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On his first Monday in his new job, Mauricio Pochettino should this morning watch out for the revolving door at Chelsea headquarters. As he settles in as manager, he can anticipate as many farewells as greetings, his urgent challenge to reduce the wild guesswork around what his first line-up will look like come mid-August and the opening fixture of the new Premier League season against Liverpool.
Masa depan Aymeric Laporte di Manchester City dalam spekulasi. Arsenal disebut tertarik mendatangkan bek asal Spanyol tersebut.
Roy Hodgson will continue as Crystal Palace manager for the 2023-24 season. Hodgson, who previously managed Palace between 2017 and 2021, returned to Selhurst Park in March and guided the club to Premier League safety and an 11th-placed finish. Ad The club have now confirmed that the 75-year-old will lead the team going into the next season.
Manchester City icon Rodney Marsh believes the club would be signing someone 'cheaper and better' than West Ham midfielder Declan Rice should they swoop for Barcelona star Frenkie de Jong.
Pep Guardiola came away with a few thoughts from their first dropped points of last season, a 3-3 draw at Newcastle in their third game.
A local Stockport five-a-side team represented Manchester in a nationwide tournament created by Ladbrokes.
Gary Neville felt Manchester United needed a takeover resolution by the end of May to avoid running the risk of scuppering the club's summer transfer plans.
Former France captain Patrick Vieira on Sunday took over as coach of Strasbourg in the French Ligue 1 on a three-year contract, the US-owned club announced. Vieira, 47, succeeds Frederic Antonetti, who was dismissed early last week after Strasbourg finished 15th in Ligue 1, two places and five points above the relegation zone. "I welcome Patrick Vieira, whom I know from the French national team; I am very happy to welcome him to Strasbourg," said Marc Keller, the Strasbourg president and a former France midfielder in a statement on the club website.