News about Hakim Ziyech

Chelsea's net income by selling ten players with the Blues could reach a dramatic peak this summer as they continue to comply with the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Guidelines (PSR). In the first full year under Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital's ownership, the club reported a tax loss of £90.1 million last week. Chelsea FC Holdings Limited's accounts showed the loss for the 12-month cycle until June 30, 2023.

AFCON is finally here, following months of rumors over which players will be ruled out of club action for up to four weeks. Following the most recent round of play, the continental tournament will take place from January 13 to February 11, with players having to join their national teams. This year's edition of the Ivory Coast will be held in Senegal, with Senegal as the reigning champions after defeating Egypt on penalties in the 2021 tournament (which took place in 2002).

Just five months after the winger's turbulent spell in the Turkish Super Lig, Galatasaray might have to cancel Hakim Ziyech's loan from Chelsea. Ziyech was hoping for a new lease on life at the Istanbul club, but it has failed after picking up a handful of niggling injuries and appearing just nine times in the Turkish top flight so far, with six of them scoring twice. According to Turkish outlet NTV Spor, he has appeared 14 times in all sports, with two more goals advancing in the UEFA Champions League, but it has been 'ineffective' and not able to perform as expected.

A Manchester United fan joined goalkeeper Andre Onana by ruthlessly compiling seven minutes of'mistakes' made in the Champions League this season. Onana joined United in the summer after being the best goalkeeper in the Champions League the season had been on the rise before heading all the way to Inter Milan in the final. However, the Cameroonian goalkeeper, who made notable mistakes away from Bayern Munich, has been much more difficult, both at home and away against Galatasaray.

After another defensive horror display, Manchester United's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League knockout rounds are hanging by a thread. Galatasaray's last-16 destiny is now out of their hands after they smuggled 2-0 and 3-1 leads to draw 3-3 on Wednesday night. On matchday 6, United will face Bayern Munich at Old Trafford, and we hope the other match between Copenhagen and Galatasaray ends all square.

CHRIS WHEELER: Andre Onana will recover from his latest off-night in Istanbul as he pledged his help behind the Manchester United goalkeeper. When United were held to a 3-3 draw by Galataray, Onana was at fault for two free kicks from Hakim Ziyech at Rams Park on Wednesday night, and that could have ended their Champions League hopes. It was the latest setback for the Cameroon keeper after joining Inter Milan for £47.3 million in the summer, despite the fact that he had improved significantly of late.

Even if Andre Onana declines to play for Cameroon at the Africa Cup of Nations, he may be barred from playing for Manchester United. Between January 13 and February 11, the goalkeeper is expected to be called up to the Cameroon squad for the AFCON in the Ivory Coast. If Cameroon has a fruitful tournament, Onana could miss six games for his team in the Premier League and FA Cup.

CHRIS WHEELER: Galataray won't be the only Turks to profit from Andre Onana's goal infractions by the end of another wild, rollercoaster night in Europe for Manchester United. Since arriving from Fenerbahce on September 1, Altay Bayindir has had to wait patiently for his chance. Although Onana has started his Old Trafford career by playing every game, Bayindir has honed down to work in Carrington's relative anonymity, despite not making his first-team debut for his new club. The 6ft 6in Turkey international was brought into Onana to provide real competition, but it is likely that the Cameroon keeper is worried about losing his place if he goes to the Africa Cup of Nations next month and misses up to seven games for United.

According to sources, Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana could opt out of the Africa Cup of Nations in January to keep his place in Erik ten Hag's starting XI. Onana was expected to represent Cameroon at the tournament that runs from January 13 to February 11, although it could see him missing up to six United games. However, after a rough start to life at Old Trafford, he may decide against playing for his country in the hopes of ensuring that he maintains his No1 jersey at club level, as noted by The Sun.

After yet another blunder in the Champions League, Andre Onana's Red Devils expert Chris Wheeler has expressed skepticism on the newest episode of It's All Kicking Off, Mail Sport's It's All Kicking Off. United defeated Galatasaray 3-3 on Wednesday in the Champions League, with the Cameroonian goalkeeper blamed for the hosts' second in their comeback. Hakim Ziyech, a former Ajax and Chelsea player, launched an in-swinging free kick from around 30 yards out off the goal's left, and the ball appears to have struck Onana's arms.

In an uncomfortable interview after the Red Devils' tumultuous match with Galatasaray, former Man United favourite Peter Schmeichel openly disagreed with Erik ten Hag. On Wednesday, the two teams clashed in a thrilling 3-3 draw at Rams Park, with United leading 2-0 and 3-1 before being unable to recover. While there were plenty of reasons to celebrate their appearance, individual mistakes continued to cost them, with Andre Onana's two miscalculations that allowed Chelsea loanee Hakim Ziyech to score two free kicks.

Manchester United's second Champions League nightmare came as a 3-3 draw with Galatasaray, leaving their last-16 hopes hanging by a thread. After giving up 2-0 and 3-1 leads in a cauldron-like atmosphere on Wednesday night, Erik ten Hag's side is staring down the barrel of European elimination. United received a huge banner at RAMS Park reading, "Your Nightmare Is Back Again," as the febrile home fans' classic 'Welcome to Hell' reception.

