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By: Richard Cusack
Latest England next manager news as Thomas Tuchel set for bumper pay package with the Three Lions as former Chelsea and Bayern Munich boss prepares for his new job
By: Tom Canton, Richard Cusack, Tom Coley, Lee Wilmot, Joe Doyle
A number of Premier League clubs will be looking at a move to sign Viktor Gyokeres in the summer
By: Richard Cusack, Jacob Leeks
Steven Gerrard's Al-Ettifaq side were beaten 3-1 by Al-Hilal on Friday night, with the Liverpool legend coming in for criticism from the Saudi club's supporters
By: Tom Victor, Richard Cusack
Gary Lineker has been the host of Match of the Day since 1999, but his time as the face of the BBC's flagship football highlights show is reportedly coming to an end
By: Richard Cusack, Simon Peach
Anthony Gordon was keen to join Chelsea in the summer of 2022 and is now looking forward to finally working with Thomas Tuchel when he takes charge of England
By: richard cusack
Anthony Gordon is eager to start working with Thomas Tuchel, having had his sights set on joining the esteemed coach when he was at the helm of Chelsea.
By: richard cusack
Manchester City owners City Football Group are eyeing the purchase of another European team to add to their growing portfolio of clubs.
The 2023 Champion Hurdle winner is set to return in the BetMGM Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle on November 25 after working at Newbury on Tuesday
By: Richard Cusack
Latest Derby County news as Ashbourne businessman David Clowes continues his transformation at the Rams after rescuing the club from administration back in 2022
By: Richard Cusack, Daniel Hargraves
Wael Al Qadi has agreed to sell his 40.5 per cent share in Bristol Rovers to chairman Hussain Al Saeed, who will acquire his shares over the next 18 months
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