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Manchester United are considering a surprise move for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.

United have been offered the chance to open talks over Hojbjerg, who Tottenham are willing to sell before Friday’s transfer deadline.

Atletico Madrid had a bid of £30million accepted earlier in the summer for the 28-year-old but the move collapsed after a failure to agree personal terms.

The Danish international recently also turned down the chance to join the Saudi Pro-League despite being offered a highly lucrative salary package of £45million net of tax over the term of his contract.

Hojbjerg joined Spurs on a five-year deal for £15million from Southampton in 2020, when he became Jose Mourinho’s first summer signing, and has been a key senior player up until this season.

He has made two substitute appearances so far in the Premier League under new head coach Ange Postecoglou, who has preferred a pairing of Yves Bissouma and Pape Sarr.

It remains to be seen whet

Furious Nottingham Forest submit complaint over refereeing in Manchester United defeat

Club's owner Evangelos Marinakis fuming over the display of Stuart Attwell, ordering officials to submit complaint to referee body PGMOL.

Nottingham Forest have submitted an official complaint to referees’ body PGMOL after expressing their “anger” at the performance of Stuart Attwell and his officials in Saturday’s defeat by Manchester United.

Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis and head coach Steve Cooper are still furious in the aftermath of the club’s controversial 3-2 loss at Old Trafford.

Marinakis has instructed Forest officials to take their concerns to PGMOL chief Howard Webb after a number of poor decisions went against his team, with the Greek businessman now ready to take action over what he perceives are consistently poor standards.

Joe Worrall was sent off for a challenge on United captain Bruno Fernandes in the second half outside the area and Attwell had the decision backed b

I think while of course we are leaving reddit behind it's worth considering doing the same, I had similar feelings about his piece and how misleading it was and I think the mod team over at Reddit did a good job at summarizing it

Copy pasted so no one has to go there:

After discussing over the course of several days, your mod team has reached the conclusion that steps must be taken as it relates to the tier guide following certain extraordinary reporting last week.

As some of you may have aware, Jamie Jackson, last week, broke the news that "Manchester United delay Mason Greenwood decision to consult World Cup players". That article seemed to follow a brief from the club as similar articles followed from BBC, [Telegraph](https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2023/08/11/mason-greenwood-manchester-united-womens-

One of the US-based investment firms offering fresh investment at Manchester United earlier this year is now eyeing a potential deal at Chelsea.

Ares Management is believed to be in talks about offering investment at Stamford Bridge, with the Todd Boehly-led consortium open to receiving a capital injection.