Antoine Semenyo's £65m release clause has put A LOT of clubs on notice ahead of the January transfer window, and Manchester United have been interested in him - heavily - already this year.

Scott discusses the possibility of United going back in for the Bournemouth attacker in 2026, and runs through all the key conversation points - can United afford him? Should they be pursuing a player like this when they need a midfielder? Where in the world would he play? Is the left wing back conversation ridiculous?

Listen in for a balanced take on why this may be something worth exploring and why you might need to look at the big picture and United's long-term goals to understand the thinking behind any potential move for one of the Premier League's best players this season.

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Is Carlos Baleba and Elliot Anderson a perfect midfield pairing for Man Utd and is it possible BOTH players are signed in 2026?

Scott Saunders discusses the possibility of Manchester United signing the players next summer, how much they could cost as a total outlay and why these two players specifically might tick all the boxes for an archetypal Ruben Amorim midfield in the Premier League.

There's also talk on if United could even sign a THIRD midfielder amid links to Joao Gomes and other players, and Scott also ponders what will happen to the four midfield options currently on United's books - with no certainty over Bruno Fernandes, Casemiro, Mainoo or Ugarte at present.

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Scott Saunders discusses some of the players linked to Manchester United over the course of the last week, with speculation continuing over midfield options the club could sign to help Ruben Amorim plug the holes in his team.

There's a deeper look at Joao Gomes from Wolves and why he may be a great market opportunity, while there's also more talk on Conor Gallagher - who Scott discusses the benefits of on a short term loan if it's doable in January. There's also talk on the Karim Adeyemi links and Joshua Zirkzee likely staying at United in January.

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Scott Saunders assesses Ruben Amorim's first year in charge of Manchester United, one year on to the day that he arrived at the club.

There's analysis so far on the system, its weaknesses, the progress made in a year, the poor form last season and why he's still in a job...despite the low win percentage and 15th placed finish, and what could and should come next.

Even while patience is required, there's acknowledgement too of the ongoing problems the club face in a balanced assessment of the progress so far.

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Adam Joseph rejoins the TPL podcast for a breakdown with Scott Saunders on Man Utd's improvement over the last month, the wild ride that is following United game to game, and looking ahead to a run after the international break which is a huge opportunity for Ruben Amorim's side.

The guys talk about social media warping the reality of United's situation, player criticism which doesn't help anyone, and how a few wins has bought the manager more patience. Also thrown in for some good measure are what the guys would like to see in the January transfer window!

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Scott Saunders reacts to Manchester United's frustrating...yet relieving and somewhat positive 2-2 draw with Spurs in the Premier League, picking apart the big decisions, big talking points, and decisive moments from a crazy finish in north London.

On the agenda is Casemiro's substitution, United's game management/difference in performance between halves, the manager's latest round of criticism, Benjamin Sesko's injury and much more.

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Scott Saunders looks ahead to Tottenham vs Manchester United on Saturday afternoon - Spurs being a team United haven't beaten since October 2022.

After the disgrace of the performance in the Europa League final earlier this year, United need to show that they've not only moved on from that but grown from it against an opponent that is having a lot of trouble playing at home at the moment.

Scott runs through his predicted XI, how United go about winning the game, what winning it would mean for the wider significance of the squad and tons more.

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Jason Wilcox has spoken publicly about what it's like behind the scenes at Manchester United - and it's cast-iron proof that things are changing for the better.

Scott talks through the latest interview from Man Utd's sporting director and digs into what's changed in recent years since the club's structure changed, and there's plenty to sink your teeth into.

In recent years, this podcast has been quite bullish on United changing for the better, and now with Wilcox discussing recruitment, attitudes, priorities for United and much more, there's growing evidence to suggest that eventually the club might get it right again.

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Man Utd dropped points at Nottingham Forest on Saturday, and predictably the fall out has all been negative since.

Scott takes this episode of the podcast to talk about Jamie Carragher's conversation with Jonny Evans about the Man Utd system, Gary Neville's criticism of Benjamin Sesko, and if VAR should really start to judge over whether goal kicks should be given or not.

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Manchester United salvaged a point from the City Ground on Saturday thanks to a late volley from Amad, on a day where the result could really have been anything - a United win or defeat looked just as likely in what was a see-saw game with plenty of chances.

Scott Saunders discusses the problems United had throughout the day, if they were good value for the point they took, the outrage around United's first goal because of the corner given, and why United would have lost a game like this last season.

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