BRIEF NEWS

  Manchester United has announced that Ruben Amorim is no longer the team's Head Coach. Amorim joined the club in November 2024. During his time in charge, he led the "Red Devils" to the final of the UEFA Europa League in Bilbao last May. However, the team is currently in sixth place in the Premier League. Because of this, the club's leaders decided it was time for a change. They believe a new coach will give the team a better chance to finish higher in the league standings by the end of the season. In a short statement, the club thanked Ruben for his hard work and wished him the very best in his future career.

Manchester United has officially announced the signing of Benjamin Šeško, a highly-rated striker from Slovenia. The 22-year-old joins the club from RB Leipzig and has signed a long-term contract that will keep him at Old Trafford until June 2030. Šeško is considered one of Europe's most promising young talents. In the last two seasons, he has scored more goals than any other player under the age of 23 in Europe's top leagues. Last season alone, he scored 21 goals and provided six assists for RB Leipzig. The young striker has also made a big impact on the international stage. He has already played 41 times for Slovenia, scoring 16 goals. He made his debut in 2021, becoming the youngest player ever to represent his country. In a statement, Šeško shared his excitement about joining the club. "The history of Manchester United is obviously very special but what really excites me is the future," he said. He praised the club's plans and felt it was the perfect place for ...

We all hope and pray for our leader and captain Tom Lockyer, who is thankfully responsive and has been taken to hospital. We don’t know the full extent of what happened and what the next steps are at this stage, but we thank Bournemouth and the medical staff on both sides for their immediate response, which was absolutely amazing. We are sorry to all supporters present that players from both sides were in no state of mind to continue with the game after seeing their much-loved team-mate and friend taken off like that, and staff could not carry on with managing the game in such circumstances having had to deal with the situation. We thank everyone for the wonderful applause and singing of Locks’ name inside the stadium at such a difficult time. Now is the time for all of our players, staff and supporters to come together as we always do and give our love and support to Tom and his family. Our thoughts are with him and them all.

  Asamoah Gyan, the renowned Ghanaian footballer, has declared his retirement from the sport after an illustrious professional career spanning over two decades. The 38-year-old, who earned 109 caps for Ghana from 2003 to 2019, made the announcement during a panel discussion at the African Export-Import Bank's annual general meeting. Addressing his nation and fans, Gyan officially confirmed his retirement, marking the end of a remarkable journey. Recently, he served as a striker for Legon Cities, a team in the Ghana Premier League, and previously held the prestigious role of captain in Ghana's national team. Gyan's football odyssey commenced at the local club Liberty Professionals and led him to prominent clubs such as Modena and Udinese in Italy, Rennes in the French Ligue 1, and Sunderland in the English Premier League. He also showcased his skills at Al Ain in the United Arab Emirates and Shanghai SIPG in the Chinese Super League.

  Fabrizio Romano has shared exclusive information regarding the transfer deal involving Chelsea midfielder Mateo Kovacić and Manchester City. Sources reveal that Manchester City will be paying a guaranteed fee of £25 million to Chelsea to secure the services of the talented midfielder.   Additionally, an extra £5 million will be included in add-ons, contingent upon Manchester City's successful conquest of titles, rather than being based on Kovacić's individual performances.   With this development, Manchester City's manager, Pep Guardiola, has successfully acquired a new midfielder to strengthen his team's roster.

Esteemed sports commentator Peter Drury is set to join Sky Sports for their coverage of Premier League football starting from the 2023/24 season. Peter Drury, a renowned British sports commentator, currently holds the position of lead main (play-by-play) commentator for Sky Sports' Premier League broadcasts in the United Kingdom. Prior to this new venture, Drury served as the lead main commentator for CBS Sports. While joining Sky Sports, Drury will also continue his freelance work for Amazon Prime Video, where he contributes to their Premier League coverage in the UK. Additionally, he remains engaged with BT Sport for their coverage of the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League. Drury's talents are further sought after by Host Broadcast Services (HBS) for his contributions to the English-language world feed of the men's FIFA World Cup, as well as by Gravity Media for the English-language world feed of the men's UEFA European Championship. In recent ...

Arsenal appeared to be on the brink of another setback in the title race against Aston Villa at Villa Park.  Despite coming from behind twice, Martin Odegaard's open goal miss with only 12 minutes remaining had left Arsenal's title hopes hanging by a thread.  It seemed to be a familiar tale of Arsenal's title challenge crumbling before their eyes. However, with just three minutes of added time remaining, Jorginho's unstoppable drive hit the bar, then bounced off Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's head and over the line.  Arsenal supporters erupted with joy, while Villa fans watched in disbelief. The result was even more satisfying for Arsenal supporters, as their former keeper Martinez was the man who had inadvertently gifted them the win.  The victory was even sweeter given that Martinez had not endeared himself to Arsenal fans since his departure from the Emirates. Arsenal had come to Villa Park expecting to be the victims of the "law of the ex" ...