adelaide Strikers at North Sydney Oval.After Heat managed 149 for 9 batting first on Sunday, Strikers chased it down with two balls to spare to keep their finals hopes firmly alive.Laura Wolvaardt anchored the innings with 49 off 45 balls in her last game before leaving for national duties, while opening partner Tammy Beaumont hit 64 from 40.The English opener was explosive, belting Nadine de Klerk over the midwicket and long-on ropes and also jumping down the deck and lifting Charlie Knott over long-off.And while Strikers almost looked like falling short in the chase when the equation got down to 14 from Knott’s final over, Ellie Johnston and Tahlia McGrath got them home.Related

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After a poor stretch, where they lost three games in a row, Strikers now sit fourth but could be overtaken by the Sydney Sixers later on Sunday.Heat now look all but certain to collect their first wooden spoon in the competition’s 11-season history.Runners-up in the past two campaigns, Heat’s only point this summer has come from a washed-out game against the Sixers on Friday.Making matters worse for Heat will be the fact they lost Nicola Hancock to a hamstring injury, after she was stumped on the final ball of their innings.Heat are already without captain Jess Jonassen (shoulder) and first-round draft pick Jemimah Rodrigues for the rest of the season.Heat’s innings never really got going, with de Klerk (25 from 13) and Hancock (22 from 8) the only batters to really fire.McGrath took 3 for 27 for Strikers, while Elanor Larosa and Amanda-Jade Wellington took two wickets each.

England’s Ashes tour opener was a contrasting tale of comebacks. An injury scare to quick Mark Wood put a real dampener on England’s first day of their only warm-up match ahead of the Ashes series.Wood was sent for a precautionary scan after experiencing hamstring stiffness in his long-awaited return to competitive cricket after knee surgery. He had bowled two four-over spells before leaving the field in the second session.But it wasn’t all grim news, with England receiving a tonic after a stirring return from skipper Ben Stokes, who bent his back and finished with 6 for 52 from 16 overs against the England Lions on a sedate surface at Lilac Hill.All Stokes’ wickets were from shorter-length deliveries, underlining his intensity and fitness levels having ramped up his bowling loads over the last couple of months following a shoulder injury in late July.Stokes was aided by several batters holing out, but he did conjure something out of a slow pitch that lacked bounce, with several nicks failing to carry to the slips. It’s not the ideal preparation with conditions set to be considerably more hostile in the first Test on the fast and bouncy Optus Stadium surface.Wood and Jofra Archer did produce several trademark fierce short deliveries, but the Lions batters were mostly untroubled. Opener Ben McKinney, Jordan Cox, Will Jacks, 17-year-old Thomas Rew and Matthew Potts all hit aggressive half-centuries as the Lions were bowled out for 382 off 79.2 overs to complete the day’s play.”It was good to get miles in the legs. To walk off the pitch with 10 wickets was a successful day,” England batter Harry Brook told reporters. “It was [the surface] a little bit slow, but we can’t do much about that.”We’ve got the opportunity to go out there and bat tomorrow and hopefully we can go past their score.”As Stokes hinted on match eve, England’s Ashes squad were given opportunities with the main XI featuring an all-out pace attack, perhaps instructive of the hierarchy’s preference for the first Test. It meant offspinner Shoaib Bashir played in the Lions XI, while quick Brydon Carse did not make it to the ground on day one due to illness.Archer and Gus Atkinson shared the new ball and dusted off the cobwebs on a docile pitch only to be thwarted by an aggressive McKinney. Archer unleashed several shorter deliveries to good effect, but was unable to provide an opening breakthrough in his first six-over spell.Amid the scenic surrounds of the wineries region, the game seemed to be going through a lull, leaving Stokes to rev up his side in the field before he decided to take charge with the ball. He came on first-change and picked up skipper Tom Haines and a sluggish Jacob Bethell in the only wickets to fall in the first session.Bethell did not score until his 16th delivery before whacking the next ball straight to square leg. Stokes was at times wayward and relatively expensive, but got through his six-over spell untroubled to put to rest any fitness concerns.Wood’s first four-over spell cost 12 runs as he ran in hard in a determined effort to conjure some life off the surface. McKinney was in aggressive touch only for his momentum to come to a halt by the lunch break and he nicked off to seamer Josh Tongue shortly after resumption.Before he left the field, Wood had Cox in some discomfort with several rearing deliveries as the game lifted in energy. Wood’s departure did cast a shadow over the rest of the day as a succession of Lions batters in the backend decided to go for broke.Stokes kept charging in, bowling another six-over spell from the other end of the ground and he benefited from the ultra-aggressive approach of the opposition. The final session felt like a bit of a lark at times, with Potts taking the long handle to the spin of Joe Root, clubbing a slew of sixes out of the playing field and onto the next ground.With Bashir not selected in the main XI, Root was England’s primary spinner and his figures nosedived to finish with 1 for 117 off 14 overs.Archer claimed Potts to ensure he did not go wicketless as the day’s play finished roughly on its scheduled close.With a Sheffield Shield match ongoing at the WACA, this game has been shunted about 30km away from the city and on a suburban ground that once used to host light-hearted 50-over games for touring teams.Perhaps whipped into a frenzy by the local tabloid newspaper, which has crudely mocked Stokes and Root on its front page, there were plenty of honking horns from vehicles passing by, with one occupant shouting rather abusive language that rang around the ground.But there was no rowdy behaviour from the several hundred fans at the ground, mostly England supporters who walked away with mixed feelings.

