Having left Old Trafford for a long time, midfielder Luis Nani has been linked with a heartfelt interest in Manchester United. Nani is expecting the best from the old team. After a disappointing start to the season, the Red Devils are back in good spirits, with consecutive victories. In the middle of this week, master Jose Mourinho beat Juventus in the lead, in the lead and completely overwhelmed.
They say we cannot choose our time. Death is what gives life meaning. Knowing your days is numbered, your time is short. The time has come to Manchester United. Far away are the days when you want to hear a Man United fan careless waste Arsenal, Chelsea or Liverpool. Gone are the days when a team like Man United would step onto the Old Trafford course and mesmerize the world with sublime attack soccer. Gone are the days when Man United would average at least one trophy in a season.
Manchester United are expected to reach the knockout phases ofthe UEFA Champions League for the 2018/2019 season. The season begins in a fortnight at the group stage level where United got a relatively easy draw compared to other English teams.
Former Manchester United winger Luis Nani has opted to remain in Europe despite earlier strong links with a move to China or Mexico. The Portuguese had a disappointing spell in Italy with Lazio. His poor showing led to him missing the shortlist for the 2018 World Cup.
Lazio head coach Simone Inzaghi is contemplating rotating the team ahead of their Round of 16 clash with Dynamo Kiev in the Europa League. The last time the manager kept out Luis Alberto and Ciro Immobile, the team ended up losing to Steaua Bucharest in the first leg. They had to fight to win the return leg convincingly (5-1) to make it to the last 16.
Serie A side Lazio would have their star back in Ciro Immobile when they play Crotone. They host their rivals who only just had their first win under Coach Walter Zenga.
Immobile is back in the starting side with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic available too. They have been involved in some real drama in the last few weeks, losing at home 3-1 against Torino and then returning the following week to a six goal thriller against Atalanta. Immobile was sent off in the huge loss to Torino but he is set to return now that he has served out his ban.
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Lazio manager Simone Inzaghi says the club would end the taboo when they face Milan on Sunday. The club has been very good this term. They are the surprise factor in the Serie A as they put pressure on the big guns: Napoli, Juventus, Inter and Roma.
Lazio have only defeated Milan twice in their last seven meetings. Inzaghi wants his side to knock out their rival that has historically been problematic for them. Continue reading
Manchester United fans have been buzzing at the prospect of having talented starlet Angel Gomes feature for them. The 17-year old rising star is the cousin of former team player Luis Nani. The Portuguese was an award winning winger under Sir Alex Ferguson before moving on to other clubs, and winning the Euro 2016 with his national side.
Fans would be salivating at the prospect of Nani’s cousin accomplishing even greater feats for The Red Devils. Gomes has played once under Coach Jose Mourinho but the player wants many more opportunities to prove himself.
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Turkish side Fenerbahce are keen on getting former Manchester United winger Luis Nani, according to reports.
The player was a fan favourite during his time in Turkey. The club wants to re-sign him but this time on a loan deal. The player moved to Spanish club Valencia for £7 million after leaving Turkey but he could return back to the club to help them with their continental aspirations. Continue reading
Romelu Lukaku’s move to Old Trafford was one that was not expected to be completed the way it was done.
However, Manchester United stole the deal to land the player. Ironically, it is Jose Mourinho who sold the player while he was at Stamford Bridge. Last summer Mourinho broke the football record when he lured Paul Pogba back to Old Trafford. The Portuguese sanctioned the deal costing £89 million paid to Juventus.
That deal brought back English football to the peak of transfer market deals – a tag Spanish football were holding firmly. Since when Newcastle paid £15 million for Alan Shearer in 1996, the English sides have not help the world record for transfer fees. It was Spain and Italy that were spending that much. The advert of Chinese and Arabian money tilted the deals as well but their presence was scattered across Europe. Continue reading