Man United’s Shaw set for month on sidelines with hamstring injury
Manchester United defender Luke Shaw is facing several weeks on the sidelines with a hamstring injury sustained in Saturday’s win at Everton. You may also like
Shaw certain that Man United are moving in the right direction
Luke Shaw believes Manchester United are back on track having cut out the ‘sloppy, silly’ mistakes that hurt them in the opening weeks of the season. You may also like
Man Utd focused on winning trophies, not on top-four finish – Shaw
Manchester United must prioritise winning silverware this season instead of settling for a place in the Premier League’s top four, says full back Luke Shaw. You may also like
Greenwood can become a Manchester United legend – Shaw
Luke Shaw says Mason Greenwood should ‘ignore the hype’ around himself at the moment – but also believes he can become a Manchester United legend. You may also like
Ighalo earned, deserved Man Utd extension – Shaw
Odion Ighalo ‘earned and deserved’ the opportunity to extend his stay at Manchester United, says Luke Shaw, with the Nigeria striker now tied to the Red Devils through to January 2021. You may also like
‘Greenwood can be our new Van Persie’
Mason Greenwood has all the attributes to emulate Robin van Persie’s exploits at Manchester United, according to defender Luke Shaw. You may also like
Pogba has everything to be best in the world – Shaw
Paul Pogba has ‘everything to be the best midfielder in the world’, according to Manchester United teammate Luke Shaw. You may also like
Barca edge United in first leg
Barcelona took a big step towards their first Champions League semi-final in four years as they claimed a slender 1-0 win away to Manchester United, despite a thoroughly underwhelming performance. You may also like
Salah knows he can play better – Klopp
Jurgen Klopp insisted he was not disappointed by Mohamed Salah’s performance against Manchester United, but acknowledged Liverpool’s leading scorer was not at his best. You may also like
Man Utd maintain perfect start under OGS
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer became the first manager since Sir Matt Busby to win his first four games in charge of Manchester United after they ran out 2-0 victors against Newcastle United. You may also like
