Nathan Salt is an online sports reporter, currently writing for MailOnline. With a focus on football, Nathan covers a range of topics including match analysis, player interviews, and breaking news in the world of sports. His work has also been featured in Express Digest and Cigalah Group.
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This has been a season riddled by mistakes on and off the pitch for United and with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team assuming control of football operations, a summer shake-up feels inevitable.
Having already won the Premier League North title last week with a win at Wolves , United's young stars backed it up with an impressive display over their neighbours.
Pressure won't suddenly cease. It's basement boys Sheffield United at home this evening, on paper a game Man United should - much as they should have done against Coventry - win comfortably.
NATHAN SALT: Here at Old Trafford they found themselves 2-1 down after dominating the early stages before Fernandes scored twice, and got an assist, to drag United back to a much-needed win.
NATHAN SALT: Man United have their very own superhero in captain Bruno Fernandes and INEOS must ensure the team of the future is built around him starting from next season.
Rashford took to social media in the early hours of Friday morning to call out what he feels has been months of 'abuse' aimed in his direction.
Bruno Fernandes would go on to inspire United to a 4-2 win over the struggling Blades, but Ten Hag is unhappy with his side's effort and discipline out of possession.
Rashford took to social media early on Friday morning to call out what he said was months of ‘abuse' directed his way.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe pulled no punches in a message to Man United staff, calling the messy state of the IT department a 'disgrace' and warning that 'untidiness' won't be tolerated under his regime.
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