Man Utd manager Erik ten Hag has a reputation for his work on the training ground and he’s already making an impact with some players. Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial played an important role off the bench for United in Cyprus. The last time Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial were on the scoresheet in the same game before Thursday night Manchester United ended up hitting nine, thrashing a bedraggled Southampton at an empty Old Trafford in February 2021.
According to ESPN, Manchester United have no intention of selling Marcus Rashford in this window, as they plan on offering the forward a new contract. The Red Devils value the 24-year-old at a staggering £120 million, which could be designed to ward off PSG’s reported interest. Manchester United have no plans to part ways with Marcus Rashford, despite the forward enduring a difficult period at the club. The England international has been in a bad run of form, beginning at the start of last season.
He still hasn’t hit the required sharpness following struggles with fitness issues. However, many believe the club’s overall form has affected the forward, as he ended the previous campaign with four goals and two assists in 25 league games. Speculation has been rife about his future since the end of the season, with many clubs reportedly showing an interest in signing the forward. However, so far, Manchester United have not hinted at accepting any bids for the 24-year-old, and that stance is about to continue. Continue reading ” FABIO DA SILVA SAYS UNITED SHOULD NOT SELL HIGHLY-RATED FORWARD AMID RUMORS”
Nantes fullback Fabio da Silva has revealed his biggest regret at Manchester United as he also talked about playing under Sir Alex Ferguson for several years. Fabio da Silva joined Manchester United from Brazilian club Fluminense alongside twin brother Rafael da Silva in 2008 at the age of 17. He spent six years at Manchester United before leaving permanently to join Welsh club Cardiff City.
On his biggest Manchester United regret, Fabio da Silva told Talk of the Devilsin an exclusive interview that he should have been more focused and determined during his time at Old Trafford. Continue reading “FABIO SPEAKS ON BIGGEST UNITED REGRET”
Fabio da Silva began his career at Fluminense in his native Brazil alongside twin brother Rafael da Silva. They both signed for Manchester United at the same time. A deal to sign the da Silva brothers was agreed between Fluminense and Manchester United in February 2007. However, they didn’t join the Red Devils until the start of the next year.
Rafael da Silva was more established than Fabio da Silva at Manchester United on the back of them being able to play for the first team after turning 18 in the summer of 2008. Fabio was loaned to London team Queens Park Rangers (QPR) during the 2012/13 season after failing to establish himself in the Manchester United first team. Continue reading “FABIO: FOOTBALL CAREER IN SUMMARY”
Brazilian fullback Fabio da Silva spent the 2012/13 season on loan at London team Queens Park Rangers (QPR) while he was still a Manchester United. It was his first time away from the Red Devils having spent some years at Old Trafford on the back of his move from Fluminensein his native Brazil. Fabio da Silva signed his first professional contract at Manchester United.
After one year at QPR, Fabio returned to Manchester United, but he hardly got playing time under new manager David Moyes. He made just three appearances under Moyes before being sold to Welsh club Cardiff City. His last Manchester United appearance came during the home defeat to Welsh team Swansea City in the FA Cup third round in January 2014. Fabio da Silva came on for the injured Rio Ferdinand on 75 minutes before he was sent off three minutes later for a foul on Jose Canas with the scores at 1-1. Swansea City then scored on the stroke of full-time to ensure that Manchester United exited the FA Cup at the third round stage for the second time in 28 attempts.
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Fabio da Silva started his Brazilian national team career at the Under-17 level and he went on to captain the team to the 2007 FIFA u-17 World Cup tournament in South Korea. Fabio da Silva was thehighest scorer at the tournament in South Korea for the Brazilian team with three goals.
Brazil started their campaign in South Korea with the Group B clash with New Zealand. Fabio da Silva was one of the scorers as Brazil hit New Zealand for seven without any reply from them. He scored the fourth goal of the game five minutes into the second half.The Brazilians then thumped North Korea 6-1 with Fabio getting two of the goals. The ex-Fluminense of Brazil player scored the opener and the third goal as he led his country to a second successive big win in the group. For their final group game, Brazil came unstuck against the English team as they were beaten 2-1 despite taking the lead through Tales on 19 minutes. Henri Lansbury and Jordan Spence scored the final minute of the first half and second half respectively to win the game.
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Brazilian defender Fabio da Silva won two trophies during his time as a Manchester United player. Fabio was in the Manchester United squad that won the Community Shield in 2010. He was given a start as Manchester United beat Chelsea 3-1 to win the Community Shield.
Fabio da Silva was on the pitch for 72 minutes of that Community Shield clash with the Blues before Chris Smalling took his place. Antonio Valencia, Javier Hernandez and DmitarBerbatov were on target for the Red Devils, while Salomon Kalou scored the lone goal for Chelsea. Continue reading “FABIO: UNITED MAJOR HONOURS UNVEILED”
Nantes fullback Fabio da Silva has revealed how he dealt with the double tragedy suffered in an exclusive interview with Wales Online. The double tragedy suffered by Fabio da Silva was feltworldwide. His former club, Cardiff City suffered two big losses with the deaths of striker Emiliano Sala and midfielder Peter Whittingham in the space of 18 months.
Argentine attacker Sala was at the peak of his career when he moved to Cardiff City from Nantes in a £15m deal. He lost his life after his plane crashed while on the way to Cardiff to complete his transfer. For Whittingham, the midfielder became a proper Cardiff City legend before he died last year.
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Nantes fullback Fabio da Silva has revealed how Cristiano Ronaldo helped him settle into first team duties at Manchester United. Fabio da Silva and the Juventus forward were teammates at the Theatre of Dreams before he moved to Real Madrid in a then world-record transfer in 2009. Madrid paid £80m to sign the Portuguese player from English football.
Fabio da Silva talked about Ronaldo in a chat with ESPN. According to him, Ronaldo was a big help to him and his twin brother, Rafael da Silva. He spoke Portuguese and that helped the two Brazilian players as they were able to communicate with the five-time Ballon d’Or winner. Fabio also said the Juventus talisman gave them nonstop advice on and off the pitch to help them settle into their new surroundings.
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Nantes fullback Fabio da Silva has revealed his biggest career regret in an exclusive interview with Talk To The Devils. According to him, his biggest career regret was at Manchester United.
Fabio da Silva regretted that he should have been more determined and focused when he was at the Theatre of Dreams. The Brazilian fullback didn’t take his United career and he paid dearly for it. His twin brother, Rafael da Silva had a longer career at Old Trafford and also played more minutes despite the fact that he can only play as a right-back unlike Fabio who can feature either as a left-back or as a right-back.
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