Marcus Rashford confesses to a "very intense" and "difficult" pre-season at Barcelona, finding Hansi Flick's "complex" training a challenging adjustment. This new regime marks a significant shift for the forward as he integrates into the La Liga champions' setup
Marcus Rashford has revealed his Barcelona pre-season has been "very intense" and "difficult" as he adapts to Hansi Flick's "complex" training. The Manchester United loanee admitted the adjustment has been challenging since his move to La Liga
Marcus Rashford described his initial pre-season at Barcelona as "very intense" and "difficult." The Manchester United loanee candidly shared that he's still adapting to manager Hansi Flick's intricate training methods. This demanding adjustment period highlights the challenges of integrating into a new club and embracing a new tactical approach
Luis Enrique boldly claims 100% responsibility for dropping star keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, citing transfer speculation as the catalyst for the surprising decision
In a frank discussion with Gary Lineker, Marcus Rashford confessed that Manchester United are navigating a period of 'no man's land,' emphasizing that a true transition is yet to commence for the club
Osasuna is reportedly in the hunt for César Azpilicueta, the former Chelsea captain. The experienced defender is available on a free transfer, and a move back to his home country is heavily rumoured, with Athletic Club also showing interest
Bruno Fernandes was captivated by Fred's spectacular goal for Fenerbahce, tweeting "What is this?!" The incredible strike propelled Jose Mourinho's side to a significant Champions League victory, showcasing the former Manchester United midfielder's stunning form
Young Kai Rooney, a budding talent at Manchester United, faces a stark reality check. His legendary father, Wayne Rooney, has cautioned him against leaning on his iconic status. Kai must forge his own path, proving his worth through sheer hard work and individual brilliance, as no amount of familial fame will guarantee success on the Old Trafford pitch.
Tyler Adams has fiercely defended Christian Pulisic's Gold Cup absence, pushing back against criticism from former USMNT players. Adams, the Bournemouth midfielder, stated that Pulisic's decision to skip the tournament will "help him in the long run," implying a desire from some ex-players to unfairly tarnish Pulisic's reputation
