Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has removed Erik ten Hag's rule and implemented his own, which players must follow starting with their match against Arsenal.

In the summer window, United have bolstered their attack with three new additions, while Diego Leon has been signed to provide cover at left wing-back. It seems that the Reds will be sticking with Leon's teammate Dorgu on the left flank for the start of the season, though, should his Instagram activity be anything to go by.

Manchester United have typically gone for players abroad, but this deal should excite fans who have been glued up to the Premier league after impressing mightily for Brentford in recent years. The Cameroon international has excelled with a level of consistency, being the main man for The Bees, taking up that role when Ivan Toney departed the club.

The Premier League season may not have started yet, but in any given soccer-loving group chat at any given time, there is probably a conversation about who Manchester United's next manager might be. It is not just innocent offseason fodder that maintains the bonds of friendship,

English midfielder finding himself left out in the cold as Amorim tries to implement his system at Old Trafford

Sancho was banished from the first-team under the club's previous manager, Erik ten Hag, after claiming he was a scapegoat for the Dutchman. He joined Borussia Dortmund on loan in January and when he eventually returned to Old Trafford, Ten Hag claimed he had patched things up with the winger.

Manchester United are forced to look elsewhere after their pursuit of Carlos Baleba is completely off due to Brighton's high demands.

Manchester United confirmed the appointment of Ruben Amorim as their new head coach on Friday afternoon. Like the appointment of any new man in the dugout at any club, his arrival leads to more ...

The Red Devils need to compensate for a shambolic last campaign and the coach has all the resources he lacked last time