Jurgen Klopp is exactly the type of manager the United States should target
The United States are two years away from hosting the 2026 World Cup and without a manager after a disastrous Copa America. Step forward, Jurgen Klopp
With rumours always swirling around the future of Man City boss Pep Guardiola, we've taken a look at who's most likely to replace the Spaniard in the Etihad Stadium hotseat.
The United States are two years away from hosting the 2026 World Cup and without a manager after a disastrous Copa America. Step forward, Jurgen Klopp
Renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano has reported that Bayern Munich want Zinedine Zidane as their primary managerial target, after Julian Nagelsmann's commitment to Germany.
Former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane has reportedly been ruled out as a potential replacement for departing Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel.
Zinedine Zidane, the football virtuoso who concluded his second stint with Real Madrid in June 2021, has been conspicuously absent from the coaching arena for almost three years.
Real Madrid, a citadel of football greatness, have witnessed the rise of many legends, both on the pitch and in the dugout.
In the summer of 2019, the football world watched with anticipation as Eden Hazard, one of the best players globally, made a high-profile move from Chelsea to Real Madrid.
Reports from L'Equipe indicate that French football icon Zinedine Zidane has politely declined an offer to assume the reins of the Algeria national football team.
Do we stick or twist? That's the question many football club owners will be pondering this summer, especially with so many managers currently out of work.
Here we go again, Chelsea are looking for manager number 358, or something like that. They are starting to look like Watford. Here's the runners and riders for the Stamford Bridge hot seat.