Uncategorized
NEWSMohamed Salah shortlisted for Premier League Player of the Month
Mohamed Salah was nominated for the Premier League Player of the Month award in March
The striker will be included in a six-man shortlist after a month in which he recorded five goal contributions.
Salah scored in a 2-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield before contributing two goals and two assists in a famous 7-0 home win over Manchester United.
The Egyptian, who became the Reds’ all-time goalscorer in the Premier League with his goals, meets Alexander Isak (Newcastle United), Alexis Mac Allister (Brighton & Hove Albion), Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa) and the duo of ‘Arsenal Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard for the award.
-
Manchester United10 months agoMason Greenwood Has Confirmed His Departure From England For The white Country’s National Team
-
Manchester United12 months ago‘I pleaded with Him to join Arsenal but He chose Man united over us’: William Saliba confirmed His £45m international teammate have agreed personal terms to join Man united over Arsenal
-
Manchester United12 months ago‘He is making the biggest mistake in his career’: Kelvin De Bruyne CONFIRMED his £50m international teammate have agreed personal terms to join Man united ahead of Man City
-
Uncategorized10 months agoMan United news LIVE: Glazer takeover price’met,’ Sheikh Jassim reacts, Jadon Sancho swap agreement
-
Manchester United12 months agoMan city boss Pep Guardiola is UNHAPPY as €65m European star tells him nobody can stop him from joining Erik Ten Hag’s Man united this season.
-
Manchester United1 year agoCelebration at Old Trafford Qatar’s Sheikh Jassim arrives at Man United to sign the takeover deal (deal 100% done by Fabrizio Romano) unverified.
-
Manchester United11 months agoMonday morning done deal: Man united completed the signing of £50m superstar as potential replacement for Erikson,all paperwork work signed last night,player set to undergo his medical at London Carrington today
-
Manchester United10 months agoMan United takeover ‘will happen,’ says Sheikh Jassim, who is willing to pay another £2 billion to complete the deal.