تمكن فريق أتلتيكو مدريد من تسجيل هدف أول في شباك خصمه فريق برشلونة، في مباراتهما الجارية حاليًا في بطولة الدوري الإسباني لكرة القدم، موسم 2025/26.

ويستضيف ملعب “كامب نو” مباراة فريقي برشلونة وأتلتيكو مدريد، المُقدمة من الجولة التاسعة عشر من بطولة الدوري الإسباني.

ونجح أتلتيكو مدريد في تسجيل هدف أول في شباك خصمه برشلونة، في الدقيقة 19 من عمر الشوط الأول من المباراة الجارية في الوقت الحالي.

جاء الهدف عن طريق أليكس باينا، بعدما استغل سوء تنظيم دفاع برشلونة عقب تلقيه تمريرة من مولينا، وانطلق بالكرة وسددها في شباك تشيزني، قبل أن يقرر الحكم إلغائه بداعِ وجود حالة تسلل.

ولكن تقنية الفيديو تدخلت لمراجعة الهدف قبل أن يتم احتسابه في النهاية، ليتقدم أتلتيكو مدريد على حساب برشلونة في مباراتهما بالليجا.

It’s understood Azhar felt the appointment of Sarfaraz Ahmed in a role that aligned closely with his own responsibilities led him to feel his position had become untenable

Danyal Rasool19-Nov-2025Azhar Ali has resigned from his position at the PCB as selector and head of youth development, ending a 12-month stint in that role. The departure, which was not publicly announced by either Azhar or the board, has been confirmed by ESPNcricinfo.ESPNcricinfo has learned Azhar’s departure came after an extended period of simmering differences in outlook between the former Pakistan captain and the board. Matters eventually came to a head after Sarfaraz Ahmed was reportedly appointed – though, again, not officially confirmed by the board – as the head of Pakistan Shaheens and Under-19 sides, with his remit extending to the organising and managing of tours, as well as conducting training camps.It is understood Azhar felt the appointment of Sarfaraz in a role that aligned closely with his own set of responsibilities led him to feel his position had become untenable. He sent in his letter of resignation earlier this week, which the PCB accepted.Azhar, who captained Pakistan in Tests and ODIs, was first brought into the PCB as a member of the selection panel for Pakistan’s men’s national side in October 2024. A month later, he had the role of youth development head tacked on, one which was publicly announced by the PCB at the time.The official announcement of his appointment on the PCB’s website stated that he had been “tasked with shaping the future of Pakistan cricket by designing and implementing comprehensive youth cricket strategies, establishing robust grassroots cricket structures and talent pathways, collaborating with regional cricket associations to strengthen age-group programmes, educating emerging cricketers under the PCB’s Pathways Programme, and organising seminars and clinics to build awareness of off-field development essentials for aspiring players”.The next major assignment for a Pakistan age-group side comes at the 2026 Under-19 World Cup, which runs from January 15 to February 6, and will take place in Zimbabwe and Namibia. Co-hosts Zimbabwe, Scotland and England are in Pakistan’s group at the competition, which Pakistan have won twice – in 2004 and 2006.

MatériaMais NotíciasVer Resumo da matéria por IANesta quinta-feira (11), o zagueiro do Atlético, Ivan Roman, passou por uma cirurgia para corrigir uma fratura na mão direita. O defensor havia se lesionado no início de outubro, mas o procedimento foi adiado até o fim da temporada.Resumo supervisionado pelo jornalista!

Nesta quinta-feira (11), o zagueiro do Atlético, Ivan Roman, passou por uma cirurgia para corrigir uma fratura na mão direita. O defensor havia se lesionado no início de outubro, mas o procedimento foi adiado até o fim da temporada.

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Román se lesionou durante a data Fifa de outubro, enquanto defendia a seleção chilena. O jovem zagueiro sentiu dores persistentes na mão esquerda e foi submetido a exames de imagem, que identificaram uma fratura no escafoide, osso localizado no punho, entre o polegar e o antebraço, cuja correção exigia intervenção cirúrgica.

Diante da avaliação do departamento médico do Galo e da falta de opções na posição, decidiu-se que o atleta seguiria atuando com uma proteção na mão, deixando a cirurgia para o término da temporada.

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Após a cirurgia, o zagueiro se manifestou nas redes sociais: ” Graças a deus saiu tudo bem”.

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Caso Ivan Roman e Kaio Jorge

O clássico entre Atlético e Cruzeiro, disputado em 15 de outubro, ficou marcado por uma polêmica. Atuando com a proteção na mão lesionada, o zagueiro do Galo sofreu um apertão de Kaio Jorge, atacante do Cruzeiro. Román afirmou que o rival agiu de propósito e tentou usar sua lesão para desestabilizá-lo durante a partida.

Román no Atlético

Contratado em fevereiro, após acordo com o Palestino, do Chile, Ivan Román chegou ao Galo com status de promessa, mas encontrou pouca sequência nos primeiros meses. No entanto, ao longo da segunda metade da temporada, o zagueiro chileno conquistou espaço, evoluiu seu desempenho e passou a ser utilizado com mais frequência.

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Ao final do ano, acumulou 16 partidas pelo Atlético, encerrando a temporada como alternativa no banco da equipe.

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