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Roma shares positive update on Ndicka following scare in Udine
AS Roma defender Evan Ndicka is doing well under the circumstances, reports his employer. The Ivorian became unwell during the Serie A match against Udinese on Sunday evening, after which the game was halted.
Xabi Alonso remembers Roger Schmidt after Bundesliga triumph
The coach of Bayer Leverkusen made it a point to mention some of his predecessors.
Barcelona gives up on the coaching market and becomes dependent on Xavi
The club still believes that the coach might reverse his decision to leave in the summer if he ends the season successfully. Should that not happen, the post-Xavi solution will involve Rafa Márquez, the coach of the B team.
Alonso's unique approach: 'That is naturally impressive'
Bayer Leverkusen became champions of Germany for the first time in their history on Sunday. This cannot be viewed separately from the arrival of coach Xabi Alonso. Former player Erik Meijer and head of youth development Jefta Bresser talk about the unique approach of the successful coach.
Xavi eyes the semi-finals: 'We have regained the enthusiasm that we so lacked...'
Barcelona is ahead in the Champions League quarterfinals, needing only to avoid defeat against PSG in the second leg at home to secure a spot in the semi-finals.
Four individuals were arrested in England on suspicion of burglarizing Isak's home
The house of the Newcastle forward was reportedly one of three residences burglarized by the quartet, who are of Croatian origin and recently traveled to the United Kingdom from Italy.
Nobody expected Liverpool to come so close to being champions
Gary Neville viewed the defeat to Crystal Palace as a kind of "reality check" for Jurgen Klopp's team, which handed the Premier League leadership over to Manchester City.
Another name linked to the managerial position at Liverpool
The British newspaper Daily Mail reports the possibility of Niko Kovac coaching the Reds. However, it mentions that Rúben Amorim is the first choice.
Neville sees one last lifeline for Ten Hag in the 'recurring story' at United
According to former Mancunian Gary Neville, the fate of Erik ten Hag at Manchester United will largely depend on the performances in the FA Cup. The former captain sees his old club continuing to decline under Ten Hag.
If Mbappé is eliminated without giving his all, it will be seen as a betrayal
Words of Christophe Dugarry, former World and European champion for France.
