Parker loses first game in charge of Belgium's Club Brugge
BRUSSELS: Englishman Scott Parker suffered defeat in his first match in charge of Belgian champions Club Brugge as they were beaten 3-1 at leaders Racing Genk on Sunday.
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Benfica manager accuses Enzo Fernandez suitor of ‘disrespecting all of us’
Benfica manager Roger Schmidt has called moves to “entice” World Cup winner and reported Chelsea target Enzo Fernandez from Portugal as “unacceptable”.
Benfica condemn 'disrespectful' Fernandez approach
Benfica coach Roger Schmidt said the club have no intention of selling Argentine World Cup star Enzo Fernandez for less than his buy-out clause amid reported interest from Chelsea.
Benfica's Fernandez missed training without permission, says coach Schmidt
Benfica's Enzo Fernandez travelled back home to Argentina last weekend and missed training without permission, coach Roger Schmidt said on Thursday amid reports linking him with Chelsea.
Club Brugge name Scott Parker as head coach
Club Brugge have appointed former Bournemouth manager Scott Parker as head coach, the Belgian club said on Saturday (Dec 31).
How Pele transformed football minnows Santos into a world great
Santos had won trophies before Pele signed, but his arrival prompted a long and sensational run of victories that over little more than a decade turned the medium-sized Brazilian club into one of the greatest names in world football.
How Pele transformed soccer minnows Santos into a world great
Santos had won trophies before Pele signed, but his arrival prompted a long and sensational run of victories that over little more than a decade turned the medium-sized Brazilian club into one of the greatest names in world football.
Club Brugge sacks coach despite Champions League run
CEO Vincent Mannaert praised the former Belgium international defender as a "club man through and through". "His role in the successful Champions League campaign this season should not be underestimated," a statement said. But Mannaert said "our choices last summer did not bring the desired level of play and results in the league and the Belgian Cup". Hoefkens, 44, was a surprise choice when he was appointed as head coach in May after three seasons as assistant manager.