Manchester United: May 2008 - news archive

Luiz Felipe Scolari has risked the wrath of Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson by telling Cristiano Ronaldo he should not snub Real Madrid.

Man Utd striker Manucho has confirmed he will report for pre-season training aiming to force his way into the first-team squad.

Manchester United must pay over £5m for Cardiff wonderkid Aaron Ramsey after Liverpool and Arsenal started the bidding.

Sevilla claim they have received three unacceptable offers for reported Man Utd, Chelsea and Barcelona target Daniel Alves.

Wayne Rooney insists it is "crucial" Manchester United sign striker Carlos Tevez on a permanent deal as soon as possible.

Sir Alex Ferguson and Carlos Queiroz have been cleared of improper conduct relating to comments made after Man Utd's FA Cup exit.

The speculation over Cristiano Ronaldo's future has taken another twist after Real Madrid moved to ease the growing tension.

Barcelona have reached an agreement to re-sign defender Gerard Pique from Manchester United on a four-year contract.

Bernd Schuster has risked antagonising Sir Alex Ferguson by claiming Cristiano Ronaldo will be a "spectacular signing" for Real Madrid.

Utility man John O'Shea has insisted he is happy to stay at Manchester United "for the time being".

Sir Alex Ferguson hopes to kick-start the summer scramble for Europe's elite by signing Sevilla duo Luis Fabiano and Daniel Alves.

Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo admits "nothing is certain at the moment" but insists he is happy with life at Old Trafford.

Club president Ramon Calderon has insisted Real Madrid have conducted themselves "exquisitely" in their pursuit of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Hull boss Phil Brown has revealed Manchester United loan striker Fraizer Campbell is his number one target this summer.

Sir Alex Ferguson's paved the way to lead the British Olympic football team after confirming he will leave Man Utd within three years.

Patrice Evra has piled pressure on United to match his contract demands after admitting that other top clubs are chasing him.

Sir Alex Ferguson has accused Real Madrid of lacking "morals" over their determination to sign Cristiano Ronaldo.