News about Nemanja Vidic

Mainoo has quickly established himself as a controversial starter under Erik ten Hag this season, having been promoted from the academy ranks after catching the eye. In addition to his quick rise, he made his England senior debut in the loss to Brazil at Wembley Stadium, with colleagues and pundits alike lauding the 18-year-old. In the 2-2 draw with Liverpool over the weekend, the youngster shone a wondergoal to fire United ahead of their historic rivals at Old Trafford. Mainoo twisted cleverly inside the penalty box after being kicked to his feet and bent a spectacular ball into the top corner, his first-ever home goal for the club.

Gary Taylor-Fletcher, a former Blackpool striker, has slammed Nemanja Vidic and said he is not at the same level as other legendary Premier League defenders. Vidic spent eight glorious years with Man United from 2006 to 2014, winning 15 trophies in total, including five Premier League titles. He is generally rated as one of the top flight's top center backs, alongside John Terry, Vincent Kompany, Rio Ferdinand, and Virgil van Dijk.

On Mail Sport's podcast, Ian Ladyman has revealed his top five Premier League centre backs of all time. It's All Kicking Off. Virgil van Dijk's omission during Liverpool's 3-1 loss to Arsenal has undoubtedly sparked a fierce debate over how many defensive heroes should be ranked, with Manchester United supporters facing Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand's camp. Both titans have indeed made Ladyman's cut, although on opposite ends of the organization, as we have one Manchester City Premier League winner and a true Chelsea legend. Ladyman began with fifth first and worked his way up to the champion in the new edition of the podcast, beginning with fifth rank and working his way up to the winner.

Rio Ferdinand has insistent that Nemanja Vidic, not Virgil van Dijk, is the best January transfer window sign in Premier League history. Van Dijk moved to Liverpool in December 2017 after three years at St Mary's with Southampton, with the player arriving the following month. As Liverpool defeated Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League, the Dutchman would quickly establish himself as an integral part of Jurgen Klopp's team and had a leading part in his first full season at Anfield.

Gabby Agbonlahor, a former Aston Villa striker, has taken aim at Man United legends Nemanja Vidic and Gary Neville. Agbonlahor, 37, spent his entire career at Villa, apart from brief loan spells at Watford and Sheffield Wednesday, totaling 87 goals in 391 appearances. He has since fallen into punditry and is never afraid to speak out, with the former killer taking to his thoughts on talkSPORT.

SIMON JONES: Tottenham Hotspur is in talks to sign Romanian defender Radu Dragusin this week. To a lesser extent, Napoli and Bayern Munich have shown rivalry, but Spurs' talks with Spurs are also on target. Dragusin's price is expected to be around £26 million, while Spurs is reported to have made a verbal offer worth around £21 million.

IAN LADYMAN: Sir Alex Ferguson resigned in Anfield's box on March 10, 2016, after Louis van Gaal's Manchester United lost 2-0 to Liverpool in the Europa League. Ferguson could not have cracked Aberdeen granite, but not good enough.' You can't play like this.' Not here.'

On Sunday League games, a unique corner kick routine that went from perfection to perfection has gone viral on social media. This weekend, AFC Hackleton was playing in the Nene Sunday League in Northamptonshire, and they were given a corner during the game. As both teams waited for the corner, one of AFC Shackleton's players walked over to the quadrant and put the ball down before rolling their studs over the ball and walking away.

According to a report in Romania, Manchester United is poised to face Arsenal in an attempt to land 'the new Nemanja Vidic'. United's defense has been a point of worry this season, with a 3-3 draw with Galatasaray on Wednesday being the first inquest into Erik ten Hag's backline. As a result, Man United, a Romanian company, and Romanian firm ProSport, are in advanced talks for a central back in Italy. The 21-year-old Genoa defender's £26 million release term is included in his contract, and he is on the radar of a number of English teams.

When announcing his all-time Premier League XI, former Aston Villa forward Gabriel Agbonlahor caused a stir. Fans of Agbonlahor alleging that former Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic would not be allowed to play anywhere near the team. He went on to name four Premier League players who he felt were much better than the Serbian defender.

When Rio Ferdinand signed Nemanja Vidic and Patrice Evra, they said they thought he was 'terrible' and that Manchester United had'messed up.' Sir Alex Ferguson brought Vidic and Evra to Old Trafford in the summer of 2006, but they had no success at first.

Bruno Fernandes has been named as the team's sixth captain since Sir Alex Ferguson's time as the club's chairman at Old Trafford. In response to concerns about Harry Maguire's securing future at Man United, Fernandes takes over from him. Since Nemanja Vidic left the club in 2014, there has been a tradition with United's first captain from outside Europe, as well as a number of other current Premier League Red Devils captains.

