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Which are the most credible Manchester United transfer rumours right now? Sky Sports has teamed up with Football Whispers to bring you the most up to date transfer talk as Jose Mourinho looks to improve his squad ahead of the upcoming Premier League season.Football Whispers have developed a unique algorithm to take all of the transfer rumours from across the globe and calculate the likelihood of them happening. They track transfer stories and give them a score out of 5.0, with the hottest Whispers closest to 5.0.Here are the top three:1. Paul Pogba (Juventus) - 4.6 Paul Pogba once again tops Football Whispers list for transfer rumours Sky sources revealed on Thursday that Manchester Uniteds executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward had begun negotiations that could see Pogba return to Old Trafford in a world-record deal worth £100m, underscoring Pogbas position at the top of the Football Whispers charts.And despite Pogbas agent, Mino Raiola, saying initial talks with Real Madrid had taken place, and Sky Sports Spanish football expert Guillem Balague adding that Madrid is the players preferred destination, Sky sources understand that the La Liga giants are out of the race for his signature. Five reasons why Utd need Pogba Paul Pogba could be returning to Manchester United - but do his stats reflect the price tag? But there were further developments on Monday as the players agent told The Times that the France international could end up staying at Juventus, adding another twist in this long and winding transfer tale.Mourinho has just one of his four summer transfer targets left to pursue. Can the Portuguese prove his worth in the transfer market and convince Pogba to return to Old Trafford?2.Reece Oxford (West Ham) - 2.6 West Ham midfielder Oxford is a reported £10m target for Manchester United Mourinho is reportedly stepping up his interest in the Oxford after sending Manchester United scouts to watch the West Ham midfielder play at the U19 European Championships.Reports in the national newspapers suggest Mourinho will make one final check on the 17-year-old when Englands U19s take on Holland on Friday.The Sun reports United have already made one enquiry for Oxford this summer and Mourinho will make one final check on the midfielder before decide whether to spend £10m on him.3. Blaise Matuidi (PSG) - 2.2 Blaise Matuidi featured for France during the European Championships Who will United turn to if Pogba opts against a move to Old Trafford? Well, the Football Whispers chart has PSG enforcer Matuidi waiting in the wings, should Mourinho fail to bring in his prime target.The 29-year-old has seen his rating dip slightly after Frances Euro 2016 semi-final victory over Germany, but speculation that a move to Old Trafford persists after reports he travelled to England earlier this week.As mentioned, Mourinho has confirmed he wants four signings this summer. Could midfielder Matuidi complete the pack? Hottest Man Utd whispers - Wednesday, July 13 Player Club FW rating (out of 5) Paul Pogba Juventus 4.6 Reece Oxford West Ham 2.6 Blaise Matuidi PSG 2.2 Wesley Sneijder Galatasaray 1.6 Cesc Fabregas Chelsea 1.3 Dont forget to follow the most up-to-date information around the clock with the Sky Sports Transfer Centre Also See: Transfer Centre Latest transfer news Paper Talk Man Utd fixtures New Orleans Saints Jerseys . PETERSBURG, Fla. Rickey Jackson Youth Jersey .Y. -- Phil Jackson lost out on his preferred coach, but hes working hard on keeping his star player. http://www.shoptheofficialsaints.com/Elite-Trequan-Smith-Saints-Jersey/ . He did one better Sunday by holing out a pitching wedge from 142 yards for eagle, capping a remarkable 28 on the back nine to win The Championship at Laguna National. Morten Andersen Jersey . 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Pagono is a relationship builder and, in a performance-based sport, he enhances confidence as opposed to always testing confidence. One of the reasons that Luck is so good, so fast is talent yes, but also he is not afraid to fail. The guy who calls the shots has his back. An opposite of that could be Greg Schiano of Tampa Bay. Josh Freeman has some issues but were they that insurmountable? The 49ers are paying Aldon Smith his full contract while he gets it together. Players notice that type of benevolence and realize that maybe, just maybe, the organization is with them as much as trying to get the most out of them. Tony Dungy was like that, Tom Landry behind the public eye too and both won Super Bowls. Pagano gets it that, yes, they are football players but they are also people playing football. In Dallas I cant imagine what it must be like to be Tony Romo. Every newspaper, every radio station and any sports on TV is about you and the mistake. I saw it too, but I also saw a player by the name of Danny Trevathan make a spectacular interception. His body was parallel to the ground when he caught the ball. It was amazing interception to win the game. Yes, Romo makes a critical mistake in key games and I am sure there is a team of psychologists that would love to get him on the couch. But Romo threw for 506 yards, making play after play in a great game. I will take that over one moment of misjudgment any time. Dallas is a dangerous team. They need Anthony Spencer back but have improved in the interior offensive line and Doug Free at right tackle is grading out well. How scary was it to see Peyton Manning get his head twisted on the pass rush? I guarantee you he will be checked out 20 times by next game.dddddddddddd In San Francisco, the 49ers are back. In the battle between the zone blocking of Houston vs. the complex man-on-man blocking of the 49ers, the man-on-man system won. Both systems work but to run the blocking patterns that the 49ers run stuns me. There is so much line of scrimmage adjustment that goes on, so much communication, that often you lose your aggressive desire because you have to think so much. Not San Francisco. They attack and, in a game that Colin Kaepernick did not complete many passes, the 49ers offensive line had a spectacular evening. Finally, J.J. Watt has it all: speed, quickness, strength, emotional intensity and maintains it for four full quarters. But Watt may also have the most polished defensive tackle and defensive end technique I have ever seen. His upper body and lower body are perfectly coordinated on pass rush moves and plays with exceptional leverage against the run. Watt is so hard to block because on one play, it it like trying to block a brahma bull on a bad day and the next, its like trying to block a butterfly just minding its own business. The technique used by football players who do not touch the football is not noticed or respected because it just looks like two big bodies running into each other. But Watts greatest asset is his skill set; how he uses his body to disengage and get to the ball. He could put on a clinic. Hes a very smart football players in how he keeps an opponent off balance. As good as Watt has been, Im not sure how to handle Matt Schaub at quarterback. Hes had four interceptions returned for touchdowns, which is mentally tough to overcome as you start trying to avoid mistakes, the opposite of playing with confidence. Houston does have St. Louis at home next week but for Gary Kubiack, this is a tough one. Kubiack is a former quarterback so his decision will be the right one because it is based on experience, not emotion. The best game of Week 6 should be New 0rleans at New England with the Patriots coming off a loss, and Washington at Dallas with the Redskins coming off the bye. Looking forward to it. ' ' '