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Tottenham have been dealt another blow in their search for a new manager after Ajax head coach Erik ten Hag committed his future to the Dutch club. The 51-year-old was understood to have been on Spurs’ shortlist to replace Jose Mourinho and the Premier League club were keen to interview him over the coming days, […]
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Manchester United look set to win the chase for Villarreal defender Pau Torres. United have been heavily linked with the centre-back as they look for a new partner for captain Harry Maguire. La Liga giants Barcelona and Real Madrid are also among the suitors for Torres who has enjoyed an impressive season with the Spanish side. […]
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Paul Scholes has hit out at the owners of Man Utd for using the club as a “toy to make money with” while he also criticised executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward. The Old Trafford giants were controversially taken over by the Glazer family in 2005 and are in the eye of a storm, having become one […]
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Bruno Fernandes has revealed that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer called for “fresh and calm” heads at half-time in Manchester United’s Europa League semi-final win over Roma. Solskjaer’s side were 2-1 down at the break but fought back in dramatic fashion to thrash the Serie A side 6-2. Fernandes and Edinson Cavani each scored twice with Paul […]
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Villarreal midfielder Manu Trigueros claims Arsenal are lucky to be “alive” and reckons his side “should have killed them” on Thursday night. The first leg of Europa League semi-final clash appeared to be getting away from the Gunners as first-half goals from Trigueros and Raul Albiol preceded a Dani Ceballos red card just before the […]
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Get your mails in to theeditor@football365.com… Lucky Arteta I’ve been a pretty staunch defender of Arteta this season. I think he’s been dealt a rough hand, hasn’t really had support from senior players and suffered injuries to key players at unfortunate times. It’s also clear he does have some real strengths – players and the […]
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If Tottenham are serious about winning the Premier League, they shouldn’t appoint Erik ten Hag. That is the view of former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell. Campbell was speaking exclusively to Football Insider about the prospect of the 51-year-old succeeding Jose Mourinho as the next permanent manager of the London club. GOSSIP: Man Utd, Roma in […]
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Spurs are ready to offer Brendan Rodgers three times his current salary to persuade the Leicester City manager to succeed Jose Mourinho, according to reports. Mourinho was sacked by Tottenham 11 days ago after fan pressure had been building on the Portuguese coach over poor performances and results. Spurs have now begun the hunt for […]
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Martin Keown claims the reason Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta leaves out Gabriel Martinelli is because he “doesn’t like” the Brazilian. Despite Arsenal struggling this season, Martinelli – who returned from a long-term injury in December – has failed to start regularly under Arteta. The 19-year-old attacker has made seven starts in all competitions with many […]
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Paul Scholes claims Fred offers “nothing going forward” and hit out at the Man Utd midfielder for failing to do his job in their Europa League semi-final first leg victory over Roma. Having fallen at the semi-final stage of various competitions on four occasions over the last two seasons, the Red Devils took a giant […]
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