This year has seen an unprecedented churn of managers at some of Europe’s top clubs. Some changes have already been made, whilst others could be in the offing. Here are some of the clubs affected.
Manchester United are set to revive their interest in signing Atlético Madrid right-back Kieron Trippier, who has just been included in Gareth Southgate’s final England squad for the Euros. The 30-year old has just had
Mauricio Pochettino could make a surprise return as Tottenham manager. And, if he does so, the Argentine could persuade Harry Kame to stay at the club for another 12 months. The Argentine was sacked by
Contuning Footie Central's series looking at the ten big names that could be transferred this summer. For part one, please click here. Robert Lewandowski Lewandowski may just have broken Gerd Müller’s record for most goals
The summer transfer window will soon be open, and, whilst the market is still substantially affected by the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, there still some big names who could be on the move
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has confirmed that Sergio Agúero is close to agreeing his much anticipated move to Barcelona. The Argentine striker played his last Premier League match on Sunday, signing off in style
PSG have emerged as one of the favourites to sign Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum. The 30-year-old is out of contract at Anfield next month, and has turned down the option of extending his stary with
Continuin Footie Central's two-part series on players who are out of contract in the summer, and where they might be playing next season (for the first part please click here). Here the second five names
With football clubs across Europe still struggling to cope with the financial impact of the pandemic, major transfers may be a thing of the past, except in the case of a handful or elite players.
Manchester United and Real Madrid remain miles apart in their valuation of centre-back Raphael Varane. The Frenchman has just one year left on his his current deal with Real Madrid and there has been little