Manchester United return to Premier League action this weekend as they host Tottenham at Old Trafford

Sir Alex Ferguson revealed in his new book that he regrets not meeting Pep Guardiola earlier in 2012 to convince him to manage Manchester United. Meanwhile, reports suggest former midfielder Scott McTominay is being linked with a return to Old Trafford from Napoli as early as the January transfer window, with Manchester United reportedly making initial enquiries.
McTominay is also reportedly drawing interest from Aston Villa and Real Madrid while his representatives negotiate with Napoli. Additionally, Manchester United manager Michael Carrick could hand a debut to £70 million midfielder Carlos Baleba against Tottenham this weekend.
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