Ex Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp blasts Jadon Sancho departure from Man United as Casemiro turns down transfer move

Manchester United is still discussing potential departures, while a few clubs in Europe have a lengthier period to finalise their signings before their transfer windows close. Erik ten Hag has already secured five significant deals.

The players of Manchester United have recently returned from international duty and are eager to recompose after their initial three games were marked by consecutive losses, the most recent of which was a 3-0 loss at home to Liverpool.

After a series of remarkable acquisitions, such as young defender Leny Yoro, Dutch centre-back Matthijs de Ligt, PSG midfielder Manuel Ugarte, and forward Joshua Zirkzee, certain fans remain optimistic about the team’s chances of success this season. However, the new players still require time to adjust to their new surroundings.

There is ongoing speculation regarding potential departures from Old Trafford, as several clubs in Europe are currently experiencing extended periods of time before their transfer windows conclude.

Mirror Football has compiled the most recent news and developments regarding Old Trafford, including transfer reactions, rumours, and hearsay.

Klopp critiques United regarding Sancho’s departure.
Jurgen Klopp, the former manager of Liverpool, is accustomed to engaging in a head-to-head battle with Manchester United after nine years of orchestrating their demise in the Premier League. However, it seems that he is not yet finished with the enmity after he made a subtle dig at their decision to release Jadon Sancho.

The £73m England winger was loaned to Chelsea on deadline day with an obligation to purchase, following weeks of speculation. The player had been unable to secure regular first-team football.

Nevertheless, Klopp, who departed Liverpool in the summer and is presently without a club, is unable to comprehend the quick abandonment of him by United and Ten Hag.

“The manager must be the one who stands behind the player if the entire world loses trust and faith in him,” he stated prior to Sancho’s deadline-day transfer. “I cannot just buy into that ‘he’s useless,’ like other clubs did by the way – buying a player for £80 million and then sending him out on loan!”

The Galatasaray-Casemiro agreement has encountered an obstacle.
Casemiro has been the subject of scrutiny this season after his performances were criticised in the club’s losses to Liverpool and Brighton.

The Times reports that Galatasaray is purportedly considering a deal, and there has been speculation that the Brazilian could be transferred to Turkey, as the country’s window remains open until September 13.

However, a further report from the Turkish outlet Turkiye Gazetesi has stated that Galatasaray consented to loan the player. The player subsequently rejected their advances, stating that he is determined to compete for his position at United.

Adrien Rabiot, a France midfielder, is currently seeking a new club after departing Juventus as a free agent. This may come as a surprise, given his exceptional quality and pedigree. United is reportedly in the running to sign him.

Nevertheless, Newcastle, Galatasaray, and United are among the clubs that are “in the mix” to acquire the Frenchman, as reported by TEAMtalk. Clubs are permitted to sign free transfers at any time; however, they must be registered prior to the Premier League’s resumption on September 13. This is contingent upon the availability of space in their squad lists.

The circumstance for Rabiot was “embarrassing” for France’s manager, Didier Deschamps, this week. He stated that he could not recall him to the squad until he found a new team.