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Premier League: Odion Ighalo likely to stay with Manchester United, Obafemi Martins to join Shanghai Shenhua

Nigerian striker Obafemi Martins is on the verge of a return to Shanghai Shenhua, Chinese media have reported, increasing the likelihood Odion Ighalo will make his stay at Manchester United a permanent one this summer.

FA Cup: Manchester United ease past Wayne Rooney's Derby County to progress into quarter-finals

Premier League: Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says match at Everton won't be a repeat of last season's 4-0 defeat

Solskjaer described the defeat at Goodison Park in April last year as his “lowest point” as United manager and revealed it was the moment he decided to rebuild the squad

Premier League: Manchester United's Odion Ighalo could feature against Chelsea, says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Manchester United’s on-loan forward Odion Ighalo could make his debut against Chelsea on Monday, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said.

Premier League: Odion Ighalo told to stay away from Manchester United's training over coronavirus fears, say British media reports

Manchester United striker Odion Ighalo has yet to set foot in the club’s training ground since joining on loan from Shanghai Shenhua after being told to stay away due to concerns over the coronavirus, British media reported.

Premier League: Manchester United bring in Odion Ighalo from Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua but top clubs stay put

Manchester United made a surprise late addition to their squad on deadline day by bringing in 30-year-old Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo on loan from Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua until the end of the season.

Premier League: Watford fire manager Javi Gracia, re-appoints Quique Sánchez Flores for second spell as manager

In his previous stint with the club, Sánchez Flores could take Watford only to the FA Cup semifinals and a 13th-place finish in the league

Dalian Yifang coach Rafael Benitez beware as Chinese Super League clubs go on trademark sacking spree

Rafael Benitez's arrival grabbed the headlines but Chinese Super League teams have sent the managerial merry-go-round into hyperspeed with five of the 16 clubs making changes in one month.

Italy's Stephan El Shaarawy leaves AS Roma for Chinese Super League's Shanghai Shenhua

Terms of the deal between Stephan El Shaarawy and Shanghai Shenhua were not disclosed but reported to be worth 20 million euros with salary of 15-16 million euros a year for the Italian.

Former Watford manager Quique Sanchez Flores named head coach of Chinese Super League side Shanghai Shenhua

Quique Sanchez Flores will bring a five-strong backroom team to Shanghai Shenhua, including assistant coaches Antonio Diaz and Dean Austin.