MANCHESTER UNITED have made the first move to sign Tottenham star Harry Kane.
Daniel Levy wants a huge £100MILLION from Premier League clubs for the England captain's signature.
Elsewhere, the Red Devils are eying up a move for Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic as Ten Hag seeks a replacement for David de Gea.
Meanwhile, United star Bruno Fernandes has fans fearing for the worst as his wife posted a picture on Instagram of the Portuguese star with a protective boot and crutches.
And we have the very latest on the takeover saga from Old Trafford.
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- Etienne Fermie
Man Utd home shirt 'leak'
Manchester United's new home shirt has been reportedly leaked.
And fans are furious with the alleged design, as one raged: "What have we done to deserve these kits year after year?"
A version of the apparent 2023-24 home kit circulated on social media.
The red shirt has a strange subtle snakeskin-style pattern across it, a V-neck and black and white trim.
The image online also shows the new adidas logo and TeamViewer sponsorship on the front as well as the iconic United badge.
- Etienne Fermie
Ex-Blue blasts Van der Sar
Winston Bogarde has still not gotten over being ditched by Ajax last year.
The former Chelsea defender was let go by the Eredivisie giants following Erik ten Hag's departure for Manchester United.
Speaking to Ziggo Sport, he said: "I gave everything for the club and they threw me away.
"Of course I would like to return, Ajax is a great club, but as long as Van der Sar is here, don't call me."
- Alex Smith
Shaw on centre-back life
Luke Shaw has opened up about his position versatility, he has played left-back and centre-back this season.
Shaw said after the FA Cup semi-final win: "I've spoken a lot with the manager over the past few days about what he expects of me and I'm happy to help the team wherever I play and today I hope that's what I have done.
"I'm having a lot of fun in at centre-back."
- Alex Smith
United practised penalties
Man Utd practised penalties ahead of their FA Cup shootout win over Brighton – in fact they have been working on them all year.
Diogo Dalot revealed after he scored from the spot: "It's an important moment, you have to show personality. I don't think it's a question of luck. I believe in hard work.
"Since the start of the pre-season, we have is trained on penalties, everyone."
- Alex Smith
Ferguson nears contract extension
Brighton ace Evan Ferguson is closing in on extending his contract at the club amid interest from Man Utd and Chelsea.
The 18-year-old wonderkid is enjoying a breakout year on the south coast and he has scored four Premier League goals this season.
Ferguson looks set to pen a deal that will keep him at Brighton until 2028.
The player reportedly wants to stay to ensure he gets regular first-team action.
- Alex Smith
Vidic makes Woodward dig
Nemanja Vidic left former Manchester United teammate Rio Ferdinand in stitches.
That’s after aiming a cheeky dig at ex-Red Devils chief Ed Woodward.
When asked if he had any regrets at United, Vidic joked: “The only thing I have as a regret is that I didn’t have Ed Woodward in my time.”
This caused Ferdinand to burst out laughing, with Vidic adding: “Why are you laughing?”
Ferdinand answered: “Because of money. You’re talking money and contracts.”
The duo then high-fived, with Vidic continuing: “You know what I am talking about. But do I regret it?
“David Gill and Fergie were at the club, trying to set up the levels of salaries, structure — what they have now, what they are going to get, what you have to do to get there
- Alex Smith
Mount offered to United
Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount has been offered to Man Utd, reports Fabrizio Romano.
The Englishman could leave his boyhood club this summer with the club looking to trim their bloated squad and Mount is yet to agree a new deal with his expiring in 2024.
Man Utd are supposedly aware of his situation but Liverpool remains his most likely destination.
- Alex Smith
Elbowing assistant to return
Linesman Constantine Hatzidakis is set to return to action following his encounter with Andy Robertson.
Hatzidakis had been suspended pending an investigation after his alleged elbow against Robertson in Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Arsenal on April 9.
But the FA announced earlier this month they would be taking no further action against Hatzidakis.
Hatzidakis also released a statement of his own revealing he had directly spoken to Robertson to apologise about the incident.
He will return for the first time as an assistant ref during Manchester United's crunch clash with Aston Villa on Sunday.
- Alex Smith
Costa A Lot
Man Utd have reportedly sent scouts to watch Porto's star goalkeeper Diogo Costa.
