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Blow for Everton as 47 y/o manager on the verge of joining Crystal Palace – Report – originally posted on Sportslens.com Crystal Palace are edging closer to appointing Nuno Espirito Santo as their next boss, according to reports from The Telegraph. The 47-year-old is on the verge of making a swift return to Premier League management […]
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Everton reportedly want to make Nuno Espirito Santo their new boss and will soon open talks with the 47-year-old. The Toffees are without a manager following Carlo Ancelotti’s decision to rejoin Real Madrid. The announcement came as a surprise to many as Ancelotti originally signed a long-term contract at Goodison Park. He was expected to […]
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Everton are to try to “tempt” former Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo back into management amid reports that Carlo Ancelotti is set to rejoin Real Madrid. The Spanish giants have been on the lookout for a new manager since they parted ways with Zinedine Zidane. Massimiliano Allegri was heavily linked with the job until he […]
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Wolverhampton Wanderers are considering Steven Gerrard as a potential successor to Nuno Espirito Santo, according to reports. Bruno Lage emerged as an early favourite for the job but there are doubts over whether he will be able to secure a work permit, with Wolves set to attend a hearing on Wednesday. This has forced the […]
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Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo will leave at the end of this season, the Premier League club have announced. The Portuguese boss guided the club from the Championship and into the Europa League, while he also became the first boss to guide a Wolves team into a European quarter-final for almost 50 years last season. […]
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Wolves and Nuno Espirito Santo were in trouble at half-time against Brighton, but the younger players showed fine spirit in the comeback. ‘Wolves have named five players aged 21 or younger in their starting XI against Brighton,’ read the tweet from OptaJoe, referencing the youthfully-hyphenated quintet of Fabio Silva, Ki-Jana Hoever, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Vitinha […]
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Jorge Mendes has offered Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo to Spurs as their new manager, according to reports. Tottenham are currently on the lookout for a new boss after sacking Jose Mourinho ten days ago, with Ryan Mason put in charge until the end of the season. There have been rumours that Brendan Rodgers and […]
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It is becoming harder to “trust the process” under Mikel Arteta at Arsenal. Fatigue has set in for Liverpool, while Everton still have a shot. Winners Chelsea’s defence The doubts about Chelsea’s attack linger on. Thomas Tuchel is determined to persevere with Timo Werner, who at best takes one step forward and another back. […]
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Tottenham could offer Nuno Espirito Santo the chance to leave Wolves for north London if they decide to sack Jose Mourinho, according to reports. Spurs have been struggling to meet expectations this season after being talked about as potential title contenders earlier in the season. Mourinho’s men have only won one of their last four […]
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Nuno Espirito Santo admits he has been stung by criticism during Wolves’ slump. Monday’s 3-2 defeat to West Ham left Wolves with just three wins from their last 17 Premier League games. The Hammers ran riot in the first half and were 3-0 up after 38 minutes with Sky pundit Gary Neville likening Wolves’ defending […]
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