News about Facundo Pellistri

Manchester United's penalty shootout FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City brought more questions than answers - both in terms of Erik ten Hag and his players.  This has been a season riddled by mistakes on and off the pitch for United and with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team now assuming control of football operations, a summer shake-up feels inevitable.  United are looking to raise £100million through player sales and for some shown the door that will mean accepting a sizeable loss on their initial transfer outlay. Mail Sport runs through Manchester United's squad to work out who stays and who goes.

A number of big-name Manchester United players could be sold this summer, according to a report. It has been another season of struggle for the Red Devils this term, having failed to build on their third-place finish last term in their second season under Erik ten Hag. The Red Devils find themselves sixth in the Premier League table, 11 points off of Tottenham and Aston Villa - who are tied on points in the race for a top four finish.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed that he and his Ineos staff will not turn Manchester United backwards by investing money on football's top stars. Ratcliffe's £1.3 billion minority takeover of the club has seen him, as well as Sir Dave Brailsford, take over football operations at Old Trafford and recruitment is a subject that the club is keen to address. Eyebrows have been raised as a result of the large sums invested on players like Casemiro (£70 million) and Antony (£86 million) and Ratcliffe's (£86 million) and Ratcliffe are keen to take a new tactic in order to restore the team's reign.

Manchester United's current part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to stamp his authority at the club this summer. Ratcliffe's £1.3 billion investment to purchase a 25% stake in United was officially approved last week, and he has already made significant decisions in recent weeks, with the club naming Omar Berrada as their next chief executive and contracting Dan Ashworth to become their sporting director. According to the Manchester Evening News, attention is now shifting to the playing staff, and United is prepared to offload at least 10 players at the end of the season.

With the club's financial constraints easing and a number of player signings planned, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is likely to rule out a significant transfer investment at Manchester United this summer. Since completing his £1.2 billion investment in a chat with Mail Sport yesterday, the INEOS owner outlined improving recruiting as his top priority, and Old Trafford's summer is anticipated, with United no longer in danger of breaching the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules [PSR]. United were unable to sign any new players during the January transfer window due to PSR limitations, but the club will have more room for manoeuvre as the accounting period resumes on July 1.

After Manchester United had to offload 13 players in January without being able to make any new signings, Erik ten Hag has bemoaned FFP policies. The United boss decided to reduce his team, offloading mainly fringe players. Despite spending over £410 million since taking over, Ten Hage in Rasmus Hojlund has only one recognized fit striker, as FFP restrictions prevented him from obtaining a new one last month. United's Jadon Sancho, Alvaro Fernandez, Facundo Pellistri, Joe Hugill, Maxi Oyedele, Rhys Bennett, Dan Gore, Radek Vitek, Isak Hansen-Aaroen, and Sonny Aljofree have all passed away in January, whether on loan or permanently.

SIMON JONES: Facundo Pellistri, a Manchester United winger, has signed for Granada on a season loan and hopes to make the move permanent in the summer. On Monday, a loan agreement between the two clubs was reached, but Pellistri was waiting for manager Erik ten Hag's permission as Mail Sport revealed. The 22-year-old wanted to move to Granada so he could collaborate with coach and fellow Uruguayan Alexander Medina, but ten Hag had to ensure he had enough protection in the form of youth wingers Amad Diallo and Omari Forson.

SIMON JONES: A loan deal between the clubs was reached on Monday, according to Mail Sport, but Pellistri was waiting for manager Erik ten Hag's approval. However, the move appears to be imminent, as the green light has been given. The 22-year-old had wished to move to Granada so he could collaborate with coach and fellow Uruguayan Alexander Medina, but Ten Hag was keen to ensure he had cover, especially young wingers Amad Diallo and Omari Forson. Both forwards have also been the subject of criticism from other clubs.

The 22-year-old has wanted the Granada move so he can communicate with coach and fellow Uruguayan Alexander Medina, but Ten Hag has been wanting to protect the young wingers Amad Diallo and Omari Forson, who have been a point of concern to other clubs.

SIMON JONES: Jurgen Klopp's pending departure, as well as sports director Jorg Schmadtke, has sparked a never ending discussion about how Liverpool will recover. One of the most common comments around Anfield is that it would be a good idea to tempt the club's former sports director Michael Edwards back to a new role. Edwards left Liverpool just over a year ago and was regarded as the brains behind Liverpool's impressive recruiting process. He's since founded Ludonautics, alongside Liverpool's former director of research Ian Graham, who is now working with a Premier League club and forming a Bolton Wanderers partnership last week.

Manchester United's Al-Nassr is gearing up for a daring bid for Casemiro and Aaron Wan-Bissaka as Manchester United prepares to offload some of their top-earning employees. Last month, Mail Sport announced that United's football director John Murtough went to Riyadh to look at potential contracts for a number of players who are not available for transfer. Casemiro is the top earner on £375,000-a-week, but the Brazilian has 32 years to play next month and hasn't played since November due to a hamstring injury. United is open to selling him this summer if they can recover a part of the £70 million fee paid to Real Madrid last year.

