Manchester United have officially submitted their squad list for the Premier League, as reported by SportVectru. This submission was required following the closure of the transfer window.

The club released the comprehensive list on their website before their Premier League clash with Southampton. The squad is divided into two categories: players over 21 and those under 21.

Manchester United’s summer signings, including Matthijs de Ligt, Noussair Mazraoui, Manuel Ugarte, Leny Yoro, and Joshua Zirkzee, are all featured on the squad.

Players Over 21:

• Altay Bayindir
• Amad
• Antony
• Casemiro
• Diogo Dalot
• Matthijs de Ligt
• Christian Eriksen
• Jonny Evans
• Bruno Fernandes
• Tom Heaton
• Victor Lindelof
• Harry Maguire
• Tyrell Malacia
• Lisandro Martinez
• Noussair Mazraoui
• Dermot Mee
• Mason Mount
• Andre Onana
• Marcus Rashford
• Luke Shaw
• Manuel Ugarte
• Joshua Zirkzee

Players Under 21:

• Sonny Aljofree*
• Harry Amass
• Daniel Armer
• James Bailey
• Zach Baumann
• Rhys Bennett*
• Gabriele Biancheri
• Cameron Byrne-Hughes*
• Toby Collyer
• Ruben Curley
• Jacob Devaney
• Ethan Ennis
• Jayce Fitzgerald
• Tyler Fletcher
• Jack Fletcher
• Tyler Fredricson
• Alejandro Garnacho
• Dan Gore
• Hubert Graczyk
• Elyh Harrison*
• Fred Heath
• Rasmus Hojlund
• Joe Hugill*
• Amir Ibragimov
• Louis Jackson
• Sekou Kaba
• Jaydan Kamason
• Jack Kingdon
• Sekou Kone
• Godwill Kukonki
• Shea Lacey
• Samuel Lusale
• Kobbie Mainoo
• Bendito Mantato
• Sam Mather
• Finley McAllister
• Albert Mills
• Ashton Missin
• Jack Moorhouse
• Reece Munro
• William Murdock
• Sam Murray
• Victor Musa
• Tom Myles*
• James Nolan*
• Habeeb Ogunneye
• James Overy
• Dante Plunkett
• James Scanlon
• Malachi Sharpe
• Jim Thwaites
• Radek Vitek*
• Ethan Wheatley
• Ethan Williams
• Charlie Wooster*
• Leny Yoro

(*Players marked with an asterisk are on loan.)

This roster highlights Manchester United’s blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talents, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.

Paris Saint-Germain’s Sporting Director, Luís Campos, has debunked claims that the club made a formal offer for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, despite widespread rumors.

In an interview with Sport Italia correspondent Tancredi Palmeri, Campos clarified that PSG never placed a bid for the Nigerian forward.

Osimhen had been linked with several top clubs during the 2024 summer transfer window, and PSG was rumored to be among the interested parties.

However, Campos refuted those reports, emphasizing that the French Ligue 1 side did not make a move for the Super Eagles star.

When asked about the alleged last-minute approach from Napoli just before the transfer deadline, Campos simply remarked, “That’s the market,” underscoring the unpredictable nature of transfer dealings.

Victor Osimhen, who was recently honored with the 2023 CAF Men’s Player of the Year award in Morocco, also praised his former coach, Emmanuel Amunike, for his guidance throughout his career. Despite being linked to PSG, Osimhen’s future took a different turn.

Ultimately, the Nigerian striker secured a season-long loan move to Turkish giants Galatasaray, with the club covering 70% of his annual salary. Osimhen has already joined his new team and is eager to make an impact in the Turkish Super Lig.

Campos’ revelation may come as a surprise to many, given the heavy speculation surrounding Osimhen’s potential transfer. However, it appears that PSG never made a serious attempt to sign the Nigerian star.

This development further highlights the often unpredictable and fluid nature of transfer negotiations. While the rumor mill pointed to a potential move to Paris, Osimhen is now looking forward to a fresh chapter in Turkey, where he hopes to leave a lasting impression with Galatasaray.

The highly anticipated Premier League hearing regarding Manchester City’s 115 alleged breaches of financial fair play (FFP) regulations is set to commence on Monday, September 16.

Manchester City is accused of violating financial rules over a nine-year period from 2009 to 2018, during which the club twice edged out Liverpool for the Premier League title—in the 2013/14 and 2017/18 seasons.

The club has denied all charges, with manager Pep Guardiola previously expressing confidence in City’s innocence. Now, as reported by Sky Sports, both the Premier League and City’s legal teams will present their cases to an independent panel when the hearing begins.

Given the extensive list of allegations, the hearing is expected to last at least two months. While there is hope that a resolution will be reached by the end of this year, some speculate that the final verdict may not be announced until 2025, allowing the independent commission time to thoroughly review the evidence.

Potential Charges and Consequences

Should Manchester City be found guilty, the club could face severe penalties, including a potential points deduction. In more extreme cases, there is even the possibility of expulsion from the Premier League, though this outcome is considered unlikely. Another point of contention is whether the club could be stripped of the titles it won during the alleged period of rule-breaking.

The charges focus on over 100 alleged violations of financial fair play rules during the nine-year period, as well as City’s failure to cooperate with the Premier League’s investigation, which extended from 2018 until February 2023.

If the independent commission rules against Manchester City, the club is expected to appeal the decision, potentially prolonging the process further.

As this high-stakes case unfolds, it’s clear that the road to a final verdict will be anything but straightforward. Football fans will need to stay tuned for further developments.