Man Utd 'decide' on January priority as Paul Ince calls out struggling star

Manchester United have picked up some much-needed confidence with back-to-back Premier League wins, making easy work of Everton over the weekend. Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial added to a goal of the season contender from Alejandro Garnacho to pick up all three points.

The Red Devils are slowly gathering momentum, but they now face a very tricky run of fixtures that might just show us where the ceiling to this team lies, starting with a must-win Champions League clash with Galatasaray. In the meantime, we have rounded up all the latest news and transfer rumours surrounding Old Trafford.

Guehi interest

United are said to be interested in a move for Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi. The England international was linked with a number of clubs during the summer, but he wound up staying put. The Red Devils need more cover at centre-back, as has been shown by recent injuries.

Football Insider claim United are 'prioritising' a move for Guehi in the January transfer window. though it is likely they will have to pay big money given Guehi is already an England regular at 23 years of age.

Ince on Fernandes

Former United man Paul Ince has questioned Bruno Fernandes being captain at Old Trafford during an appearance on TalkSPORT. “No I don’t think [he’d like Fernandes to be his captain]. Listen, captains are completely different nowadays when you talk about the Bryan Robsons and Roy Keanes of this world. Proper leaders. Beckham was a leader by the way he played, he wasn’t very talkative,” Ince said.

“I don’t know what I see in Fernandes in as is he a leader by the way he plays. I feel at the moment he’s not playing to the best of his ability. As a leader, you do it by organisation. My main thing as a captain was if I’m not playing well, make sure the people around you are playing well. It shows how bad you’re playing. That’s your purpose as a captain, look around you and get others playing well. I look at Fernandes and it’s all about him and I think if he’s not playing well, then, you can see it in his body language.”