SIMON JONES: Facundo Pellistri's transfer to Granada has stalled as the Old Trafford club continues to persuade Omari Forson to remain. Uruguayan Pellistri was eager to move to La Liga, but Granada was only able to make a small contribution to his pay. Talks are ongoing and other clubs are keen, but United's other concern is that talented 19-year-old Omari Forson will continue to commit to a new one, and Erik ten Hag wants to make sure there is ample insurance in case Pellistri leaves.

SIMON JONES: Since returning from Augsburg and midfielder Alfie Devine, 19, has joined Plymouth for the remainder of the season, Japhet Tanganga is joining Millwall on loan. He had been on loan at Port Vale, but Manchester United's Dan Gore is now on loan. The 19-year-old is in Dubai for a training camp with United staff. Granada is secure in securing Facundo Pellistri's loan.

SIMON JONES: A number of agents have been pitching to Manchester United prospect Dan Gore with the promise of finding him a loan. After impressing coaching staff, the 19-year-old has made his first team breakthrough this season against Crystal Palace and Aston Villa. However, there's an agreement that he needs regular competitive games to advance to the next level, and United will consider loan options.

The striker has penned pen to paper on a contract with United until 2026, with the possibility of a further year, but the striker will continue his development with Martin Paterson of League One struggling Burton. Hugill, who joined Sunderland in 2020, has been on the bench four times for United this season, including for the FA Cup win over Wigan this week.

PSV Eindhoven have expressed their interest in signing Facundo Pellistri, a winger of Manchester United, on loan. However, the Los Angeles Galaxy are also interested. The 22-year-old Uruguayan joined the Premier League in October 2020 for £9 million, but the first team at Old Trafford has had trouble. Pellistri, who appeared for United against Wigan Athletic on Monday, completed two loan moves to Alaves in order to get more minutes under his belt.

According to a recent survey, Villarreal have rediscovered their fascination in Facundo Pellistri, a winger of Manchester United. With two loan moves to Spanish club Alaves, the 22-year-old Uruguayan joined the Premier League in October 2020 for £9 million, but has struggled to crack the first team at Old Trafford. With manager Erik ten Hag eager to let Pellistri go, it is now believed that the winger will be the next big name to leave Man United in the January transfer window.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: Manchester United have been built on nights like this one, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe is aware of it. United are down and almost out on nights when they are not. They'll be crowned on nights when they come out off the canvas, with the crowd's roar and scream, and sweep sweep to victory in games packed with goals and late drama. Ratcliffe has seen the great squads and the great players in their pomp here as a boyhood fan.

Erik ten Hag's decision to recall Antony with Facundo Pellistri against Bayern Munich on Tuesday night was something symbolic. With Manchester United's disqualification in the second half of the Champions League, the Dutchman felt a squad player with 323 minutes of football under his belt this season would be more effective than his record signing. The only surprising part of the substitution was that it took ten Hag 75 minutes to get there.

CHRIS WHEELER: Lightning flashed overhead and the letters on the banner among the Galatasaray ultras - are there any other kind? Were strewn with blood. It's back, and your nightmare is back. It seemed that it was like a scene from a horror film. Mind you, this isn't a good one, but it's still a horror film. It seemed that Manchester United's nightmare had returned to Manchester United as the worst of the rain had begun to fall and the lightning had stopped flashing.

Alejandro Garnacho and Facundo Pellistri, two Manchester United youth, had a hilarious online chat about the Argentinian's ultimate team in the popular video game EA FC 24. When responding to Garnacho's leaked photograph, Pellistri expressed delight at his colleague's expense, adding, "and he certainly can't win any games" with a joking face emoji.

In a recent interview, Facundo Pellistri and his girlfriend Cami Garcia claimed that he and his girlfriend Cami Garcia would never see Manchester City shirts or flags in the city center. The Manchester United starlet smuggled the gauntlet for his crosstown rivals fans ahead of the tense match between the two teams on Sunday. The 21-year-old was keen to stoke tensions between the two teams and highlight Erik ten Hag's long-serving domination.

Erik ten Hag is no doubt mulling his midfield over as his players jet around the world during the international break. Rasmus Hojlund has demonstrated leadership, and a majority of the problems defensively have revolved around a crippling injury list, which the manager hopes has alleviated a little when Manchester United returns to action next weekend. However, it is in midfield that the true headscratcher resides. Casemiro is a forensic scientist. Mount Mason. Bruno Fernandes. Sofyan Amrabat, a Turkish scholar, has been killed in a car crash. Scott McTominay. Christian Eriksen was born in Helsinki, Sweden. Facundo Pellistri. Alejandro Garnacho. Marcus Rashford was born in the United Kingdom. Kobbie Mainoo is the author of the Kobbie Mainoo. Ten Hag has hardly any options to choose from.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: After a rough start to the season, with no one seems to have gone wrong for Manchester United and Erik ten Hag, there was finally a night when they could do no wrong. Sofyan Amrabat's debut, a triumphant comeback by Mason Mount, Alejandro Garneto's first goals of the season, and youthful Facundo Pellistri and Hannibal Mejbri's first performance of the season were impressive. After winning their second match in the space of four days, Ten Hag wore the appearance of a man who has weathered the worst of the early-season storm.