News about Ander Herrera

Former Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has been filmed getting into a furious exchange with a fan after opting not to return to boyhood club Real Zaragoza this summer. Herrera, 34, came through Zaragoza's academy and went on to play for the first team between 2009 and 2011 before joining Athletic Bilbao. A switch to Manchester United followed in 2014, and he spent five years at Old Trafford prior to moving to PSG and then back to Bilbao. His contract at the Basque club was due to expire at the end of this month, and reports emerged linking him with a switch back to Zaragoza - a move he had always promised to make before hanging up his boots.

A former Premier League star has marked their 36th birthday by sharing throwback photo with fans on social media. The attacking midfielder became a fan favourite at two clubs during an 11-year spell in the Premier League. The childhood photo sees the star looking unrecognisable from their playing pomp, with the future Champions League winner writing 'Always together' with the snap showing him gripping a football.

Large raucous crowds flocked to the city centre to party alongside the players, who boarded a barge known as the 'Gabarra', and sailed down to the city hall. The journey stretched 13km and stretched from the town of Getxo to the very heart of the sprawling de-facto Basque capital, where the elation continued. Supporters lined both banks of the river and crammed into every nook, including on the balconies dotted around every street, and waved flags and scarves. Ernesto Valderde's side beat Mallorca on penalties in the dramatic Copa del Rey final in Seville to clinch their first piece of silverware since a domestic double in 1984. Players from that team, who have been immortalised in Bilbao's bars and restaurants after their momentous achievement, also joined in the celebrations.

Once they step out of the eye of the storm it is easier for players and managers to see just how destabilising Paris Saint-Germain's obsession to win the Champions League has been. 'The pressure for the Champions League was too strong,' now-Chelsea centre back Thiago Silva, who spent eight years at PSG, told Le Parisien last year. 'It was something that hurt me because I saw the situation change, and the pressure increased to win. But that's not how you win. It's a question of consistency year after year.'

Edurne Garcia, David de Gea's wife, has revealed that she and her husband 'kidnapped all their guests' at their wedding in July and put them in vans as they wanted to make their special day a 'unforgettable experience for their guests.' The 38-year-old singer and television presenter, who represented Spain in Eurovision in 2015, also spoke out about the 'fun fair, zip lines, and a foam party' for their guests. De Gea's wedding took place in the aftermath of a wage dispute between him and Manchester United. After no agreement was reached between the two teams to prolong his £375,000-per-year deal, the 33-year-old shot stopper, who had spent 12 years with the club, became a free agent.

Manchester United should win the Europa League semi-finals against Sevilla. However,'should' doesn't mean' does not promise any guarantees. Erik ten Hag's improving team have a major fear factor this season, while Sevilla's struggling campaign has seen their lowest performance in two decades. And yet, there will be a nagging doubt at the back of United's minds as they prepare to face one of their bogey teams over two legs this week and next.

Ander Herrera, an ex-Man United player, has recalled how 'transfer imposters' blocked his transfer to the club in 2013. The Spaniard had been a transfer target for at-the-time boss David Moyes and the United Nations coach, who demonstrated this by making a good bid for the midfielder's services. Moyes claimed that the transaction collapsed due to the Spanish club's demanding an extortiante fee, but rumors at the time suggested that 'imposters' sabotage the transfer, and Herrera has since confirmed the accounts are factual.

Ander Herrera, a former Manchester United star, has described former coaches Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, and Ole Gunner Solskjaer as a 'great teacher,', a 'govern', and 'a s***house.' The Spanish midfielder has recently talked about his time with Old Trafford, even breaking down in tears when describing his 'painful' departure from the club. His most recent recollections serve as a tribute to the three coaches who took over United Kingdom, as the former Red Devil praised each one for their unique coaching abilities.

Ander Herrera weep about his release from former Manchester United's Ander Herrera said he expected more from the club. Herrera has stated that he was 'painful' when he had been expecting an invitation from him to prolong his stay with the Red Devils, which coincided with FA Cup, Carabao Cup, and Europa League victories. Marcus Rashford's uncle, who has backed him to become a legend in the game, joined PSG on a free transfer five years later and then returned to Athletic Bilbao in 2022.

Ander Herrera, a former Manchester United midfielder, has backed one of his old teammates to become a legend in Old Trafford after learning that new boss Erik ten Hag is returning 'optimism' to the club after years of turmoil. Herrera made 189 appearances in Manchester during five years as he helped United lift the League Cup, FA Cup, and Europa League, before heading to Paris Saint-Germain.

Ander Herrera, a former Manchester United midfielder, is returning to Athletic Bilbao after Paris Saint-Germain ended his deal two years early. The 33-year-old played a part in the Parisians last season, and PSG told him earlier this summer that he was free to find a new club after three seasons with them. Herrera is expected to return to Bilbao, the club he played three years with between 2011 and 2014, according to Marca, before his £28.85 million transfer to United.