Lewis Oldham

3 days ago | football365.com | Will Ford |Lewis Oldham

We wonder if The Athletic’s Manchester United man realised that he was revealed their Ruben Amorim ‘sack plan’ in early April? I am what I AmorimSunday brought a rat-tat-tat of narratives with the Nottingham Forest owner having a dicky-fit on the pitch, the Liverpool fans booing Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ruben Amorim making it clear that he blames himself for this rotten Manchester United side and might eventually walk if he cannot solve the endemic problems at the club.

3 days ago | football365.com | Lewis Oldham

According to reports, Liverpool will ‘snub’ two right-backs as they look to replace Real Madrid-bound Trent Alexander-Arnold. Liverpool have surpassed expectations under Arne Slot during his debut season as they have comfortably been the best team in the Premier League and have clinched their 20th title. Despite this, the Reds are set for a busy summer transfer window as Arne Slot needs to put his stamp on their squad after he’s got the best out of Jurgen Klopp’s team this season.

3 days ago | football365.com | Lewis Oldham

‘One of the names on the list is Antoine Semenyo , the AFC Bournemouth striker who has attracted attention in the Premier League for his power and speed. ‘The Ghanaian’s move is estimated to be around 45 million euros, a figure United would be willing to pay to retain his services next season. ‘Another target is Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap. Despite his team’s relegation to the Championship, Delap has been one of the few to impress this season.

3 days ago | football365.com | Lewis Oldham

According to reports, Xabi Alonso has “signed” his contract to become Real Madrid’s next manager as Fabrizio Romano has revealed details on his move. The former Liverpool midfielder has emerged as one of the best young managers in Europe and has done a superb job at Bayer Leverkusen in recent seasons.

3 days ago | football365.com | Lewis Oldham

Jamie Carragher suspects a surprising Arsenal exit could be on the cards in the near future, with Mikel Arteta’s “best player” to have “doubts”. The Gunners have endured a disappointing season as they have declined in the Premier League, while they have also fallen short in the Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup. Arsenal have come a long way under Arteta, but they have arguably gone backwards this season as they have struggled to cope with injuries after two disappointing transfer windows.