In a fascinating chat with old teammate Rio Ferdinand about Sir Alex Ferguson's all-conquering personality, Nemanja Vidic has reflected on his early days at Manchester United. The Serbian star thought he was close to joining United's fierce rivals Liverpool before deciding to move to Anfield, but Rafa Benitez did not call him back. Rather, Ferguson wooped him to Old Trafford, where he began a life-long friendship with Ferdinand, who appeared on his Vibe with Five YouTube's show.

Ben Mee, a Brentford defender, has contributed to Jamie Carragher's discussion about who was the better Premier League defender between Man United's Nemanja Vidic and Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk. Mee was being guided through a series of quick fire questions and then pressed for an answer by Carragher about his social media debate.

Rio Ferdinand has denied Jamie Carragher's argument that Virgil van Dijk was a "far superior" defender than Man United legend Nemanja Vidic. Van Dijk, the former Liverpool centre back, has been described as the'most versatile' defender in Premier League history, and the Dutchman compared his recent struggles to 'poor seasons' from Ferdinand and John Terry. He also said Vidic had failed against Fernando Torres, and the Serbian defender was sent off against Liverpool in 2009 in a 4-1 loss to United.

Jamie Carragher has jumped on Virgil van Dijk's defense, arguing that the Liverpool defender is 'far superior than Nemanja Vidic'. On Sunday afternoon, the Dutch international was chastised for his role in Arsenal's 2-2 draw, with special emphasis on his role in the first goal. Van Dijk mistakenly dropped the ball into the direction of Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli, who went on to poke the ball in the back of the net.

On Sunday, Erik ten Hag has said he feels "fully connected" to Manchester United's culture. During this season, the Dutchman has led to significant changes in multiple areas, including in player appearance, team unity, and supporter excitement. Having started life at United in difficult fashion with two defeats in his opening two games, Ten Hag has managed to wrestle control of the United squad and has stamped his authority on the team

Ten Hag's defender, who spent eight glittering years with the club, praised the club's unstoppable strides this season, and said the process as a cause. Vidic said the former Ajax boss has continued to develop the players under his command while still instilling a sense of team spirit that had fallen somewhat by the wayside in the years between Sir Alex Ferguson's resignation and Ten Hag's appointment to the club at its lowest point in the modern era.

PETE JENSON: Gerard Pique left Barcelona four years ago to establish himself as the best central defender in the club's history. No one in any doubt that he'll be back again, and it's likely to be as president next time. 'You all know me, and sooner or later I'll back,' he said in the video, and no one noticed that he was checking up at the directors' box as he said it.'

IAN LADYMAN: Sometimes a history lesson helps, so here's one. Newcastle's first home kit, which was built in 1892, was red and white. Hardcore home supporters gathered at Leazes End of St James' Park rather than the famous Gallowgate, although the club's three times, as well as the 1990s, seriously considered leaving their historic stadium. This is because of a commotion in the North East that has caused me to write this. Newcastle's new Saudi owners have protested that the naming rights to St James' Park have been sold. They have stated that they will consult their followers, but that the strategy is not in jeopardy.

Martinez (left), who is only 5ft 9ins, is the shortest center back in the top flight, but so far, he is defying his detractors. When he arrived in Ajax this summer, the Argentine's height raised eyebrows. Graeme Souness, a Sky Sports analyst and Liverpool legend, is skeptical about the defender's chances in the Premier League. Last week, Souness told talkSPORT, 'I was racking my mind to meet someone who's played in the Premier League or at least the [old] First Division, which has been a success.'

GARY NEVILLE: I have no worries about Roman Abramovich being kicked out of this world and out of English football altogether. It took a war and the lives of thousands of innocent people in Ukraine to expose 19 years of Russian money sluggishly into the Premier League, which is a shame. At the time, no one was concerned. I wasn't yelling for Abramovich to be suspended from the game a year ago. Though Chelsea became a pain in my playing days, destabilizing Manchester United's domination, as a pundit, I loved their rise and departure under Abramovich. Almost every one of us were guilty of turning a blind eye and not knowing the danger ahead. And here's the irony. I'd love to admit that I wouldn't have liked him at Manchester United. But if, in 2003, with the gift of foresight, you were offered the choice of Abramovich or the Glazers as owners, who would you take?

Roy Keane could not deny his delight at Manchester United's swashbuckling victory over Liverpool. And there's no wonder. The Red Devils relived the glory days of Keane's period, when passion, graft, and guile ignited the crowd, making Old Trafford a feared venue for visiting teams. This disaffected club has never looked so united and united in recent years. During the pre-match riots against the Glazer family, the team became perfectly aligned last night, and together they crushed their opponents.

Manchester United's players were shocked and dissonsolate as Bryan Mbuemo scored Brentford's fourth goal in less than 35 minutes, with only partially able to comprehend what was going on in west London on Saturday evening. The Bees defeated United for the first time since 1938 after suffering a disastrous start to Erik ten Hag's tenure as the first manager in more than a century.