Leeds CEO Angus Kinnear's email announcing Victor Orta's sacking is LEAKED, with sporting director hailed as 'the architect of promotion' Sam Allardyce to be paid £500,000 for his four-game spell in charge of Leeds and may earn £2.5MILLION should he keep them up

Jurgen Klopp CHARGED by the FA for comments regarding Paul Tierney following Liverpool's last-gasp victory over TottenhamĬristiano Ronaldo is named the world's highest-paid athlete, raking in £109MILLION this year (the third-highest figure EVER)ĭeontay Wilder is 'ARRESTED' after police 'find a gun and drugs in his Rolls Royce after pulling ex-heavyweight champ over' OLIVER HOLT: Leeds couldn't be further away from their Marcelo Bielsa days - but maybe gambling on Allardyce isn't that crazy and inflict a sixth straight loss on Blues Lionel Messi suspended for TWO WEEKS by Paris Saint-Germain after making unsanctioned trip to Saudi ArabiaĪrsenal 3-1 Chelsea: Martin Odegaard brace and a Gabriel Jesus effort send the Gunners back to the top of the table. With his contract up in 2025, his future remains uncertain at the club, although a move away is an option available for the England star, should he desire greater playing time in the run-up to Euro 2024.įrank Lampard gives scathing critique of Chelsea's dire position after Arsenal loss and says 'it's clear to see behind the scenes' why they're failing Of his 14 Premier League appearances, only seven have lasted 90 minutes and, perhaps more alarmingly, he has been brought on for 10 minutes or less on six occasions. Maguire has lost his starting berth to Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane, with the 30-year-old consigned to a place on the bench for much of the season. However, despite the club's improved fortunes, captain Harry Maguire's struggles have continued, with the centre back again struggling for game time and fluidity at the heart of defence. This season for comparison they have already amassed 63 with six games left to play as they begin to reassert themselves as a force domestically. The progress at Man United has been clear to see following the well below-par 2021-22 campaign, which left the club sixth, 13 points away from the Champions League places on just 58. 'But I'm happy with how they have progressed and I think next season they will fight for the title for sure.'

'They have had some ups and downs and that is normal with a new manager. 'I like the way he wants to play, I like the way United are playing,' the 34-year-old said. Erik ten Hag has made an impressive start in the Premier League despite a shaky start

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