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Former Premier League defender Matthew Upson has told Manchester United to ignore those questioning their possible appointment of Erik ten Hag, though he admitted he can understand why some are sceptical.
Rangers have been pretty active in the transfer market over the past few years in terms of spending money on bringing new players into Ibrox as well as moving other players out of the Gers in the opposite direction.
Journalist Pete O’Rourke has revealed that Newcastle United are ‘definitely’ now ‘ready to offer’ a return to St. James’ Park for Gini Wijnaldum.
Barcelona chief Jordi Cruyff explained how he knew signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Ferran Torres and Adama Traore in January weren’t gambles.
A sponsor for Belgian side Royal Antwerp have ended their deal with the club following Antwerp's decision to hire former Ajax director Marc Overmars.
The Manchester Evening News understands that Manchester United have held talks with Erik ten Hag about the Dutch manager potentially becoming the club's next permanent manager. The club however wants to make sure they leave no stone unturned and are committed to interviewing all shortlisted candidates before a final decision is made.
Eriksen said Thursday he was "very pleased" to join up with the Denmark team, just nine months after suffering a cardiac arrest. Eriksen has linked up once again with the national side ahead of friendlies against the Netherlands in Amsterdam on Saturday and Serbia in Copenhagen on Tuesday. "I'm very happy and pleased to be able to be back with national team again.
Christian Eriksen says he is happy to «close the chapter» on his life-threatening collapse as he prepares for an emotional return for Denmark. The 30-year-old suffered a cardiac arrest while playing for his country against Finland at Euro 2020 last summer, but has since battled back to fitness leading to a return to the national side. Ad/> Speaking exclusively to Eurosport ahead of Denmark’s friendly match with the Netherlands, Eriksen expressed his happiness at being selected again but admitted a recent Covid scare almost ruined his big comeback.