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Manchester United's potential new owner Sheikh Jassim is of the belief that those currently in charge, the Glazer family, have been negligent and under invested in the club

ON THIS DAY IN 1998: Manchester United winger David Beckham was sent off during England's World Cup defeat to Argentina before being vilified by the press and public

Gary Neville endured a forgettable short stint in charge of Valencia as he gave management a go, but his task was made harder when he sought out Sir Alex Ferguson for advice, only to ignore it

Man United legend Roy Keane's managerial career never hit the heights expected, with successful work in punditry coming following his retirement from the game in 2006

Premier League giants Manchester United have been forced to issue a reminder to fans over when next season's home kit is released after Aitch was spotted wearing it at Glastonbury

David de Gea could be set to bring to an end a hugely successful 12-year-spell with Manchester United this summer and would be the final player to leave the club from his debut

Gareth Bale struggled initially after joining Tottenham, but turned the corner by stunning Inter Milan and went on to become a superstar for Real Madrid and Wales

Ricardo played just a handful of times for Manchester United under Sir Alex Ferguson but a new look means its hard to notice the man who once played at Old Trafford

Liverpool and Rangers hero Graeme Souness has raised more than £1.2million - and counting - for charity after swimming the English channel in 12 hours and 17 minutes

Manchester United haven't released many great players over the years - but there are some stars Sir Alex Ferguson and his successors may have regretted saying goodbye to

Paul Barber, who died aged 80 on Sunday, help put 14-time champion jumps trainer Paul Nicholls on the path to success and owned two Cheltenham Gold Cup wins

The saga surrounding the ownership of Manchester United goes on, with Sheikh Jassim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe still hoping to complete a takeover in time for the new season

THE BIG DEBATE: Manchester City's current crop have matched Manchester United's 1999 treble feat, but can the two sides be compared? We asked our Mirror Football writers

Pep Guardiola has now matched a feat only Sir Alex Ferguson has previously achieved, reigniting a debate around which of the duo is football's greatest ever manager

Paul Scholes was back at Old Trafford on Sunday but the former Manchester United man was not impressed by the amount of blue on show in the crowd - less than 24 hours after Manchester City won the treble

Pep Guardiola's star-studded team became the first English team to win the treble in 24 years - emulating their city rivals' iconic achievement in 1999

"When the giddiness and euphoria of Manchester City’s treble subsides a little - but the debate about the greatest manager to operate in the English game continues - Ferguson might be tempted to ping Pep another note."

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has held talks with every member of his squad ahead of next season and is said to have urged Jadon Sancho to 'prove he can be a key figure'

After Manchester City completed the treble by beating Inter Milan to win the Champions League, Manchester United's Brandon Williams took to Instagram to remind fans the Red Devils did it first

Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United won the treble in 1999 and until Saturday were the only English side in football history to do so before Pep Guardiola did the same with Manchester City

Manchester United are admirers of Feyenoord captain Orkun Kokcu but the central midfielder is set to join Portuguese champions Benfica this summer in a €30million deal

Pep Guardiola could lead Manchester City to their first ever Champions League crown and a historic treble on Saturday - as he would emulate the achievement of Sir Alex Ferguson

The ex-Man United star has spoken in the past of a key piece of advice he gleaned from his former manager, which may have inspired his decision to make the blockbuster signing.

Sir Alex Ferguson claimed his first of 13 Premier League titles during the 1992/93 season as Manchester United started what would became dominant era for the Red Devils

Declan Rice, expected to quit the club in search of Champions League football, will go down as only the third captain to lift a trophy after Bobby Moore and Billy Bonds