There has been an air of mystery over Manchester United's transfer dealings this summer. The will they-won't they go for a third midfielder is complicated by Mason Mount's outstanding form in pre-season, which is tempered by his poor injury record. If United went with Mount and he stays fit, it could work quite well.
Newcastle CEO David Hopkinson says Kevin Keegan's legacy "demands" a physical tribute such as a statue or the naming of a stand after the club legend. Speaking from outside St James' Park, Hopkinson said he was "moved" by the number of fans who has turned out to mourn Keegan already. "Kevin's impact on this community is evident in the faces of everyone here," Hopkinson told BBC Newcastle.
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