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Graham Potter could replace Erik ten Hag as Manchester United boss as the former Chelsea manager is thought to have a fan in Sir Jim Ratcliffe's right-hand man. The Brit billionaire agreed agreed a £1.35billion deal to purchase a 25% share of the Premier League giants where he's expected to have control of their football operations. The ability to hire and fire managers will be a part of the INEOS'

Lewis Macari made quite the statement on his EFL debut with an absolute screamer that secured the victory for League Two side Notts County. The loanee from Stoke City – who's the grandson of Manchester United legend Lou Macari – was making his football league debut in their clash against Gillingham on Saturday (October 21). With 12 minutes of action left, the game was tied at 1-1 but a thunderous

‘Sir Bobby Charlton was a great man, who carried all the things Man United were good for’: West Ham and former Red Devils boss David Moyes pays tribute to United and England legend United fans have turned out in force to pay their respects to Sir Bobby Charlton The 86-year-old ‘passed peacefully in early hours of the morning’ on Saturday Listen to the latest episode of Mail Sport’s podcast It’s All

Man City appeal to fans for information after spectators at the Etihad Stadium sang offensive chants about Sir Bobby Charlton during the side’s 2-1 win against Brighton Man City have condemned offensive chants sung about Sir Bobby Charlton Some spectators were heard at the Etihad on Saturday singing the chants  The club are appealing for fans to step forward if they have any information  Manchester City are appealing to fans

Arsenal fan Andy Murray joins Gary Lineker and Gary Neville in dismissing the handball call given against William Saliba at Chelsea… with tennis star insisting Gunners centre back had a ‘totally natural jumping position’ Handball was given against William Saliba in Arsenal’s draw away to Chelsea The decision was widely derided afterwards and now Andy Murray had his say Listen to the latest episode of Mail Sport’s podcast ‘It’s All

Sheffield Utd V Man Utd: Pictures Manchester United could turn to Graham Potter if Sir Jim Ratcliffe loses faith in Erik ten Hag once he buys a 25 per cent stake in the club, according to reports. Sir Jim is on the verge of agreeing a £1.3billion deal with the Glazer family, which is expected to hand him total sporting control at Old Trafford. The INEOS chief will reportedly review

Football Digest: Magic McTominay rescues Manchester United Manchester United’s academy has produced multiple world-class talents over the years including George Best, Sir Bobby Charlton, Ryan Giggs, David Beckham, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville. However, others have seen their careers fade into obscurity. Here, Express Sport takes a closer look at the Carrington graduates who promised so much but ultimately failed to live up to expectations. Federico Macheda Federico Macheda was

David Raya is ‘getting hot’ under the collar and ‘started to make mistakes’ amid his battle with Aaron Ramsdale to be Arsenal No 1… with Gary Neville claiming the out-of-form Spaniard has ‘got that look on his face like, “help”‘ Mikel Arteta has long insisted having two No 1 calibre goalkeepers is no issue Aaron Ramsdale did not do a lot wrong before he was replaced by David Raya Listen

Rory McIlroy has revealed he is open to investing in Manchester United in the future. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to buy 25 per cent of the Red Devils but he could be joined at Old Trafford by the four-time major-winning golfer. Ratcliffe has seemingly beaten Qatari billionaire Sheikh Jassim to invest in United. Sheikh Jassim wanted to buy the club outright from the Glazer family but pulled out of

ROB DRAPER: Sir Bobby Charlton carried memories of the Munich Air Disaster all his life. That he wasn’t defined by the tragedy showed just how extraordinary he was Manchester United and England great Sir Bobby Charlton died at the age of 86  He survived the Munich Air Disaster and dealt with much of the trauma alone  It was hard not to stop and recall the horrors Charlton must have seen