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Wayne Rooney is reportedly Burnley’s first choice to take over from former manager Sean Dyche. According to The Sun, the Derby manager heads a list of candidates which includes Middlesbrough’s Chris Wilder and Alex Neil of Sunderland. The paper says bosses at the club believe Rooney’s stature in the game could help with attracting players, while the ex-England striker’s desire to coach in the Premier League is well known.
With Erik ten Hag now officially the next permanent manager of Manchester United, Ralf Rangnick, who has been serving as interim, will move into a consultancy role. He will be juggling this job with national management, as the German has accepted the role as manager of Austria until 2024.
Manchester United have now confirmed that Erik ten Hag will be their next permanent manager and will sign a three-year contract with the option to extend for a further year. Now attention will turn to who the club will sign in the transfer market to start the rebuild under the Dutch manager.
With already existing question marks surrounding the future of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain at Liverpool, fresh rumours surrounding the signing of another central midfielder could bring a close to his chapter on Merseyside.
Journalist Pete O’Rourke has delivered a promising update regarding Liverpool ahead of the summer transfer window.
Northern football correspondent for The Times, Paul Joyce has confirmed interest from Liverpool in AS Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni.
Wayne Rooney is reportedly Burnley’s first choice to take over from former manager Sean Dyche. According to The Sun, the Derby manager heads a list of candidates which includes Middlesbrough’s Chris Wilder and Alex Neil of Sunderland. The paper says bosses at the club believe Rooney’s stature in the game could help with attracting players, while the ex-England striker’s desire to coach in the Premier League is well known.
Liverpool securing the signature of AS Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni would be ‘another big statement signing’, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.