Teddy Sheringham isn’t ready to write off Rasmus Hojlund just yet. With Napoli circling, whispers of a potential exit are growing, but Sheringham insists the Dane deserves a second act at Old Trafford
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Teddy Sheringham isn’t ready to write off Rasmus Hojlund just yet. With United reportedly weighing up a move for a new striker, Sheringham insists the Dane deserves a second act. But there’s a catch: the contractual clock is ticking
Teddy Sheringham is backing Roy Keane to take the United job, but Michael Carrick’s case is growing louder. Following the January 5 sacking of Rúben Amorim, Carrick has steadied the ship with impressive wins over Man City and Arsenal
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Teddy Sheringham reckons Rasmus Hojlund isn’t a write-off just yet, despite the noise surrounding his Old Trafford future. With talk of a potential move to Napoli, the focus shifts to that tricky £38m obligation linked to Champions League qualification
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Teddy Sheringham isn’t buying the Michael Carrick caretaker hype, and he’s not shy about saying why
Benjamin Sesko is the name on everyone’s lips, but is he really the answer for Manchester United? With 5 goals in 19 appearances, the raw talent is undeniable. Still, the debate is heating up
Teddy Sheringham isn’t buying the Michael Carrick caretaker hype, and he’s dragged Roy Keane into the firing line to prove it. While some saw those gritty wins against Arsenal and City as a tactical masterclass, Teddy reckons the foundation was rotten