"7.1" Manchester United News News: Evans opened a new chapter at Manchester United after 241 games

Brentford Sports Director: If the deal is not appropriate, Mbemo will still be our player

Brentford Sports Director Phil Giles talks about the future of Brian Mbemo:

Many clubs are interested in Brian. I think everyone knows his wishes, but if he stays, he will be happy. Let's wait and see.

He has his own ideas about the direction of his career and he has every right to do so. We have been in close communication with him and his representatives on this matter. So far, we have not reached an agreement to get him out of the team.

He may still be a Brentford player next season, which is not impossible. This has to be a suitable deal for Brentford. If not, why should we agree?

Official: Evans serves as Manchester United player loan and promotion director

Official: Evans serves as Manchester United player loan and promotion director

Evans officially announced his retirement and will continue to stay in the club. He will be responsible for the loan of young players, and work closely with football director Wilcox and future youth training supervisors to further improve the training process of young players and help them grow and enter the first team.

Manchester United official Twitter: After 241 games, Evans opened a new chapter at Manchester United

Reporter: Villa officially confirmed that Rashford will return to Manchester United

Reporter Rich Fay: Villa now officially confirmed that Rashford will return to Manchester United. Previously, they had not chosen to activate the £40 million buyout clause in the Rashford loan contract.

Falke: Manchester United and three other Premier League teams are interested in Ekitic

Photo reporter Falk: Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea are still interested in Ekitic. Liverpool may take action once Nunes is sold.

Manchester United is the only club that has been negotiated with Frankfurt on Ekitic so far. There is no negotiation progress and no offer has been received.

Reporter: Training classes for the new Premier League season will be broadcasted

Daily Mail reporter Mike Keegan: Training classes for the new Premier League season will be broadcasted - coaches and players wear microphones and cameras.

Currently, broadcasters are only allowed to enter the training grounds once a month, only for shooting materials that can be used for reporting and reposting.

However, under the amendment to Article K of the Premier League Rule, each club must now allow the league's production partners to enter a 30-minute "enhanced training session" with at least one player and a coach or a coaching staff member required to connect to the audio.

British media: Naples gave up Sancho's transfer due to salary, Juventus may make a offer soon

British media United Muppetiers: Sancho takes Italian club Naples or Juventus clubs as his priority.

Sancho is trying to get a generous salary from one of these clubs, which has led to Naples withdrawing from the deal.

Juventus' interest in Sancho has increased and may soon make an offer to Manchester United.

Reporter: Brentford believes Mbemo is more valuable than Cunha

United Muppetiers: Manchester United will offer Mbemo again within two days today and tomorrow, and they hope to close the deal this week.

According to Daily Mail reporter Mike Keegan, Brentford believes Mbemo is more valuable than Cunya.

Reporter: Fletcher is negotiating with Manchester United as the coach of the U18 echelon

Manchester Evening News reporter Steven Railston: Darren Fletcher is negotiating with the club as the coach of the U18 echelon.