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Former Liverpool midfielder Gary McAllister has warned Curtis Jones that leaving the Reds could be a step backward in his career, even if it means getting more playing time พนันบอล elsewhere. The 25-year-old midfielder has recently been linked with a potential move away from Anfield, with Inter Milan reportedly interested in signing him during the upcoming summer transfer window.

McAllister pointed out that Jones is no longer a young prospect and already has valuable experience at the top level. He also noted that players who come through Liverpool’s academy often feel a strong connection to the club and rarely want to leave, given that Liverpool remains one of the biggest teams in world football.

Manchester United are set to travel to face Burnley on January 7, with Darren Fletcher taking charge of the team for the first time as interim head coach following the สูตรแทงบอล dismissal of Ruben Amorim. Fletcher has declined to reveal whether he will stick with Amorim’s preferred three-man central defence or switch to a back four.

“I can’t say yet. We can’t reveal that,” Fletcher told reporters at his pre-match press conference.

Fletcher has previous experience working within Manchester United’s youth setup, where a back-four system focused on player development is commonly used. He admitted that this is a system he is familiar with, but insisted he does not want to show his hand ahead of the trip to Turf Moor.

Despite maintaining a good relationship with the former Portuguese manager, Fletcher stressed that the team’s current playing approach is entirely his decision and that there is no need to seek advice from Amorim.

“I’ve tried to contact him but haven’t received a response yet, which is understandable as he probably has a lot on his mind,” Fletcher added.

Marcus Rashford was thrilled with both his display and Barcelona’s collective performance after ufabnb laying on two assists in a 4–2 La Liga win away to Celta Vigo on Sunday. The England forward singled out his whipped cross for Robert Lewandowski’s close-range finish as “probably my best assist since I arrived at Camp Nou.”

Operating from the left, Rashford’s movement and decision-making repeatedly unsettled the hosts, with the highlight a feint and rapid delivery to the six-yard box for Lewandowski to crash in. “I feel great,” Rashford said with a grin. “That first assist today might be my best one here.”

Rashford added that the team’s belief stems from the attacking-and-defensive discipline demanded by Hansi Flick. “I’m performing well and I’m happy at Barça. We have to stick to the plan the coach wants,” he noted, pointing to a much-improved second half as a clear sign of collective growth: “We were tighter, more organized, and we won to show our best level.”

The victory underlined Barça’s positive attacking trajectory and the growing fluency between wide forwards and the No.9—most notably Rashford’s interplay with Lewandowski—while sustained combinations helped the midfield step up and press.