Manchester United are forced to look elsewhere after their pursuit of Carlos Baleba is completely off due to Brighton's high demands.

The Premier League season may not have started yet, but in any given soccer-loving group chat at any given time, there is probably a conversation about who Manchester United's next manager might be. It is not just innocent offseason fodder that maintains the bonds of friendship,

English midfielder finding himself left out in the cold as Amorim tries to implement his system at Old Trafford

Sportstar looks at how Manchester United could plan its starting 11 in the upcoming Premier League season, after splashing huge fees in this summer transfer window.

Man United vs Arsenal preview, how to watch live infoWe know both managers are very clear on their formation and style of play and a big summer of recruitment for both has seen their options strengthened considerably.

According to The Sun, Manchester United will step up their interest in the Denmark international should they fail in their mission to sign Baleba and are preparing a £50m move. Amorim pushed to sign Hjulmand from Lecce in 2023 and made him his captain as he emerged as a key player for his title-winning Sporting side.