Under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the axis of Scott McTominay and Fred was used nine times out of 10, which alienated Donny van de Beek from the team and caused him ...
The two combine extremely well and have forged a fantastic relationship in a matter of months. His spatial awareness and reading of the game is second-to-none, which is why Ten Hag is seeing his side dominate possession and dictate the tempo of the game on a more regular basis. Another incredibly intelligent player, the Denmark international has chipped in with five assists, which is taking the pressure of Bruno Fernandes as the only midfield creator in the team. But with the two new arrivals of Casemiro and Eriksen, Manchester United’s fans have seen their fortunes changes. As every Manchester United fan will know, their midfield has been deprived of quality and reliability for the best part of a decade. Against Nottingham Forest, in the club’s first game back since the World Cup, Casemiro was the standout player and received non-stop adulation throughout.
Ronaldo's controversial two-part interview with Piers Morgan led to the termination of his contract with immediate effect after he criticised manager Erik ten ...
“You can see that he came back pretty confident. “The atmosphere is good. “The football goes on. GO DEEPER [World Cup](https://theathletic.com/football/world-cup/), the last guys are coming back and everyone is coming together. [Nottingham Forest](https://theathletic.com/football/team/nottingham-forest/) on Tuesday with [Marcus Rashford](https://theathletic.com/football/player/marcus-rashford-xgQlXcNj79jwXiD4/) and [Anthony Martial](https://theathletic.com/football/player/anthony-martial-OGGk7EEQ2Ec3MI6H/) — two players who have been tasked with filling the void left by Ronaldo — among the scorers.
Christian Eriksen believes Manchester United are already moving on from the "sad" departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.
“You can see that he came back pretty confident. “The atmosphere is good. “You feel that in the stadium and you feel that with him and it is a nice thing and I hope he keeps it going. “The football goes on. “I let him continue that, he is looking sharp and confident and you can feel that when he is going forward. “The atmosphere is good, we have a lot of people coming back from the World Cup, the last guys are coming back and everyone is coming together.
Christian Eriksen insists football quickly moves on as Manchester United began life in the Premier League after Cristiano Ronaldo with a 3-0 win over ...
CHRISTIAN ERIKSEN says Marcus Rashford's blistering form is helping the Manchester United squad move on from Cristiano Ronaldo.The Red Devils had no.
We saw that coming and lucky it went a lot better in the game than it did in training. “It is nice playing next to him. It is a nice thing and I hope he keeps it going.” It is always different with opposition. “But the football goes on. “You feel that in the group, you feel that the system is working which is something you have to believe in and I think we are doing that. He gets you that extra space, if you lose the ball he will get it back and he is very good on the ball as well." “The atmosphere is good, we have a lot of people coming back from the World Cup, the last guys are coming back and everyone is coming together. “It helps winning games and also before we went away for the World Cup we had a few good games and good wins and it makes it easier to come back and start like this.” Eriksen said: “We are in a good place, the start of the season is very different compared to now, the football is different now to the beginning. “You feel that in the stadium, and you feel that with him. [Eriksen](https://www.the-sun.com/who/christian-eriksen/) says [United](https://www.the-sun.com/sport/football/team/278/manchester-united/) are trying to put [Ronaldo’s exit](https://www.the-sun.com/sport/6740930/man-utd-terminate-cristiano-ronaldo-contract/) firmly in the past – and Rashford is helping them to do that.
United won their first Premier League game since ripping up Ronaldo's contract over his explosive interview with Piers Morgan when they beat Nottingham ...
You feel that in the stadium, and you feel that with him. We saw that coming and luckily it went a lot better than it did in training! It's always different with opposition and the pitch wasn't as wet, but it came off perfectly. It took a bit of getting into it, but I think that game showed we didn't lose anything.' 'It was the first Premier League game after the World Cup, so obviously it was important to get going again. 'You feel that in the group.
Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen was sad to see Cristiano Ronaldo exit Old Trafford.But the 30-year-old has insisted that the Red Devils.
“The atmosphere is good. “From where the club were to where we are now, the aim is to focus on every competition and see where we are in the end. [he is eyeing up silverware](https://talksport.com/football/1286324/christian-eriksen-manchester-united-denmark-world-cup/) to end United’s wait for a first trophy since 2017. “The atmosphere is good, we have a lot of people coming back from the World Cup, the last guys are coming back and everyone is coming together. [Eriksen](https://talksport.com/who/christian-eriksen/), who provided the assist for Marcus Rashford’s stunner in the victory, commented on the [Al Nassr target’s](https://talksport.com/football/1286645/cristiano-ronaldo-al-nassr-medical-manchester-united-free-transfer/) legacy at United following the match. [contract terminated at the Theatre of Dreams](https://talksport.com/football/1253876/cristiano-ronaldo-man-united-statement-piers-morgan-interview-free-agent/) last month by mutual consent as a result of his bombshell interview with Piers Morgan.
Christian Eriksen insists football quickly moves on as Manchester United began life in the Premier League after Cristiano Ronaldo with a 3-0 win over ...
Marcus Rashford is a completely different beast since the World Cup according to one of his Man Utd teammates.
“I let him continue that, he is looking sharp and confident and you can feel that when he is going forward. “You can see that he came back pretty confident. He has scored double that tally already this season, including a goal in each of his two games since returning from the World Cup with England.
Ronaldo's second stint at the club ended during the World Cup break after his interview in which he lashed out at the manager Erik Ten Hag and club owners.
“You can see that he came back pretty confident. We request you to support our award-winning journalism by making a financial contribution towards the Scroll Ground Reporting Fund. It is a nice thing and I hope he keeps it going. “He played very well. “The football goes on,” said Eriksen. “You feel that in the stadium and you feel that with him.
Christian Eriksen has admitted he is "sad" Cristiano Ronaldo is no longer part of the squad at Manchester United but insisted it's time to move on.
"The atmosphere is good," Eriksen said. "We are in a good place," Eriksen added. "We are sad that Ronaldo is not part of it," Eriksen said.