"6.19" Manchester United News: Manchester United tops the list of difficulty in starting the Premier League in the 25-26 season

Manchester United's 25-26 Premier League schedule announced

Official: Manchester United will face Arsenal at home in the first round of the Premier League in the 25-26 Premier League. The game time is 16:30 on August 17 (23:30 pm). In addition to the Gunners, the Red Devils also face Manchester City and Chelsea in the first five rounds of the game.

The specific schedule is as follows:

August 17 vs. Arsenal (home)

August 23 vs. Fulham (away)

August 30 vs. Burnley (home)

September 13 vs. Manchester City (away)

September 20 vs. Chelsea (home)

September 27 vs. Brentford (away)

October 4 vs. Sunderland (home)

October 18 vs. Liverpool (away)

October 25 vs. Brighton (home)

November 1 vs. Nottingham Forest (away)

November 8 vs Tottenham (away game)

November 22 vs Everton (home game)

November 29 vs Crystal Palace (away game)

December 3 vs West Ham United (home game)

December 6 vs Wolves (away game)

December 13 vs Bournemouth (home game)

December 20 vs Villa (away game)

December 27 vs Newcastle (home game)

December 30 vs Wolves (home game)

January 3 vs Leeds United (away game)

January 7 vs Burnley (away game)

Manchester United players playing in the African Cup will miss the following matches

Manchester United players playing in the African Cup will miss the following matches:

Villa (away game)

Newcastle (home game)

Wolves (home game)

Leeds United (away game)

Burnley (away game)

Manchester City (home game)

Manchester United is the most difficult start among the 20 teams in the Premier League in the 25-26 season.

Leo talks about B Fee's rejection of Riyadh Crescent

Leo talks about B Fee's rejection of Riyadh Crescent:

If I were him, I think it's hard to refuse, I have to tell the truth. One thing that means to me is loyalty. I think this word is often spoken, but from the perspective of clubs and players, we actually rarely see this quality.

Listen, I understand football is a business, but I think his attitude towards it is pure, and he thought to himself, 'I still have an unfinished career at Manchester United. I want to do something here. Yes, I made a lot of money at Manchester United and the fans love me too’.

But I think he longs for rewards because he has already received a lot. So, I only have respect for his choice. If he chooses to leave, I will understand 100%.

But he chose to stay and said 'I have something to do here'. I think this not only proves his quality as a person, but another reason why he was awarded the captain's armband by the coach.

Reporter: Tottenham has withdrawn from Mbemo's competition

TEAMtalk reporter Rudy Galetti: Tottenham has withdrawn from Mbemo's competition, and they believe that they cannot defeat Manchester United in this battle at this stage.

Cunha's son in Old Trafford

Reporter: One reason is that it is difficult for Manchester United to sell Hoylen this summer

Sportitalia reporter Alfredo Pedulla: Considering the amount of investment Manchester United initially in Hoylen, it will be difficult for them to sell the player this summer.

He attracted the interest of several Italian clubs - Inter Milan and Naples loved him very much.

Post: Manchester United youth training director will serve in Everton next season

Daily Mail reporter Nathan Salt: Manchester United youth training director Nick Cox will join Everton next season to serve as the new technical director.

Sport Witness: Baindir is unwilling to return to the Turkish Super League to play

Sport Witness: Manchester United contacted the Turkish club about the deal for Baindir, but since the players want to stay in Europe rather than return to the Turkish Super League, the transfer may be more difficult.

DiMazio: Naples continues to strive to sign Sancho

DiMazio: Naples continues to strive to sign Sancho, but Manchester United asks for £25 million.

Romano: Manchester United will prioritize the permanent sale of Sancho instead of renting out. Naples is not going to pay the player’s current salary, but they are one of the clubs that are interested in him. It is still in its early stages and more clubs are joining the battle.

Manchester United CEO talks about the team's goal of winning the championship in 2028

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada talks about the "150 Project" - the project aims to win the championship by 2028 (the 150th anniversary of the club's establishment):

We just finished 15th, which seems impossible, but why not aim for it? I firmly believe we can do it. We have two or three summer transfer windows to build a team that is starting to be competitive and expected to win the Premier League championship.

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