Crystal Palace line up Eintracht Frankfurt boss Oliver Glasner to replace Roy Hodgson – Paper Talk
Plus: David Moyes’ future at West Ham could be decided before the end of the season; Manchester United is “preparing an assault” to recruit Juventus defender Gleison Bremer this summer; Thomas Tuchel, the under fire Bayern Munich manager, would like to take over as manager of Barcelona.
As the pressure on 76-year-old Roy Hodgson mounts, Crystal Palace has set up Oliver Glasner, the manager of Eintracht Frankfurt, to succeed him should they choose to fire the veteran coach.
Travis Kelce called Andy Reid, the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, “definitely unacceptable” after his altercation with him during Sunday’s Super Bowl.
Amidst concerns that the balconies and balustrades of hundreds of buildings bordering the Seine may collapse under the weight of visitors watching the Olympics opening ceremony this summer, Paris authorities are considering whether to request an investigation of these structures.
Italian reports state Manchester United is “preparing an assault” to recruit Gleison Bremer, a defender for Juventus, this summer; however, they have already been informed that Bremer will cost them more than £60 million.
If Xabi Alonso’s stint at Bayer Leverkusen was considered a success, he informed Guillem Balague that he intended to manage three teams in the future: Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich.
If Chelsea decides to fire Mauricio Pochettino, Emmanuel Petit has advised them to focus on the future rather than approaching Jose Mourinho about coming back to Stamford Bridge.
There will be major changes to the area around Sheffield United’s Bramall Lane stadium as plans to build 100 homes on two corner plots on Shoreham Street, which runs alongside the venue, have been approved.
Some Premier League teams believe VAR is changing too many “subjective” decisions and would prefer to see an even softer touch used.
After a ping-pong altercation with Heung-Min Son that resulted in a dislocated finger, Kang-In Lee expressed regret.
Following delays in negotiations for a new contract, David Moyes’ future at West Ham could be decided before the end of the current campaign. If the position becomes vacant, former Chelsea head coach Graham Potter is anticipated to be a strong contender.
Newcastle United is confident that they may seek a compensation amount in excess of £10 million, thus they will not permit Manchester United to install Dan Ashworth as the club’s new sporting director.
Manchester City will get more than £100 million in prize money for winning the Champions League back-to-back times. Their undefeated group stage record puts them on track to set new financial records while winning Europe’s premier championship.
Since Lyon has not yet consented to Sonia Bompastor’s departure, Chelsea will have to battle to retain their first pick to succeed Emma Hayes as manager at the end of the current campaign.
The Football Association has accused Chris Wilder of inappropriate behavior as a result of his outburst during the Sandwich-gate incident while officiating.
Phil Bentham, a former Super League official, will be returning to the rugby league competition as head of match officials after serving as a VAR coach with PGMOL.
Despite acknowledging that it would be better if the Public Investment Fund was involved, Tiger Woods feels that the PGA Tour does not need to make a deal with the Saudis in light of the £2.4 billion investment by private US investors.
In addition to 653 emergency calls, there were 211 ejections, 54 arrests, and the Waste Management Phoenix Open mayhem.
