Liverpool reach agreement for Feyenoord's Arne Slot to replace Klopp as new manager: Reports
Liverpool reached an agreement with Feyenoord on Friday (Apr 26) for Arne Slot to succeed Jurgen Klopp as manager, British media reported.
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The new conditions new Manchester United signings should agree to
The closest someone has got to signing a Manchester United contract this season is Jurgen Klopp.
How Saka and Haaland answered the same question shows Man City's title advantage over Arsenal
It's not an exaggeration to characterise Manchester City's methodical approach to the Premier League title race as entirely different to that of Arsenal and Liverpool.
Incoming Liverpool boss Arne Slot accused of telling 3 lies about Tottenham
Arne Slot is feeling the fury of some within the Dutch media - with a well-known pundit accusing him of LYING about his torpedoed move to Tottenham.
I've played under Erik ten Hag and Arne Slot - and one manager had major flaw
Dutch footballer Mark Diemers, who has played under both Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag and soon-to-be Liverpool boss Arne Slot, has given his verdict on the two coaches.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast Podcast: Irish academy issues | Bayern v Real Madrid | Liverpool fading and LOI review
Ex-Longford Town and Drogheda United defender Graham Gartland and ex-Bolton, St Patrick's Athletic and Cardiff City striker Eoin Doyle join Raf Diallo to discuss the issues around Irish academies amid stark figures and hopes for investment.
Man City LIVE: Pep Guardiola, injury news and your questions answered
Manchester City are four games away from immortality as they seek to become the first team in the history of English football to win four league titles in a row.
Momen Salah Marah, Cuek sama Klopp Saat Papasan
Momen Mohamed Salah mengabaikan Jürgen Klopp, manajernya sendiri, memperkuat dugaan memang ada sesuatu yang salah di antara mereka berdua.
Man City's on-pitch arguments show why they are still in the title race and Liverpool are not
It wasn't quite Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp, but Manchester City's body language in the first half at Nottingham Forest was hardly harmonious.