The Red Devils are believed to be interested in signing a new shot-stopper to replace veteran David De Gea.
Now, according to Portuguese outlet A Bola, United are looking at Costa as a potential replacement.
The report has suggested that he has a £66million release clause.
De Gea's contract at United expires at the end of the season, but he is set to sign a new deal on lower wages.
- Alex Smith
Get Kane'd
Former Manchester United star Dion Dublin has urged the club to snub a move for Harry Kane and go for his England team-mate.
Dublin, who played 15 times for Man Utd, thinks that the club should instead go for Brentford captain Ivan Toney.
He insists that the 19-goal man will only improve if he joins the club and he suits Erik ten Hag's style.
However, Toney's betting breaches could prevent United making a move.
- Alex Smith
Sesko scouted
Man Utd and Newcastle have sent scouts to watch Benjamin Sesko, according to reports.
Sesko, 19, has long been attracting interest from a number of European giants.
However, Sesko already has a transfer arranged from current club RB Salzburg to sister team RB Leipzig.
Leipzig struck a £20million agreement over the move last summer.
But according to 90min, this has not deterred scouts from continuing to monitor his progress.
It has previously been reported Leipzig could be bought out of the deal with a substantial enough transfer offer from another team such as Man Utd and Newcastle.
- Alex Smith
Al going wrong
Cristaino Ronaldo has suffered more woe in Saudi Arabia after Al-Nassr were knocked out of King Cup by 10-man relegation strugglers.
Ronaldo's side were beaten by Al Wehd – who sit two places above the drop zone and played with ten men from the 53rd minute.
It comes after Al-Nassr were knocked off the top of the league following defeat to Al Hilal with Al-Ittihad leading the way.
Al-Nassr are also out of the Saudi and Riyadh Super Cups.
Ronaldo's anger was on full display after a 2-0 loss to Al-Hilal, with ex-United striker Odion Ighalo scoring twice.
The legendary striker was also shown a yellow card for a hilarious WWE-style headlock on Gustavo Cuellar.
He then courted controversy by appearing to make an obscene gesture towards fans, leading to calls for Ronaldo to be DEPORTED for public indecency.
While exiting the pitch, the Portugal legend had been greeted by jeers and chants of “Messi, Messi” by Al-Hilal supporters.
- Alex Smith
Can't get past AWB
According to WhoScored, Aaron Wan-Bissaka has only been dribbled past once in the Premier League this season.
The right-back started well out of favour under Erik ten Hag, who was open to letting him leave in the summer.
But the ex-Crystal Palace man has nailed down a place in recent months and has become a vital member of the squad, especially given defensive injuries.
He is supposedly still on the radar of his former club and West Ham if United are willing to sell.
- Alex Smith
Butland to join Rangers
Rangers are closing in on a deal for keeper Jack Butland.
SunSport can reveal the former England No 1 is on the brink of becoming Michael Beale’s first signing of the summer.
The Ibrox club were linked with the 30-year-old last year.
But after initial talks broke down, Butland joined Manchester United on loan, he is yet to play a game.
His Crystal Palace contract expires on June 30, with Gers now set to secure his services for next season.
- Kiro Evans
Gar-Gentina
Alejandro Garnacho could miss the FA Cup final to play in the Under-20 World Cup.
Reports in Argentina claim the teen striker, 18, has decided to turn out for his country.
Man United face rivals Man City on June 3 and the date clashes with the knockout stages of the youth tournament which kicks off on May 20 in Garnacho's homeland.
- Kiro Evans
Bruno Fears
Bruno Fernandes is an injury doubt for Man United's next two games, writes SunSport's Neil Custis.
The Portuguese playmaker needed crutches and a protective boot following Sunday's FA Cup semi-final triumph.
Fernandes twisted his right ankle in the first-half of the 7-6 penalty shootout win over Brighton at Wembley.
The midfielder's wife Ana Pinho posted a picture of the midfielder on Instagram with his bandaged foot raised on three cushions.
- Kiro Evans
Sesko to go?
Man United and Newcastle sent scouts to watch RB Salzburg's Benjamin Sesko, according to reports.
The striker, 19, found the net in a 2-0 win against Salzburg's Austrian title rivals Sturm Graz and now has eight goals in seven league appearances.
