Man Utd hope to capitalise on Everton crisis by making most of two-year transfer plans
Lukaku's Inter exit was 'unexpected' admits Inzaghi
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Leicester City could add players to European squad after Uefa rule change over Ukraine conflict
Leicester City could bring in two players from Ukrainian or Russian clubs to help their bid for Europa Conference League glory following a Uefa rule change.
Ruthless Liverpool heroics shows that Jurgen Klopp already has his next Virgil van Dijk
Lukaku's Inter exit was 'unexpected' admits Inzaghi
2022 World Cup Qualifiers: No time for Egypt to be sorry - Queiroz before Senegal game
Egypt coach Carlos Queiroz has charged his players to focus on the task at hand and deliver in their 2022 Fifa World Cup qualifying match against Senegal.
Irish FA pays tribute to former Irish League president Morton McKnight who has died
The Irish Football Association has paid tribute to Morton McKnight following the former Irish League president's death at the weekend.
Dutch coach Louis van Gaal criticises hosting World Cup in Qatar
Louis van Gaal said it was ridiculous that this year’s World Cup was being played in Qatar, accusing FIFA of taking the tournament to the Middle East emirate for money and commercial reasons. Van Gaal said the world soccer governing body's reasons for awarding the finals to Qatar, where his side will be competing at the Nov. 21-Dec.
Dutch coach van Gaal criticises hosting World Cup in Qatar
AMSTERDAM : Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal said it was ridiculous that this year’s World Cup was being played in Qatar, accusing FIFA of taking the tournament to the Middle East emirate for money and commercial reasons.
Maheta Molango: "No hay previsión de impagos en el Chelsea"
Maheta Molango (1982, Suiza) es el máximo responsable de los jugadores en Gran Bretaña a través del sindicato deportivo con más influencia del mundo. Un puesto en la Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) en el que aterrizó después de una suerte de oposición de entre 95 candidatos de la que salió vencedor. Entre otros motivos, porque nunca dejó de formarse. Ni siquiera durante su carrera como futbolista, que le llevó a España, Inglaterra o Alemania, de donde iba y venía para hacer exámenes de Derecho y Políticas en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.