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Man Utd suffer humiliation at Palace to leave European hopes in tatters
Crystal Palace thrashed Manchester United 4-0 to heap more pressure on the beleaguered Erik ten Hag and underline the progress they have made under new manager Oliver Glasner.
Incisive first-half goals from Michael Olise and Jean-Philippe Mateta set the Eagles on their way, taking advantage of a makeshift United defence which included Casemiro at centre-back, and things only got worse for the visitors after the break.
Tyrick Mitchell added a third before the excellent Olise grabbed his second and Palace’s fourth – after a disastrous piece of defending from Casemiro.
Palace have now done the league double over the Red Devils for the very first time and in the process moved Ten Hag’s team’s goal difference into negative figures.
Defeat leaves United in eighth spot, outside of the European places with three games remaining and a daunting match against Arsenal to come on Sunday.
Palace stay 14th but now have 43 points.
Man Utd linked with Roque, Guehi and Olise deals – Paper Round
Man Utd linked with Roque loan
Manchester United are one of several teams that could make a move for Barcelona striker Vitor Roque.
The Sun reports that due to financial regulations, Barcelona may struggle to register the player for next season, which could technically make him a free agent, though the teenager would prefer to go out on loan instead.
“Roque, 19, has scored twice for the La Liga giants in his 13 appearances and is expected to get even better.
“However, he could be set for a quick exit from Barcelona due to registration rules.
“This has sparked the interest of Sevilla, Real Betis, Napoli and Nice as well as Man United.
“However, it is claimed that Roque wants to remain at Barcelona and would only consider going out on loan.”
Palace prepare for Olise and Guehi exits
Marc Guehi and Michael Olise are both linked with a move to Manchester United this summer, but Crystal Palace are also weighing up the futures of seven other players.
Contract talks have begun over a host of squad members, who could all move on.
“Will Hughes has already extended his stay, signing a new one-year deal last week and Eagles’ sporting director Dougie Freedman — wanted by Newcastle — has opened conversations this week with others set to become free agents in July.
“As well as Ward, the futures of Nathaniel Clyne, James Tomkins, Jairo Riedewald, Nathan Ferguson and Remi Matthews are all uncertain.
“A number of major Premier League clubs continue to track Guehi, and he could leave Palace this summer for a new challenge.
“So could Michael Olise, who is enjoying his best campaign in a Palace shirt and is one of the key figures Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Manchester United are considering moving for ahead of next season.”
Wrexham linked with Vardy move
The future of Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy remains unclear, with the veteran yet to sign fresh terms with the Foxes.
Instead, the Daily Mail suggests that Wrexham might offer him a new challenge in League One.
“The Welsh club, owned by Hollywood A-Listers Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, saw their fairy tale rise back up the football pyramid continued this season and they enjoyed a second successive promotion.
“Phil Parkinson’s side finished second on their return to League Two and will be playing in the third tier next season.
“The 37-year-old hit 20 goals to see the Foxes bounce straight back to the big time, however, his deal runs out at the end of the season and yet to sign a new contract with the club. “
Newcastle prepare to sell marquee name
Newcastle United could have to sell one of their star players this summer in order to balance the books for Profit and Sustainability Rules.
Alexander Isak had been suggested as one potential sacrifice, but the Mirror seems to think he will be kept on.
“It is a situation which affects clubs at all levels because big clubs might have to sell and balance the books to bring in significant signings while mid-table teams are even holding off on Championship players who are expecting to move into the Premier League next season.
“Newcastle have admitted that they might have to sell a big name this summer, but that is unlikely to be Alexander Isak as they do not want to lose their star striker. Arsenal are looking at younger targets to compliment their squad while Isak has also had a few injury issues along the way.
“That also goes for Wolves winger Pedro Neto, who appeals to a few Premier League clubs but his recent injury record and his tendency to miss games must be a concern.”
United plan clearout to fund Guehi and Kilman bids – Paper Round
United plan defensive swoops
Manchester United reportedly hope to sign two defenders, Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace and Wolves’ Max Kilman, and a forward in the summer.
To fund their targets, the Mirror reports that almost every player at Old Trafford is up for sale if the right offer comes in.
“Sir Jim Ratcliffe is hoping to make sweeping changes at United in the off-season after completing his takeover in February. Alongside INEOS’ head of sport Sir Dave Brailsford, he has begun to implement his vision to get the club back on track.
“As such, United are likely to focus on offloading unwanted players in the upcoming transfer window.
“They have to sell in order to buy new players and it is open season, with United considering everyone apart from young talents Alejandro Garnacho, Kobbie Mainoo and Hojlund to be up for sale this summer.
“If they can buy players then a centre-back and a centre-forward are the priorities for United this summer. Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi and Wolves’ Max Kilman are targets, while a replacement for Martial will be sought.”
Ajax want Ten Hag
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is wanted by his former side Ajax, it has been claimed.
However the Dutch side may only be able to secure his signature if he is sacked by his current club.
‘The Manchester United boss, 54, is coming under increasing pressure at Old Trafford after a dismal second season at the helm.
