Manchester United have received offers from Crystal Palace and West Ham about signing Aaron Wan-Bissaka, according to The Athletic.

It’s believed both bids were rejected as the Red Devils.

United don’t have any intention to sell or loan the 24-year-old right-back before Thursday’s transfer deadline.

If Wan-Bisssaka was to depart a replacement would be required to ensure manager Erik ten Hag has two options in that position.

There is little expectation of that happening at this late stage.

Wan-Bissaka moved to Old Trafford three years ago in a deal worth £50 million. Dailypost 

Manchester United are considering selling Cristiano Ronaldo this summer.

And according to Spanish football expert, Guillem Balague, Atletico Madrid are the only club interested in signing the player.

Ronaldo is keen to feature in the Champions League this season, something the LaLiga club can offer him.

Balague claims Atletico’s boss, Diego Simeone, also wants Ronaldo to come and replicate Luis Suarez’s impact at the club.

Atletico are now looking at a possible deal that would please the 37-year-old’s agent, Jorge Mendes.

“Manchester United have considered the departure of #CR7 for a while, Ragnick thought getting rid of him was essential for the good of the team. But only one club really interested but can’t adjust the numbers

Simeone wants him at Atlético to do a Luis Suarez with him. And CR7 likes the idea and might explain his behaviour.

“Atlético looking at all kinds of possibilities to please Simeone…and Jorge Mendes who has an exceptional relationship with the decision-makers at the club,” Balague tweeted. Dailypost 

Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, has reacted to reports linking his team to sign Bologna striker, Marko Arnautovic.

Man United have been linked with Arnautovic this summer.

Speaking on the development after Man United’s Premier League 2-1 defeat to Brighton on Sunday, Ten Hag refused to confirm a move for the 33-year-old Austrian attacker.

Asked about Arnautovic and the need to reinforce his attack line this summer, Ten Hag told reporters at his post-match press conference: “I don’t go into names because I think in this pre-season maybe 250 players are linked with Man United, so that’s it.

“We have two strikers, maybe a third one with Rashford as well – who we considered as a striker, but he had a really good pre-season on the left side and also today he had two really good chances coming in from the left-hand side.

“So I think it was the right decision to do it like this. But we didn’t have the typical nine, it was not available today.” Dailypost 

Former Manchester United captain, Roy Keane has claimed Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to the club was “a short-term fix for the fans and the share price”.

Keane stated this on Monday night, after Ronaldo scored his 18th Premier League goal in the 3-0 drubbing of Brentford.

However, Keane insists there is “no logic” to any possibility of letting Ronaldo leave Old Trafford.

“It [Ronaldo’s signing] was a short-term fix, for the fans, for the share price. But he has still scored the goals.

“I just think with the goals that he has got, his performances, warrants staying at the club. But Manchester United have to get players around him, they have to get other strikers in, there has to be competition for places.

“If the leading goalscorer, the man you are depending on, is 37 years of age then that is certainly not good but I would certainly be holding onto Ronaldo,” Keane told Monday Night Football. Dailypost 

Manchester United have informed the players that Erik ten Hag will be appointed as their next permanent manager imminently.

The UK Mirror reports an official announcement will be made after their trip to Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday.

United’s 4-0 defeat at Liverpool on Tuesday night, shows the scale of the task ahead for Ten Hag.

The 52-year-old will be tasked with rebuilding the club from this summer.

That has already begun after United’s chief scout, Jim Lawlor, and Marcel Bout, head of global scouting, both left the club on Wednesday.

Lawlor joined United in 2005 under Sir Alex Ferguson and was promoted to chief scout in 2014.

Bout came in under former United boss Louis van Gaal, initially as a coach, before moving into a scouting role. Dailypost

Ralf Rangnick will work only six days in a month, when he begins a consultancy role at Manchester United this summer, SportsMail reports.

The German, who is currently the interim manager of the first team, has agreed a two-year stay beyond this season.

Although United have remained tight-lipped on the details of his next role, it is understood that it would constitute 144 days’ work should Rangnick remain at Old Trafford until 2024.

The 63-year-old has not been consulted in the Red Devils’ hunt for a permanent manager, with Mauricio Pochettino of Paris Saint-Germain and Ajax’s Erik ten Hag the frontrunners for the job after talks.

Rangnick’s part-time duties at United are likely to depend on which manager is appointed.

But there is a real mystery surrounding what will be expected of him, with Darren Fletcher, John Murtough and Matt Judge in charge of the various aspects of the club’s football operations. Dailypost