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With one sweep of his ominous left boot, Erling Haaland notched up the 34th Premier League goal of his debut season, which just so happened to be his 50th for Manchester City across all competitions this term. Haaland had already surpassed the record tally of 32 goals previously set by Mohamed Salah (2017/18) in a 38-game Premier League season with his stoppage-time swipe against Arsenal in midweek. The flaxen-haired Norwegian needed less than three minutes to rifle a low penalty past Fulham's Bernd Leno in Manchester City's next match on Sunday afternoon. Figures had already been hastily scrawled over by Haaland before he even officially joined Manchester City last summer. While completing his medical as part of a £51m transfer from Borussia Dortmund, the 22-year-old was measured at a height of 195.2m. “Oh wow, I’ve grown,” Haaland gasped while reclining on a bed in the treatment room, “almost one centimetre!” Andrew Cole (although, he was known as Andy at the time) and Alan S

90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Prospective Manchester United owner Sheikh Jassim will launch a move for Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar if he is successful in his attempts to buy the Red Devils. (Sun) That may not be the only business between Man Utd and PSG as the Parisians are prepared to accept bids of between £50m and £60m for right-back Achraf Hakimi , who is also on Chelsea 's radar. (Football Insider) Man Utd could bid farewell to centre-back Harry Maguire this summer, with the England international wary of the impact staying at Old Trafford could have on his hopes of featuring at Euro 2024. (Daily Mail) Liverpool have reignited contact with the representatives of Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham with a view to signing him in 2024. ( Football Insider) Bellingham wants to join Real Madrid this summer but Los Blancos are yet to commit to paying his asking price. (AS) Another Liverpool t

Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al-Thani has made a world- record bid to buy Manchester United from the Glazer family, 90min understands. The deadline for final bids to take over or invest in the club passed at 10pm BST on Friday night. Sheikh Jassim is up against stiff com Pet ition from Sir Jim Ratcliffe in order to take a controlling stake in Man Utd. Sources have informed 90min that Sheikh Jassim's final bid clears the current £5bn record to take over a Sports team or franchise, but is still short of the £6bn the Glazers are believed to be looking for. READ THE LATEST MAN UTD NEWS HERE feed Sheikh Jassim, a lifelong Man Utd fan, submitted his bid via the Nine Two Foundation - a nod to the club's famous class of '92. Their bid is believed to be higher than that of Ratcliffe's final offer - which has also now been submitted - but the Qatari wants to buy the club outright, while the Englishman is happy to bring in other investors and maybe even keep the Glazers on board.

David Moyes has accused VAR of disrespecting West Ham after his team were denied a late penalty in his team's eventual 2-1 defeat to Liverpool at London Stadium. The Hammers boss confronted Chris Kavanagh on the pitch at full-time after the referee decided not to award a penalty when Thiago's arm made contact with the ball in the box. Moyes was adamant that the VAR official, Neil Swarbrick, should have at least advised Kavanagh to review the incident on the pitchside monitor. "The hardest thing to take is the disrespect from VAR, that VAR wouldn't have at least said to the referee that this might be worth having a look," Moyes said in a post-match interview. "VAR, for me, showed no respect whatsoever to us." Liverpool came from behind to win the game, with Joel Matip scoring the decisive goal from a corner in the second half. Current Premier League table, top scorers & upcoming fixtures manual "I've [had] a chance to see it since,"

For much of Daniel Levy's tenure as Tottenham chairman, he oversaw a lot of undeniable and tangible progress. Spurs were mid-table fodder when ENIC took control of the club in 2001. Since then, they've elevated the club to consistent European contenders (despite a lack of silverware) and have invested in state-of-the-art facilities. But when they viewed the time had come to turn from nearly-men to winners, they took the club backwards again. And again. And again. Here are Levy and the Spurs board's greatest blunders since their peak of reaching the 2019 UEFA Champions League final. 1. Too little, too late in the transfer market Ndombele even scored a worldie on his debut / Marc Atkins/GettyImages This one's a bit of a prelude to this whole debacle, but it still runs true. From 2018 to 2019, Tottenham went nearly 18 months without making a signing. Not one. Zilch. Nada. The board bemoaned that conducting transfer activity was hard. Spurs spent the 2018/19 season running

Ryan Mason's last tweet before temporarily replacing Antonio Conte's temporary replacement read: "Well done lads." Tottenham's latest acting head coach was praising the Premier League Cup won by the club's under-17s rather than anything the senior side has turned out in recent weeks. Mason acted as Cristian Stellini's assistant for each of the four matches that Conte's former right-hand man oversaw after the divisive Italian ranted himself out of the role in March. After meekly watching Tottenham unravel in a destructive opening 21 minutes against Newcastle last Sunday, Mason will be tasked with guiding a team stripped of all confidence through the final six games of the campaign - if he can last that long. Mason has experience of helming a rocky ship after taking over at the end of Jose Mourinho's toxic tenure at Tottenham two years ago. Here's how the former midfielder fared under similar circumstances in April 2021. 21/04/21 - Tottenham 2-1

Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal were among the clubs in attendance for Sunday's Eredivisie clash between PSV Eindhoven and Ajax to scout Ibrahim Sangare and Jurrien Timber, 90min understands. PSV and Ajax faced off at Philips Stadion as the home side earned a comfortable 3-0 win thanks to a brace from Luuk de Jong and a spot kick from Xavi Simons. Sources have confirmed to 90min the thrilling contest was enjoyed by plenty of Premier League scout s. Man Utd, Liverpool, Man City, Arsenal , Newcastle United, West Ham, Brentford, Brighton, Wolves and Leeds United all sent representatives to watch a number of highly-rated players. One such player is Ibrahim Sangare, who 90min revealed is keen to test himself in the Premier League . The defensive midfielder's contract - signed last summer - has a release clause of €37m and his representatives have alerted the likes of West Ham, Arsenal and Tottenham to his availability during the upcoming transfer window. Singare's

Manchester City star Bernardo Silva has revealed he expects his side to knock Real Madrid out of the UEFA Champions League . The English champions are through to the semi-finals for a third successive season after eliminating Bayern Munich in the last eight, drawing 1-1 at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday night to seal a 4-1 aggregate victory. Awaiting Man City are holders Real Madrid in a rematch of last year's semi-final. Pep Guardiola's men prevailed 4-3 at the Etihad Stadium, and had led 1-0 in the return leg at the Santiago Bernabeu. However, Rodrygo scored twice in stoppage time to level the aggregate scores, and Karim Benzema's penalty sent Los Blancos to the final to face Liverpool. Read the latest Champions League news here feed It continued Man City's long run of unlikely European failures, but when speaking to BT Sport on Wednesday, Silva was asked whether his side could exact revenge on Real Madrid. "Hopefully yes! We will go for it definitely. We alway