Fernandes: I feel at home at Man Utd
Bruno Fernandes has admitted he feels "at home" at Manchester United and is confident the club is capable of achieving "anything" possible in terms of success in the near future.
The United captain is having a stellar season with 16 assists in the Premier League so far, as the club close in on a spot in next season's Champions League.
With Fernandes' future a constant subject at Old Trafford, the United captain was asked if he feels at home in Manchester.
"When you are so long in a place you kind of feel part of it," Fernandes told Men In Blazers. "And obviously I'm very proud of my nation. And I love my country and I love to be there.
"But obviously I feel at home at Manchester. My kids feel at home here. So it's it's wonderful for me to be to be in a place where my, my kids can enjoy so much and, and feel so much at home as they do in Manchester."
And asked what United have to do to be considered truly 'back', Fernandes replied: "First of all, you have to understand the place you are, how much it means to be here, not just for everyone on the outside.
"When we see fans, whatever is around the world, we know how much it means for every player that has the chance and the opportunity to represent this club. And obviously I think to achieve it, this club will always be winning trophies and that's all every player wants to do when it comes to this club.
"You could be in the worst position as you want, but there is no player that comes to this club and never thinks about winning the Premier League, the Champions League, the Carabao Cup, anything that you could be involved.
"You are going to always think that at this club you can you can achieve anything."
Atletico, Napoli and Juve want Robertson
Latest from Your Site News' Kaveh Solhekol:
Andy Robertson will not be short of offers when he leaves Liverpool this summer.
Tottenham tried to sign Robertson in January but a move did not materialise after talks about a 5 million transfer.
Atletico Madrid wanted to sign Robertson last summer and they are expected to make another move when he becomes a free agent at the end of June.
Napoli and Juventus and clubs in Saudi Arabia will also want the 32-year-old left back.
Toney raises serious questions of Saudi refereeing
Ivan Toney has joined his club Al Ahli in raising serious questions of the standard of refereeing during their Saudi Pro League clash with Al Fayha.
Al Ahli have called for the release of the communications between the on-field officials and VAR after having three penalty claims denied, amid a 1-1 draw in which Toney scored.
The England striker, who was open to a Premier League return in January, called the officiating "crazy" as a win would have put them within two points of the league leaders - Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr.
On Instagram, Toney showed the three penalty claims in video and said: "Twoof these actions went to VAR and one didnt. Its actually crazy how you can miss things like this in crucial moments or choose to turn a blind eye."
Al Ahli said in a statement: "The Club Company expresses its deep dissatisfaction with the refereeing errors that affected today's match..."The referee's decisions had a direct impact on the flow of the game and its final outcome, which in turn affected the team's position in the title race.
"Such errors raise legitimate concerns regarding the referee selection process and the criteria applied, particularly given the high technical and competitive level of the Saudi Roshn League.
"The team has faced unfair refereeing decisions, an unacceptable situation that neither serves the development of the competition nor upholds the principle of competitive fairness, which must be the foundation of any successful tournament.
"Al-Ahli Club Company calls for access to the recordings and communications between the referees and the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), as well as their interactions with the team's players during the match.
"It also requests clear explanations for all refereeing incidents where decisions were not correctly made.
"In closing, Al Ahli Club Company reaffirms its confidence in the commitment of the relevant authorities to safeguard the integrity of the competition and taking the necessary practical steps that reflect the high standing the Saudi Roshn League has reached."
Your Site News has contacted the Saudi Pro League for comment.
Robertson to leave Liverpool
Liverpool defender Andy Robertson will leave the club at the end of the season.
'Fullkrug looks set for Hammers return'
Niclas Fullkrug looks set to return to West Ham with AC Milan unwilling to make his loan permanent, according to Italian publication Corriere dello Sport.
Milan have a buy option of 4.3 million (5 million) for the German striker, who joined the Italian side in January after playing 29 games for West Ham and scoring three goals.
Fullkrug has started three games in Serie A and scored one goal in his 499 minutes played.
The 33-year-old joined West Ham in the summer of 2024 on a 27.5 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund. He still has two years left on his contract.
Fernandez and his agent apologise to Chelsea
Latest from Your Site News' Kaveh Solhekol:
Enzo Fernandez and his agent have apologised to Chelsea for comments he made while on international duty in Argentina.
Fernandez said in interviews that he would welcome living in Madrid, leaving the door open to moving to Real Madrid in the summer.
No talks have been held about selling Fernandez and he has a Chelsea contract until 2032.
Head coach Liam Rosenior announced last Friday that Fernandez - Port Vale last Saturday and Manchester City on Sunday.
Real Madrid will sign a midfielder this summer and Fernandez is one of their targets. He is valued at more than 100m but Chelsea are not trying to sell the player.
He is one of the players seeking improved terms but his cause will not have been helped by the comments he made in Argentina.
'Juventus make contact for Alisson'
Juventus are eyeing a transfer for Liverpool's goalkeeper Alisson Becker, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Serie A giants reportedly want to reunite Alisson with Luciano Spalletti after the Brazilian's stint at Roma, where he played 15 games under the Italian head coach in 2016/17.
Reports in Italy suggest that 'positive contact' has taken place with the goalkeeper's camp, and Alisson is keen to talk with the Bianconeri.
Liverpool recently triggered a one-year extension on Alisson's contract, which runs until the end of the 2026/27 season.
Juventus are reportedly offering the 33-year-old a three-year contract.
The Brazilian has played 332 games for the Reds since his then world-record 67 million transfer in 2018. He has won eight titles, including two Premier Leagues and one Champions League.
Alisson has missed Liverpool's last three games due to injury, with the Georgian Giorgi Mamardashvili stepping up.
'Arsenal, Man Utd, Chelsea, PSG renew interest in Rogers'
Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea and PSG have renewed their interest in Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, according to The Telegraph.
The 23-year-old has scored 24 goals and provided 23 assists since the start of last season and is in contention to go to the World Cup with England.
Rogers had interest from Chelsea and Arsenal last summer before Villa extended his contract until 2031, although reportedly without inserting a release clause.
Villas valuation is said to be 100m with add-ons.
'Fulham to trigger Chukwueze purchase option'
Fulham are expected to trigger their buy option for AC Milan winger Samuel Chukwueze, according to Italian publication Gazzetta dello Sport.
Your Site News understands Fulham can make the loan permanent for between 21.6m and 26m.
The Nigeria winger, who joined Fulham on loan in the summer, has played 19 games for Marco Silva's side, scoring three goals and registering four assists.
What to expect from De Zerbi at Spurs and how he could line up in first game
If there is any manager who epitomises To Dare is To Do, then it is Roberto De Zerbi.
The front-footed head coach has now had over a week with his new Tottenham squad and will have a clear idea of how hard it will be to ensure the club remain in the Premier League.
