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Leverkusen confirms arrival of Ten Hag: 'A great challenge'
Erik ten Hag is the new coach of Bayer Leverkusen. The Bundesliga club has confirmed the arrival of the 55-year-old Dutchman, who has signed, as expected, for two seasons.
Antony bursts into tears as he talks about dark days at Man Utd
Antony looks back on his dark days at Manchester United with little joy. On loan at Real Betis, he has managed to climb out of that low point, and now awaits the Conference League final on Wednesday. Ahead of the clash with Chelsea, he reflected on that difficult period.
Return finally in sight for unlucky Schuurs after a year and a half out
Perr Schuurs expects to finally make his return for Torino at the start of next season. The 25-year-old defender has been sidelined for over a year and a half due to a serious cruciate ligament injury.
Glorious Ending: 'Klopp couldn't have left Liverpool in a better way'
Arne Slot concluded his first season in the Premier League on Sunday. After the match, he was able to crown his dream year by celebrating the league title. The trophy was presented at Anfield following the draw against Crystal Palace.
Kökçü and Benfica miss out on Portuguese Cup victory after late Gyökeres penalty
Sporting Portugal secured the Portuguese Cup for the seventeenth time in the club’s history on Sunday. In the final against Benfica, they had to come from behind, but after extra time, Sporting who had already won the league title ultimately came out on top.
No role in season finale: Guardiola pushes Grealish towards the exit
Jack Grealish will not feature for Manchester City on Sunday in the final round of the Premier League season. The England international has been left out of the matchday squad by Pep Guardiola for the crucial clash against Fulham, in which City must secure a Champions League spot.
Real Madrid ushers in the Alonso era: 'Everyone knew what your destiny would be'
Xabi Alonso was unveiled as the new head coach of Real Madrid on Monday afternoon. For the Spaniard, it marks a return to the club where he played between 2009 and 2014 and also worked as a youth coach. Alonso succeeds Carlo Ancelotti at the helm of Los Blancos.
McGinn frustrated by refereeing error: 'The boys are really devastated'
There was fury at Aston Villa after the final Premier League match of the season. The Villans lost to Manchester United and pointed mainly to the disallowed goal that would have given them the lead.
Alonso has no time to lose: Real debut in Miami is already near
Xabi Alonso will officially start his new coaching job on June 1. The former midfielder will lead Real Madrid for the first time in an official match on June 18.
Napoli chairman gives next hint about Conte’s future during title celebration
Everything points to Napoli and Antonio Conte parting ways again after just one season. Chairman Aurelio De Laurentiis seemed to bid farewell to the successful coach during his speech at Monday night’s title celebration, suggesting he will leave through the front door.