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Man Utd legend Scholes takes aim at Ratcliffe: Words are cheap!

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has slammed Sir Jim Ratcliffe over his plans for funding the building of 'New Trafford'. Scholes believes Ratcliffe and United do not have the financing to currently complete the project. AdvertisementAdvertisement"You can be gullible at times, and believe what he (Sir Jim Ratcliffe) says, just because you've never heard anyone say anything before," said Scholes, speaking on . "You don't know how realistic it is, it's all up in the air.
Fowler sends plea to Liverpool fans over Alexander-Arnold plans

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler has urged fans not to turn on Trent Alexander-Arnold should he leave this summer. Off contract in June, the England fullback continues to be linked with Real Madrid. AdvertisementAdvertisementFowler told talkSPORT: "It’s tough isn’t it because obviously as much as we love Liverpool and you’ve got that little bit of bias because we’re Liverpool lads and we think everyone should be at Liverpool and staying there.
USA coach Pochettino: I would like to return to Tottenham

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

USA coach Mauricio Pochettino admits he'd like to manage Tottenham again. The former PSG and Chelsea manager took the job with the USA last year. AdvertisementAdvertisementHowever, he admits he still appreciates his relationship with Tottenham and chairman Daniel Levy. He told : "Look, when I left the club I always remember one interview I said I would like one day to come back to Tottenham ...
The Insider - Rudy Galetti: Man City target Ecuadorian superkid; Chelsea, Arsenal not forgetting Diomande; Inter and Meret

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Rudy Galetti

Ecuadorian Johan Martinez is attracting the attention of top European clubs; Newcastle are monitoring several strikers as potential Alexander Isak's replacements; contact between Alex Meret and Napoli is proceeding slowly. Here are some of the main stories of the last few days of the transfer market from TribalFootball's transfer expert Rudy Galetti.
Man Utd keen on Hojlund swap deal for Napoli striker Osimhen this summer

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Zack Oaten

Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund is a top target for Napoli this summer in what would likely be a swap deal involving Victor Osimhen. Hojlund finally ended his 21-game goal drought for Manchester United against Leicester City at the weekend in what has been a season filled with immense pressure weighing down the 22-year-old after his £72M move from Atalanta in August 2023.
Wilshere insists Arsenal whiz Lewis-Skelly can handle England senior call

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

Norwich City assistant coach Jack Wilshere is delighted for Myles Lewis-Skelly over his first England call. Wilshere worked with the youngster as Arsenal U18 coach and insisted the 18 year-old can handle the step up. AdvertisementAdvertisementHe said: “With Myles, it is not a case of, ‘Is he too young?’. “He just wants to be in a team, wants to lead and has an incredible family around him — and that’s important as well. He’d be able to handle playing at the World Cup.
Real Madrid step up 'local' interest in Bournemouth defender Huijsen

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

Real Madrid are stepping up their interest in Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen this week. The young stopper has been called up by Spain for the first time and Real will use his presence in the country to run a focused scouting check on his qualities and form, says The Sun. AdvertisementAdvertisementHuijsen only moved to the Cherries last summer from Juventus, but his form has brought him to the attention of Europe's biggest clubs, including Real Madrid.
Agbadou on team morale at Wolves: Good spirit is important for us staying in the league

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Zack Oaten

Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Emmanuel Agbadou has opened up about squad morale and motivation as they look to avoid relegation this season. The Ivorian spoke to the club website after the club’s away victory at Southampton and how he feels his side are going into the international break on a high note under manager Vitor Pereira. AdvertisementAdvertisement“It’s a big win, it’s a very important point that we take because it's important for us staying in the league. It’s a very big win.
Palace confirm Freedman exit as Parish pays tribute

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

Crystal Palace have announced the departure of sporting director Dougie Freedman. Reports last night emerged of Freedman being in advanced talks with the Diriyah Company, which own Saudi Second Division club, Al-Diriyah. AdvertisementAdvertisementThis morning, Palace confirmed the news of the Scot's resignation.
Bergvall: Life at Spurs going incredibly fast

1 month ago | tribalfootball.com | Paul Vegas

Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall admits he's pinching himself over he quickly his career is moving. The 19 year-old is in his first season with Spurs and is already a first-choice for manager Ange Postecoglou. AdvertisementAdvertisementAfter Manchester City defeated Tottenham 1-0 at the end of February, Bergvall was praised by their manager Pep Guardiola. "I just saw it, on some quick Insta. It's great fun but not something I think about very much," Bergvall told .