News about David Ornstein

Manchester United's hierarchy have no clear plan for a managerial change and still hope Michael Carrick can improve the team's dire league position, according to The Athletic's David Ornstein.

Manchester United's decision to keep Michael Carrick as head coach was influenced by the mood in the dressing room, not just a lack of alternatives, David Ornstein has said.

David Ornstein of The Athletic has reported that Manchester United's owners at INEOS do not currently plan to sack manager Michael Carrick.

Liverpool have surged ahead in the pursuit of Monaco midfielder Lamin Kamara. The club is looking to secure the Senegalese talent's signature in the upcoming January transfer window.

Arsenal have entered the race for 18-year-old Liverpool winger Rio Ngumo. The Gunners' interest, alongside other European clubs, was reported by trusted insider David Ornstein.

Tottenham currently have no plans to sack Roberto De Zerbi despite a dismal start to the season. According to David Ornstein, while there's no immediate threat, the pressure will mount if results do not improve.

Liverpool are weighing up a transfer for Roma midfielder Manu Kone, who was very close to joining Chelsea last summer.

The Champions League will feature a special patch for players making their debut in Europe's premier club competition, as reported by journalist David Ornstein ahead of the new season.

Brighton have reached an agreement with Millwall to sign 25-year-old winger Femi Azis. The base fee of the deal is set at £12.5 million, with bonuses taking it over £15 million.

According to David Ornstein, Everton have come to an agreement with Manchester City for the loan of Jack Grealish for one season.