His hot form comes as Prem clubs look closely at the Slovenian, who is scheduled to join Salzburg's sister club RB Leipzig at the end of this season.
But 90min report that big clubs are still hoping to sign the star in the future.
- Kiro Evans
Red Fred
Fred has spoken about his connection with the United fans – and why he loves his nickname.
The Brazilian, who has been at the club since 2018, has been dubbed 'Pastor Fred' by some due to his uplifting social media messages.
The 30-year-old told Man United's in-house media: "This connection is good with our fans. So, it’s important, and every time you see me smiling with the fans, with everyone, it’s so good.
"I love the nickname ‘Pastor Fred’ because my social media is always, I always post something of the God, something blessed.
"I am blessed, and people [give me] this nickname and I love it."
- Alex Terrell
Shaw on Ten Hag's reaction to Sevilla loss
Shaw added: "He said, 'That's a team out there today' and he wasn't sure who or what was there on Thursday night – but obviously that wasn't acceptable.
"It doesn't put things right, but it puts us in a good place to finish the season well because Champions League is a must for us and a Manchester derby now in the FA Cup final is an amazing game to be involved in."
- Alex Terrell
Shaw on getting over Sevilla defeat
That shock 3-0 defeat at Sevilla as they exited the Europa League at the quarter-final stage last Thursday raised all the old questions about this team's failings as doom and gloom swept in.
Shaw said: "As players in the back of our mind that was there because, you know, at the start of this week, it was the biggest week of the season. There was no doubt about it.
"A massive game in the Europa League and then this. It will have defined our season.
"I think if we get knocked out of both of them, then you're right about the season looking different.
"I think a lot of people thought we would lose. But inside the dressing room we had the confidence."
- Alex Terrell
Shaw hails Wembley penalty heroes Rashford and Sancho
Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford have been hailed for exorcising the ghosts of their Euros final nightmare, writes Neil Custis.
The brave Manchester United pair stepped up and scored in Sunday's tense 7-6 FA Cup semi-final penalty shootout victory over Brighton at Wembley.
Shaw, 27, said: "I was next to Jadon. I said, 'Whatever happens, happens – just be confident. It's part of football'.
"And I think maybe what was playing on their minds, are the things that come with it, the racism and stuff that they experienced last time.
"But they showed amazing confidence to step up and because the last time they took one in a shootout it was, of course, here and the memories of that.
"But I'm really happy for both of them to put themselves forward and take really good penalties."
- Anthony Chapman
Good morning Man Utd fans
Manchester United have made preliminary moves to sign Harry Kane this summer.
The Spurs hitman has been on the club's radar for several years, although no official approach has ever been made.
Spurs are expected to stand firm, but SunSport understands United will try to twist Kane's arm with a contract worth a whopping £300,000 a week.
Tottenham chief Daniel Levy, meanwhile, is said to be willing to sell Kane to a Premier League rival for a staggering £100million.
That's according to The Daily Telegraph, who claim Spurs will part company with Kane for £80m if a European club come calling.
Bruno Fernandes' wife has given United fans a scare by posting a snap of the midfielder wearing a protective boot to her Instagram story.
The story included a gif on the snap, which said: "Recharging."
- Chisanga Malata
Kane contract
Manchester United are set to try and lure Harry Kane to Old Trafford with a whopping contract.
SunSport's Neil Custis has revealed that Tottenham and England record scorer Kane is on £200,000 a week.
But United are ready to increase that by £100,000 for the England ace who turns 30 this summer.
Kane has bonuses on top of that which United will also give him as well as his increased wage package.
- Chisanga Malata
Ten Hag's troops labelled 'fragile'
Hot-and-cold Manchester United have been branded a fragile team by former Crystal Palace and Republic of Ireland ace Damien Deleany.
The Irishman told Off The Ball: I think they're a fragile team.
"They are a team as well that has suffered from their recruitment over a number of years, similar to Spurs.
"Not as bad as what Spurs are at all. But look, they're moving in the right direction.
"And the one thing you can say is, I agree with you, they have got the right man now.”
- Chisanga Malata
Bruno Fernandes blow
Bruno Fernandes' wife has sparked more injury fears for the Manchester United midfielder by posting a photo of the Portuguese with his right foot in a protective boot to Instagram.
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