Man Utd Morning Round-Up, Saturday 7th November 2026: Glazers' Revenue Claims Branded 'Garbage' as Focus Turns to Villa

Paul Robinson has hit out at a reported statement from the Glazers, calling it 'garbage' after they claimed Manchester United's revenues weren't affected by results on the pitch (BBC Sport).

On the transfer front, Sky Sports' round-up of Saturday's papers suggests United have been handed a boost in their pursuit of Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde (Sky Sports).

Attention now turns to Sunday's Premier League clash with Aston Villa, with Michael Carrick looking to guide United to back-to-back wins (Manchester Evening News). The Manchester Evening News has outlined three changes Carrick could make for the game (Manchester Evening News), though his task is complicated by news that ten players are set to miss the match through injury (Manchester Evening News). The same outlet's United Notebook also touches on Carrick's future being under scrutiny, along with a Lacey decision and fears over a potential UEFA fine, despite United returning to winning form with victory over Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday (Manchester Evening News).

Away from the current squad, BBC Sport has a nostalgic look back at Southend United's famous giant-killing win over Manchester United, as those involved reflect twenty years on from the result (BBC Sport).

Looking ahead, all eyes will be on Old Trafford on Sunday as Carrick's side take on Aston Villa in the Premier League, with the squad already thinned out by injuries and the game arriving just before the international break (Manchester Evening News) (Manchester Evening News).

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