Butt slams Manchester United’s owners following departure
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European Super League to ‘reshape the project’ after English clubs withdraw
In a statement released on Tuesday, the Super League declared that the new competition will ‘reconsider the most appropriate steps to reshape the project’ in the aftermath of a number of high-profile withdrawals. You may also like
Man United withdraw from Super League after ‘listening carefully to reaction from our fans’
Manchester United have withdrawn from the European Super League after universal criticism of the announcement. You may also like
Ed Woodward resigns as Man Utd executive vice-chairman
Ed Woodward has resigned as Manchester United executive vice-chairman, according to reports. You may also like
How will the European Super League actually work?
The European Super League has 12 founding members who will participate every year – but other than that, it’s a familiar format … You may also like
Solskjaer proud of Manchester United’s fighting spirit
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has praised Manchester United’s resolve after breaking down Burnley’s resistance with two late goals in a hard-fought 3-1 win which kept their slim Premier League title hopes alive. You may also like
A closer look at the proposed breakaway threatening European football
England’s so-called ‘big six’ are threatening to break away to form a European Super League. You may also like
Late goals hand Manchester United all three points against Burnley
Manchester United strengthened their hold on second place in the Premier League with a 3-1 win over Burnley on Sunday evening. You may also like
Pogba: Fernandes understands me and can do everything – except defend
Paul Pogba says it is a joy to play alongside Bruno Fernandes as the Manchester United midfielder continues to kick on after injury. You may also like
Solskjaer: We’ll never give up in Premier League title race
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has vowed to keep pushing and says Manchester United ‘will never, ever give up’, even if he concedes catching Premier League leaders Manchester City now looks unrealistic. You may also like
