Manchester United - Pogba, far from being an indisputable holder?
Paul Pogba is having a difficult season with Manchester United. The Manchester United midfielder could leave the Premier League this summer.
According to Paul Scholes, if the Frenchman stays at the club, he will have to fight to get his place in the eleven.
Paul has a bit of work to do to join the team. Before the epidemic, the players who played in midfield (Nemanja Matic, Scott McTominay and Fred) were doing really well.
It's not going to be easy for Paul. But we all know what Paul can do. He's a top player when he's in good shape, ” said Scholes in the columns of the Mirror.
According to Paul Scholes, if the Frenchman stays at the club, he will have to fight to get his place in the eleven.
Paul has a bit of work to do to join the team. Before the epidemic, the players who played in midfield (Nemanja Matic, Scott McTominay and Fred) were doing really well.
It's not going to be easy for Paul. But we all know what Paul can do. He's a top player when he's in good shape, ” said Scholes in the columns of the Mirror.
Statement on Two return to training
Premier League Shareholders vote unanimously to resume contact training, marking another step towards restarting the season.
Premier League Shareholders voted unanimously to resume contact training on Wednesday 27 May, marking another step towards restarting the Premier League season, when safe to do so.
Squads are now able to train as a group and engage in tackling while minimising any unnecessary close contact.
The Premier League’s priority is the health and wellbeing of all participants.
Strict medical protocols are in place to ensure the training ground is the safest environment possible and players and staff will continue to be tested for COVID-19 twice a week.
Stage Two of the Return to Training protocol has been agreed following consultation with clubs, players, managers, the PFA, LMA and the Government.
Discussions are ongoing as work continues towards resuming the season, when conditions allow.
Rashford honoured for fundraising work
Man Utd striker receives special recognition for role in helping children at risk of going hungry during coronavirus pandemic.
Over the last few weeks, Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has been playing an important role in helping millions of children at risk of going hungry during the coronavirus pandemic.
Together with charitable food distributor network Fareshare, the 22-year-old has helped to raise £20million in donations which has been used to provide meals to 2.8m children who are going without because of the closure of schools.
And this fundraising effort has led to Rashford receiving a special recognition award by the High Sheriff of Greater Manchester for his "outstanding activity and contribution to the community".
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