https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...don-Sancho.html

sancho sudah byebye lol

kayu was right all along!

His form has drop after the transfer saga, TBH with the new signing, i don't think we will persue Sancho in next summer

POGBA TO BE SOLD IN SUMMER

Manchester United will sell Paul Pogba in the summer after accepting that the Frenchman will not be signing a new contract, the Sunday Mirror reports.

The 27-year-old, who had a one-year extension trigged in October to keep him at the club until 2022, has rediscovered his former after his agent Mino Raiola claimed that the midfielder wants to leave Old Trafford.

However, the newspaper says the Man Utd hierarchy have accepted Pogba's desire to leave and will look to sell him at the end of the season.

ATALANTA INTERESTED IN RE-SIGNING DIALLO ON LOAN

Atalanta are interested in re-signing Amad Diallo on loan from Manchester United for the remainder of the season. 

Diallo is set to join up with his new United team-mates this month, having been signed by the Premier League club for £37.2m on Deadline Day in October. 

The deal had hinged on Diallo receiving a UK work permit, with United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insisting on Friday evening that all the necessary paperwork had been passed for the 18-year-old to make the move to England. 

Diallo has featured only twice this season for Atalanta, though their manager Gian Piero Gasperini admitted he would be keen to keep the young winger at the club at least until the end of the campaign. 

"The transfer market? We are fine, the club is attentive. There is an internal solution within the club that could be very interesting, even if the team is fine: it is Amad Diallo," Gasperini said.

"It is clear that he is going to Manchester United, but he could still remain here for a few months with us.   v“I like him a lot, he's only 18. I'd like him to stay until June, obviously it depends on his club."

Good news for OGS fan club, new contract is being drafted for his extension as manager!

Good news for OGS fan club, new contract is being drafted for his extension as manager!

Good news for OGS fan club, new contract is being drafted for his extension as manager!

I'm holding back my vomit as it is....come on....we haven't played that well la.

Okok but nowhere near high standards.

Club policy for preparation of contracts and also the trust that the board has for him. Actual negotiations will only begin in february/March.

Negotiation implies OGS may turn the contract down to go somewhere else, which I believe everyone knows is pretty much impossible. Guess we'll just have to settle for being mediocre for quite some time.

Good news for OGS fan club, new contract is being drafted for his extension as manager!

Good news for OGS fan club, new contract is being drafted for his extension as manager!

Good news for OGS fan club, new contract is being drafted for his extension as manager!

Uruguay's players' union has called on the Football Association to overturn Edinson Cavani's three-match ban.

The Manchester United striker was fined £1,000 and banned for an Instagram post containing a Spanish word that is offensive in some contexts.

Luis Suarez and Diego Godin have both shared a statement by their national players' union that calls the punishment a "discriminatory" act.

Uruguay's Football Association (AUF) also wants the ban reviewed.

Godin, Uruguay's captain, and striker Suarez shared on Twitter a letter of support for their international team-mate Cavani, written by the Uruguayan Football Players' Association (AFU).

The letter, signed by professional and amateur players from the South American country, described the FA's sanctioning of Cavani as an act "against the culture and way of life of the Uruguayan people".

"Edinson Cavani has never committed any conduct that could be interpreted as racist," said the AFU statement.

"He merely used a common expression in Latin America to affectionately address a loved one or close friend.

"The sanction shows the English Football Association's biased, dogmatic and ethnocentric vision that only allows a subjective interpretation to be made from its particular and excluding conclusion, however flawed it may be.

"We request the FA to immediately overturn the sanction imposed on Edinson Cavani and reinstate his good name and honour in the world that has been so unfairly tarnished by this reprehensible decision."

In a separate statement, the Uruguayan FA said: "We are convinced from our deep knowledge of the person and the analysis of the fact that he is not worthy of the [the punishment] nor the consequent moral damage."

The Football Association said the post was alleged to be "insulting and/or abusive and/or improper and/or brought the game into disrepute".

It was also alleged "that the comment constitutes an aggravated breach" which "included reference, whether express or implied, to colour and/or race and/or ethnic origin".

Along with the ban and fine, Cavani has also been told by the FA to complete a "face-to-face" education programme.

Cavani sent the message after scoring a winner at Southampton on 29 November.

The striker subsequently deleted the post and apologised when the meaning that could be attached was pointed out.

"It was intended as an affectionate greeting to a friend, thanking him for his congratulations after the game," said the former Napoli and Paris St-Germain striker.

"The last thing I wanted to do was cause offence to anyone.

"I am completely opposed to racism and deleted the message as soon as it was explained that it can be interpreted differently."