“But Ten Hag’s stock remains high in his homeland – with Ajax waiting in the wings to bring him back.
“Ten Hag enjoyed a superb four-and-a-half-year spell with the Eredivisie giants between 2017 and 2022.
“But Ajax are aware Ten Hag would be reluctant to walk away from Man Utd, so they are reliant on him being sacked.”
Chelsea set to lose Gallagher
A lack of progress to extend Conor Gallagher’s contract at Chelsea could see the player leave this summer.
A host of clubs are queuing up to sign the England international, though Mauricio Pochettino wants him to stay.
“Gallagher, 24, is set to enter his final year of his contract with the club he joined at the age of eight. Talks over extending his stay have been ongoing for several months, yet Chelsea insiders say the situation remains the same with five games of the Premier League season to go.
“Mauricio Pochettino wants his relentless runner to stay, though the manager himself is not sure how much input he will be allowed into the club’s transfer business this summer. Previous windows were largely handled by sporting directors Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart.
“Chelsea insist their relationship with Gallagher is strong but they have shown a willingness towards selling him in the past and rivals are poised to swoop this summer.
“That includes Tottenham, Chelsea’s opponents this Thursday whose style of play under Ange Postecoglou would suit Gallagher’s box-to-box qualities. Newcastle, Liverpool, West Ham, Everton, Brighton and Fulham have also been linked with the England international previously.”
Brentford chase former Arsenal forward
Amani Richards, once of Chelsea and Arsenal at youth level, is being chased by another London side, Brentford.
The Leicester academy forward is a target for the Bees and QPR as he looks for first-team action.
“The 19-year-old is out of contract at the King Power Stadium this summer and will be available on a free transfer.
“London-born Richards, who can play either as a striker or on the right wing, could return to the capital after emerging from Chelsea’s academy before joining Arsenal and then Leicester.
‘Sunderland and clubs in Germany, Belgium and Denmark are also interested in his services.”
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Premier League plant Ausgabenobergrenze – Manchester-Klubs dagegen
Die Premier League plant die Einführung einer Ausgabenobergrenze, die zur Saison 2025/26 kommen würde. Eine Mehrheit ist bereits gefunden – doch komplette Einigkeit besteht bei diesem Thema nicht. Speziell aus Manchester soll es Gegenwind geben.
Blick in die Zukunft: ManUnited-Abräumer Casemiro.
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Fortlaufend wird in der Premier League an der Liga-Struktur gearbeitet. Bei einer Aktionärsversammlung in London am Montag wurde erneut über eine Ausgabenobergrenze diskutiert. Diese soll nun auf der Jahreshauptversammlung der Liga im Juni zur Abstimmung gestellt werden.
Besagte Grenze soll die Ausgaben der Vereine an einen bestimmten Prozentsatz ihrer Einnahmen koppeln. Wäre das Gesetz beispielsweise in der vergangenen Saison in Kraft gewesen, hätte die Obergrenze 518 Millionen Pfund betragen – das Fünffache der 103,6 Millionen Pfund, die Schlusslicht Southampton aus zentralisierten TV-Einnahmen erzielte.
Nach übereinstimmenden englischen Medienberichten ist in der Premier League bereits eine Mehrheit gefunden. Hauptsächlich stimmen freilich Klubs dafür, die sich in der unteren Tabellenhälfte befinden und die das ohnehin schon fragile Wettbewerbsgleichgewicht der Liga in Frage stellen.
Das Besondere am angestrebten Modell: Es wäre das erste, das die Ausgaben eines Klubs an die Einnahmen eines anderen Vereins bindet, während etwa das Financial Fairplay auf den eigenen Einnahmen eines Klubs basiert. Die Ausgabenobergrenze würde indes die bisher geltenden Profitabilitäts- und Nachhaltigkeitsregeln ersetzen, die für die jüngsten Punktabzüge des FC Everton und bei Nottingham Forest verantwortlich waren.
Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Premier League “in Gefahr”?
Laut BBC sollen lediglich Manchester United, Manchester City und Aston Villa am Montag gegen die mögliche Einführung besagter Ausgabenobergrenze gestimmt haben. Der FC Chelsea habe sich zudem enthalten. ManUnited, so berichtet es The Athletic, wehre sich vor allem gegen den Vorschlag, weil sich dieser möglicherweise negativ auf die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Premier League auswirken könnte.
Auch die Spielergewerkschaft PFA beäugt den Vorstoß kritisch. Ein PFA-Sprecher erklärte bereits: “Wir werden natürlich weitere Details zu diesen spezifischen Vorschlägen abwarten, aber wir haben immer klar gesagt, dass wir jede Maßnahme ablehnen würden, die eine harte Obergrenze für Spielergehälter vorsehen würde.”
Man Utd could secure Branthwaite in cut-price deal – Paper Round
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Man Utd could secure Branthwaite in cut-price deal – Paper Round
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Sheffield United relegated after Newcastle rout, Palace draw at Fulham, Wolves beat Luton
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