Man Utd hold 'positive' talks with Ajax boss Ten Hag
Manchester United held "positive" talks with Erik ten Hag on Monday - with the club hierarchy thought to be impressed by his vision and philosophy.
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Report reveals latest on Tuchel to Man Utd amid Chelsea crisis
A report has revealed that Man Utd have now given up on their efforts to persuade Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel to join them in the summer.
Ex-Chelsea player Paul Canoville speaks out against Ricketts family bid for club
Paul Canoville, the first black footballer to play for Chelsea, has increased the pressure on the Ricketts family by becoming the latest figure to speak out against their attempt to buy the club.
Erik Ten Hag completes Man Utd interview and now 'clear favourite' to be next manager
Erik ten Hag has emerged as the 'clear favourite' for the vacant Manchester United job after he reportedly completed an interview with the Old Trafford hierarchy earlier this week.
Football rumours: Manchester United interview Ajax boss Erik Ten Hag
Manchester United have interviewed Ajax manager Erik Ten Hag in their search for a replacement for Ralf Rangnick, the Daily Mail reports. The 52-year-old apparently had an interview on Monday, but the Old Trafford club are also looking to speak to Mauricio Pochettino, Julen Lopetegui and Luis Enrique. High hopes for a deal with Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel have died down.
Man Utd: Erik ten Hag has already been interviewed for manager job
Erik ten Hag is the favourite to be named the new permanent Manchester United manager.
Erik ten Hag has already had his interview for the Manchester United manager job
Erik ten Hag is the favourite to be named the new permanent Manchester United manager.
Chelsea sanctions prompt soul-searching over football finance
Chelsea following sanctions imposed on Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich has sparked fresh debate over the sources of money that fuel Europe's richest league. The Premier League club had their assets frozen after Abramovich was targeted by the British government following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, leaving them to cope with a ban on ticket sales and merchandise. An expedited sale of the European champions will soon bring the curtain down on 19 years of nearly unbroken success under their 55-year-old owner, who has overseen five Premier League titles and two Champions League triumphs. Chelsea's first home game since the sanctions were imposed was against Newcastle, whose own ownership model is also in the spotlight after a controversial takeover in October by a consortium led by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund. Rights group Amnesty raised concerns over the purchase, saying it was an attempt to "sportswash" the Gulf kingdom's human rights record.