Man Utd legend Ruud van Nistelrooy set for huge first job as manager
Ruud van Nistelrooy is first choice to be the new PSV Eindhoven manager, set to step up from his role with the reserve team and into senior management for the first time.
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp hails Luis Diaz: ‘He is not far away’ from producing a miracle
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has hailed January signing Luis Diaz for coming close to producing a miracle since he arrived at the club. The Reds signed Diaz, 25, in January for a fee of £37 million that has the potential to rise to £49m as they looked to bolster their squad for a quadruple push. Ad/> The Colombian international has scored twice since his arrival and has impressed fans and pundits with his displays, and Klopp admitted that the team thought he’d be able to hit the ground running.
Manchester United's next manager - have your say on who it should be
Standing on the precipice of another major crossroads has seemingly become a hobby in this vintage of Manchester United, but the process of hiring Sir Alex Ferguson’s fifth successor could prove to be the most precarious of them all.
Man Utd suffer first major blow in manager hunt as pressure mounts on Ralf Rangnick
Manchester United have been forced to accept that coaching prodigy Julian Nagelsmann will not be their next manager.
Next Man Utd manager: Top candidates and their chances of landing Old Trafford job
Manchester United face a major decision in the coming months as they seek to appoint a new manager.
Whitstable Town appoint former Stevenage, Ipswich Town, Luton Town and Crawley Town midfielder Andy Drury as new manager
Whitstable Town have moved quickly to appoint a new manager following the departure of Keith McMahon.
'Stuck to his guns' - Browne lauds Ireland manager Stephen Kenny
Alan Browne has lauded Ireland manager Stephen Kenny for sticking to his guns, and the Preston North End midfielder believes that he has been rightly rewarded with a new contract.
Folkestone Invicta manager Neil Cugley eyes Velocity Trophy final place ahead of another big week for the club
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley admits he would love to lead the club to the Velocity Trophy final.