
News
Share
Published 17:49 29 Jun 2024 BST
Updated 17:53 29 Jun 2024 BST

Man Utd have made initial contact with highly-regarded Dutch defender Matthijs De Ligt ahead of a potential move, as per transfer guru Fabrizio Romano.
Addressing his followers on X, Romano stated he’s 'one of the options being considered as new CB — including Branthwaite.'
It was earlier revealed that de Ligt would be open to joining Man Utd, even despite the fact that they will not be playing Champions League football next season.
Bayern could sell de Ligt this summer, as it has previously been reported Vincent Kompany prefers other CB options in Bavaria.
Formerly, de Ligt made comments on the Red Devils, posing potential signs of encouragement regarding securing his services.
In an interview with Dutch outlet vi.nl, he stated: "Everything is going fast. During the season, in the club and during the various competitions, you don't really have time to think about it.
"However, sometimes I realise it, as recently when I had dinner with my childhood friends who I used to play with. We came to the conclusion that I always wanted to be Cristiano Ronaldo when we played soccer in the garden.
“Especially during the period when he played at Manchester United. That dinner took place immediately after the two challenges against Juventus, in which I had to face Ronaldo."
GB News presenter condemned for previous defence of ‘hero’ Russell Brand
Bev Turner had leapt to Brand’s defence in 2023 after allegations against the comedian emerged. GB News presenter Bev Turner has been slammed for comments she made in 2023 calling convicted rapist Russell Brand a “hero.” This week, Brand was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault following a […]
News
4h
Media organisations in Ireland and UK targeted with bomb threats
Several buildings have had to be evacuated. Several media organisations across Ireland and the UK have received bomb threats this morning (Friday, 6 November). In Ireland, the broadcasters and newspapers said to be affected are Bauer Media (which controls Newstalk and Today FM), the Irish Independent, RTÉ, and Virgin Media. The specific UK media organisations […]
News
5h
News
Group ‘take responsibility’ for multiple bomb threats made to European flights
News