Januzaj: I want to be Manchester United's best player

The 18-year-old only made his first-team debut at the start of the current campaign but has gone on to make 17 appearances in the Premier League, cementing his status as a key member of David Moyes' squad in the process.

After such an impressive start to his United career, Januzaj insists he wants to become the club's most important player.

"I am quite pleased with my year, I have done a lot of work and have been integrating into the first team," he told the club's official website.

United Chooses USA for Pre-season Tour

  

Manchester United legend Bryan Robson is joining the next leg of the Reds’ worldwide Trophy Tour, delivered by DHL, as it visits the USA this month.
On Tuesday, United announced that this summer's pre-season tour will be in the States, with full details of the destinations and dates to follow.
But before then, fans in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and New York can meet ex-Reds skipper Robson and have their photo taken with the Barclays Premier League trophy.
And in all four cities, the club will be displaying items of historic United memorabilia from Old Trafford in the tour’s travelling museum. Bulova is the associate partner on this leg.
Here are the details of where you can see the silverware and meet Robson:

Giggs: Mata can be great

 

During his days at Valencia, Mata expressed his admiration for Giggs and the feeling is clearly mutual after the latter saw the Spaniard's skills in training for the first time.
In an exclusive interview with MUTV, United's no.11 was asked if the Reds' record signing could become one of the club's all-time greats. "I think he could be," replied Giggs. "He's obviously got the talent.
"I don't want to put too much pressure on him but I don't see why not. I think that coming here will help him with regards to playing for Spain as well, if he is playing week in and week out [for us]. Spain have got a great side so if we have a regular Spanish player within Manchester United, it will be great because they are such a good team at the moment.
"The players are just like the fans," Giggs continued. "When they see a quality player come through the door, it gives them that excitement and you feel it around training. It gives everybody a lift.
"He has fitted in well. Obviously, we've played against him for the last three years and know the quality he has got. He's fitted in straight away and speaks really good English - better English than most of the lads!"

Anderson sets record straight

Manchester United midfielder Anderson wishes to make it clear he has not said that "lots of players" want to leave the club.

The Brazilian was quoted in today's newspapers after speaking at a press conference to mark his arrival at loan club Fiorentina in Italy. But Anderson was talking only about his own situation and not about his Old Trafford team-mates when he said: "Sometimes a footballer wants to leave just to experience a different way to play football and to learn something as well."
Anderson posted a message on his own Instagram page and asked ManUtd.com to help convey this to United supporters around the world.
The post read: "I'm shocked and surprised [by] a supposed interview that never existed. I never gave any interview [and did not] say bad things about a club that I love, a club where I [grew] up and that gave me so much. I'm like [a] fan [of the] club, [I] love the club."