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The Red Devils crashed out in the Champions League group stages in one of the low points of Erik ten Hag 's reign as manager, which was ended on Monday.
By: Michael Pavitt
Erik ten Hag was sacked as Man United boss on Monday after two and half years The Dutchman and his staff were reportedly shocked by stars' reaction to a loss
Yamal was announced as the winner of the Kopa Trophy at Monday's Ballon d'Or award ceremony in Paris, but reportedly could have been playing in the French capital had it not been for Xavi.
By: Michael Pavitt
Yamal claimed the Kopa Trophy at the Ballon d'Or ceremony on Monday night The teenager has thrived since breaking into the Barcelona first team set-up
Reports had emerged that Gerrard could leave the club following a meeting with Hatim Al Misehal, Al-Ettifaq's head of football, amid growing criticism over the club's poor run of results.
Manchester City remained top of Premier League 2 - an Under-21 development league for academies - on Friday night by earning a crushing 5-0 win over Norwich, thanks to the son of a former England star.
Ferguson had launched the company in 1983 when he was manager of Aberdeen, three years before he would go on to start his 26-year Man United reign.
Gerrard is under pressure on the pitch after poor results as manager of Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq, but the former Liverpool star has a life of luxury off the pitch in Bahrain.
Amorim was officially announced as Man United 's new head coach on Friday, with the 39-year-old old taking up the position during the international break on November 11.
The Shelbourne boss then vowed to give his players 'monkey' - €500 (£420) towards their celebrations - if Fenerbahce boss Mourinho did not answer when he attempted to call him in the dressing room.
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