Man United news LIVE: Jadon Sancho could be offloaded in January as club seek loan solution and Andre Onana comes under further scrutiny

CHRIS WHEELER, JOE BERSTEIN, NATHAN SALT and LIAM MORGAN: Manchester United are in a dilemma over what to do with the notoriously leaky roof at Old Trafford, Confidential can reveal.

During a staff meeting at the stadium on Thursday, managing director Collette Roche outlined the difficulties United face in trying to fix the problem that has come to symbolise the Glazer family’s neglect of the club.

United know that the roof over the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand needs replacing – and repairing in other areas of the ground. However, the logistics of installing cranes over the railway line at the back of the south stand means the work cannot be done during the season without severely restricting the match-day attendance.

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United, who are making their debut in Europe, face a two-legged qualifying tie against the French side – with a place in the group stage up for grabs.

It will be tough for United to progress, there is no doubt about that. PSG are more experienced in this competition and have quality all over the pitch.

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Heavyweight sensation Anthony Joshua has recently shown that he is also good with a ball at his feet.

In a video uploaded to social media, Joshua captioned the post: ‘Kicking ball with my childhood hero.’

Manchester United’s Old Trafford stadium was the most notable venue to miss the cut, with Liverpool’s home Anfield and the London Stadium – West Ham’s home which also staged the London 2012 Olympics – also not part of the UK and Ireland’s submission.

United said they ‘mutually agreed to withdraw from the shortlist’ because they could not provide ‘the necessary certainty around the availability of Old Trafford due to potential redevelopment of the stadium’, while Anfield was never in the running because its pitch size does not meet UEFA requirements.

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But while the Scot’s rescue act justifiably grabbed the headlines, Harry Maguire delivered the kind of performance that should at temporarily silence his critics.

It was a rare ray of sunshine for the defender, who lost his place in the starting XI last season following a series of disappointing performances and was subsequently stripped of the captaincy by Erik ten Hag.

The on-loan Manchester United forward helped his current team earn a 2-2 draw at LaLiga rivals Celta Vigo on Sunday by tapping home from close-range to put the visitors 2-1 ahead on 33 minutes.

His effort had cancelled out Borja Mayoral’s early opener, but Celta twice hit back through Jonathan Bamba and Jorgen Strand Larsen.

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But, Onana has struggled to replicate the same form that helped guide Inter to last season’s Champions League final amid United’s difficult run during the opening weeks of the new Premier League campaign.

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MATT HUGHES: The United manager is refusing to back down in his stand-off with Sancho, who has been banished from the first-team squad since effectively calling Ten Hag a liar after he was dropped from last month’s defeat at Arsenal due to a poor attitude in training.

In addition to allegedly lacklustre efforts on the training ground and persistent lateness Mail Sport has learned that Ten Hag has highlighted Sancho’s influence amongst team-mates as a cause for concern, although this is strongly denied by sources close to the player.

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It may be the second international break of the campaign but there’s plenty going on at Old Trafford for us to sink our teeth into.

And speaking of which, here’s an exclusive Mail Sport’s Matt Hughes broke yesterday…