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The conversation around Benjamin Sesko at Old Trafford has turned into a proper summer saga

The chatter around Benjamin Sesko refusing to die down at Old Trafford. He’s been a long-term target, and with his clinical edge—five goals in 19 appearances this term—it’s easy to see why the scouting team remains so invested

The debate over Benjamin Sesko at Old Trafford is heating up again

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Teddy Sheringham reckons United could do a lot worse than bringing Roy Keane back to the dugout. It’s a bold shout, but with Carrick making such a bright start and Ineos keeping their cards close until the summer, the speculation is mounting

Teddy Sheringham reckons Roy Keane wouldn't be the worst shout for the Old Trafford hot seat, especially with Michael Carrick’s impressive start. It’s a bit of a throwback to the 2011 vibes when everyone was questioning the future

Teddy Sheringham reckons United could do a lot worse than bringing Roy Keane back into the fold. With Carrick finding his feet early and Ineos taking their time to weigh up the long-term options this summer, the rumour mill is spinning

Teddy Sheringham is backing Roy Keane to get a tune out of this lot, even if the dressing room looks split. Michael Carrick is making a decent case for himself with a steady start, but the real power play happens in June

Teddy Sheringham is backing Roy Keane to sort the dressing room out, while Michael Carrick is enjoying a quiet, steady start in the dugout. Everyone is waiting on the board for the big call