Valencia Still Want Saha

Valencia remain keen on Manchester United striker Louis Saha.

The People says the injury jinxed Old Trafford striker has been told he does not feature in Sir Alex Ferguson's plans and is looking to move, with the Spanish club set to make an £8million bid.

Carrick explains the Music

Manchester United and England midfielder Michael Carrick - who himself has moonlighted as a roadie recently - has revealed which bands and artists he and his team-mates play in their dressing room before playing matches.

Writing a column in tomorrow's (August 13) issue of NME, Carrick also revealed the musical tastes of Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Vidic: We are Ready

Nemanja Vidic believes Manchester United are ready to hit the ground running after lifting the Community Shield.

The Premier League champions kick off their title defence against Newcastle United at Old Trafford on Sunday and the Serbia defender wants a better start than last season when they had to settle for an opening day draw with Reading.

Hargreaves: We'll get Better

OWEN Hargreaves has sent out an eve-of-season warning to Manchester United's domestic and European rivals: We can get even better.

Hargreaves is not saying United will win more, but the England international has made it clear the Red Devils will not relinquish their Champions League and Premier League crowns without a fight.

Neville: Rio for Captaincy

Manchester United's Gary Neville believes team-mate Rio Ferdinand deserves to be named captain of England.

"I would be delighted for Rio if he was made England captain," said Neville. "Obviously I hope it's Rio as he is a team-mate of mine and it would be great for the club.

"He is certainly the best defender in the club at the moment and it would be well deserved.

Fergie Praises Tevez

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is expecting 'big things' from Carlos Tevez in his second season at Old Trafford. The Old Trafford chief is confident that Tevez can enjoy an even more productive year after improving his fitness levels.

Vidic back Old Boys

Manchester United's old guard continue to set the example for the rest of the squad, claims Nemanja Vidic.

"I hope the Community Shield won't be the last trophy we win this season," said Vidic.

"We've worked hard in pre-season and I've seen the hunger in the players' eyes. We are ready to win more trophies because there exists a winning mentality at United.

Rio set for England Captaincy

Rio Ferdinand is set to be named as the England captain for the 2010 World Cup campaign, reports The Mirror.

England coach Fabio Capello has narrowed his selection process for a long-term skipper down to two players - Ferdinand and his centre-back partner John Terry.

Capello has reportedly told friends Ferdinand has been excellent.

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