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Ten Hag not concerned about being dismissed at Manchester United
Erik ten Hag is not concerned about a possible dismissal at Manchester United. The Dutch coach is under heavy criticism following the disappointing start to the season but still feels a lot of confidence ahead of the clash with Aston Villa.
José Mourinho linked with a return to the Premier League
The Portuguese coach is on Everton's radar, whose new owner, Dan Friedkin, also owns Roma, where Mourinho has already worked.
Juventus is working on terminating Pogba's contract
Paul Pogba may be allowed to play football again in March 2025, but the chances are slim that it will be with Juventus. According to Italian media, the club is working on terminating his contract.
Solanke back in the England squad after seven years since his last international match
Dominic Solanke returns to the England squad after seven years. On Thursday afternoon, interim coach Lee Carsley announced the squad for the Nations League matches against Greece and Finland.
Slot dismisses 'difficult timing': 'Then I would be a foolish manager'
Arne Slot is not worried about a lack of focus from his team now that Liverpool is the leader of the Premier League. He also dismissed any concerns about a difficult timing on Saturday afternoon, but acknowledged the challenge of an away match.
Luis Enrique remains vague about Dembélé's return
Luis Enrique, the coach of Paris Saint-Germain, remains vague about the return of Ousmane Dembélé. It is not exactly clear what is going on with the French winger, but Luis Enrique hints at a mentality issue.
Gakpo helps Slot to fourth away win in a row with Liverpool
Arne Slot won his fourth away match in the Premier League with Liverpool on Saturday afternoon. It took unnecessary effort against Crystal Palace, despite Cody Gakpo providing an assist early on for the only goal of the afternoon. This keeps Liverpool at the top of the table, regardless of what Arsenal and Manchester City do later today.
European court rules in favor of Le Monde newspaper in dispute with Real Madrid
A Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruling favored Le Monde in a long-standing legal dispute with Real Madrid over a 2006 article linking the club to a doping scandal. The CJEU deemed the compensation of €390,000 imposed by Spanish courts as "disproportionate" and a violation of press freedom.
Sergio Ramos is listed as a potential replacement for Bremer at Juventus
Juventus faces a major setback with the injury of Gleison Bremer, who will be sidelined due to a serious knee injury. To fill the void left by the center-back, names like Sergio Ramos, Joel Matip, and Daniel Amartey are being considered as potential reinforcements.
Guardiola: 'Maybe FIFA can tell us which players are the best...'
Manchester City coach reacts to a request for clubs to bring the best players to the World Cup taking place at the end of the season.