After Manchester United's captain gave up a "stupid foul" that allowed Hakim Ziyech to open the scoring for Galatasaray, Paul Scholes has said Bruno Fernandes must'take responsibility. In Wednesday night's match, the Turkish side came back from going two goals down, with United needing a victory to keep their hopes of qualifying to the knockout stages alive. After Alejandro Garnacho and Fernandes scored two goals early in the first half, it seemed they could do just that. United gave up their two-goal cushion by giving Fernandes a free-kick off the edge of the Untied penalty zone, which allowed Ziyech to post a goal back before halftime.

Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes launched Erik ten Hag's side off to a good start in Istanbul's tumultuous environs, with a 2-0 lead at the start. However, the Cameroonian was to blame for the home team's reaction before the break when he failed to react to Hakim Ziyech's free kick. United's advantage was restored thanks to Scott McTominay's 55th minute strike, but Onana would be punished once more by Ziyech's left-footed delivery, this time with a tame shot from the Moroccan only minutes later.

Manchester United can't seem to avoid setting new records - for all the wrong reasons - this season and Wednesday night in Turkey was no different. Erik ten Hag's team gave up another two-goal lead in Europe to end with a 3-3 draw in a rain-soaked Istanbul. United is currently in last place in Group A, with one round of games remaining, owing to the fact that discarded leads against Galataray both at home and away from FC Copenhagen. United's so far, with a miserable night and Champions League campaign, as these damning statistics show.

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.

Manchester United's Andre Onana blunders were charged last night in Istanbul to keep their Champions League hopes alive by a thread. United Kingdom struggled to hold a lead after Galatasaray came from behind to draw a 3-3 draw at the Rams Stadium, Onana struggled to hold a stalemate after losing two free kicks from Hakim Ziyech. Erik ten Hag, the Cameroon goalkeeper, denied any responsibility, saying, 'We win and lose together.' He (Onana) is fine. It is not about people. Individual mistakes in football can make a difference, and you should take responsibility for it, but the team is still responsible.

After Manchester United failed to hold a two-goal lead in their 3-3 draw with Galatasaray in Istanbul, Paul Scholes was left unimpressed by the team's "lack of discipline." Through Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes, the Red Devils raced to a 2-0 lead within 18 minutes, but Hakim Ziyech brought Galataray back to the game before the break. United regained their two-goal lead after Scott McTominay's homecoming in the first quarter, but Ziyech scored again and Kerem Akturkoglu earned the hosts a point in a tense match.

In Erik ten Hag's side's 3-3 Champions League draw, the eccentric stopper had a miserable night in Istanbul, making two mistakes that resulted in goals. Onana's greatness on the ball came at the end of the first half, with the score at 2-1 in United's favor. Following a corner, Onana was on the defensive side of being struck on the ground before being tackled on the counter until he was thrown in the center-circle, 30-yards from his goal.

On two occasions, first through goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes, before Hakim Ziyech responded before the break. In the 55th minute, Scott McTominay discovered the net ahead of Ziyech's second and Muhammed Kerem Akturkoglu's thunderbolt. However, the hosts' first strike should not have been awarded due to a little-known rule, according to beIN Sports.

After Erik ten Hag's side gave another two-goal lead away in the Champions League, Bruno Fernandes cautioned his injured Manchester United teammates that they must step up and take responsibility of their own mistakes.' United takes the lead after 18 minutes thanks to a goal and an assist from Fernandes. Things could turn ugly as goalkeeper Andre Onana made two mistakes on two Hakim Ziyech free-kicks, and United's Champions League hopes hang by a thread at a 3-3 draw.

Manchester United lost yet another two-goal lead in Europe, leaving their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread. Erik ten Hag's team raced into a two-goal lead and looked in command, but then it unravelled and Andre Onana's night turned into another nightmare. Hakim Ziyech, a former Chelsea winger, scored twice from free-kicks and replacement Kerem Aktürkodlu, a third, went back to haunt United once more, with his goal canceling out United's third through Scott McTominay. On a tumultuous night in Istanbul, Mail Sport's Nathan Salt rules over Ten Hag's allegations.

Galatasaray put on a dramatic comeback to draw a 3-3 draw against Manchester United in a thrilling game of football that culminated in Erik ten Hag's side losing a two-goal lead twice during the match. Alejandro Garnacho led the away side ahead after a spectacular overhead kick against Everton on Sunday, silenceling the partisan crowd with a spectacular finish at the near post. Bruno Fernandes doubled their lead just seven minutes later with a spectacular long-range attack, bringing Man United off to a rousing start in front of a partisan audience.

After his horrific night gave Galatasaray a way back to their Champions League match, TNT Sports pundit Robbie Savage slammed Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana. After falling into a 3-1 lead, United appeared to be in complete control of the game in Istanbul, but Onana allowed a Hakim Ziyech free-kick to squirm through his grasp and into the net, resulting in 3-2 victory. The savage couldn't believe his eyes and immediately called the goal a 'poor mistake' from Onana.