Striker target is told: Don’t be a Devil
Ipswich striker Liam Delap has been advised against signing for Manchester United.
Delap is at the centre of a multi-club transfer scramble following relegation.
And United have been strongly tipped to lead the way for the 22-year-old.
But ex-England and Aston Villa frontman Gabriel Agbonlahor reckons WEST HAM would be a far better option.
Agbonlahor believes the former England Under-21 ace should take time to develop his game – before risking the cauldron of a club like the Red Devils.
He said: “If I was him, I wouldn’t be going there.
“I wouldn’t stay at Ipswich, I’d go to West Ham, go and prove yourself at West Ham, the next step.
“They need a striker, Evan Ferguson will go back to Brighton, it hasn’t worked out.”
Red Devils linked to Monaco defender
Monaco star Vanderson is being linked with a move to Manchester United.
The Brazilian full-back still has three years remaining on a contract which see him to pocket almost £50,000-a-week.
But GiveMeSport claim United are weighing up a summer swoop.
Rasmus oversteps the mark with kit violation
Chelsea’s Premier League match with Manchester United was temporarily stopped due to an unexpected kit violation.
Red Devils hitman Rasmus Hojlund was the guilty party in the second half of the Stamford Bridge showdown on Friday night, which Chelsea won 1-0.
The Denmark international returned to the pitch after the second-half interval wearing what appeared to be a fitness tracker.
Hojlund’s wearing of the device didn’t go unnoticed, with the referee Chris Kavanagh briefly halting the game and instructing him to remove it.
And the Dane couldn’t help but laugh as he made his way to the touchline to hand over the device.
The bizarre incident stunned footie fans, who flocked to X to give their thoughts.
One wrote: “Hojlund really came on the pitch with an Apple Watch.”
Another said: “[He was] counting his steps.”
And another said: “Counting his steps cos (sic) he knows he won’t score.”
One remarked: “Bruv just wanted to get his steps in.”
Final excitement builds as Amorim shrugs off pressure
United minds are already switching to next Wednesday’s Europa League final.
Boss Ruben Amorim said: “Of course, we are excited to be in the final.
“Since day one the pressure has been there but I live quite well with the pressure.
“When you have the final of any cup, we show up so we are prepared for that.”
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