Edinson Cavani could make his comeback against Norwich City this evening, according to Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick. Last month, the Uruguayan international worsened a tendon injury, forcing him to miss his country's World Cup qualifiers. The 34-year-old has remained on the sidelines since, but Rangnick has stated that he could return against the Canaries on matchday. "The only plausible possibility," he told Manutd.com, "could be Edi [Cavani]." "We'll have to wait and see," says the narrator. "He was working with the team yesterday and a few days prior, so we'll have to see how he feels today." Raphael Varane (fitness) and Anthony Martial (knee) will miss the game, according to Rangnick, although they are expected to recover soon. Aaron Wan-Bissaka (knee) and Nemanja Matic (flu) are both questionable for the match, but Paul Pogba is sidelined...
Manchester United want to get closer to Chelsea and Liverpool - so they are hiring the manager who inspired the world-class coaches of those Premier League clubs. Ralph Rangnick and the Red Devils have reached an agreement for the German to become the club's interim boss until the end of this season after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's sacking last week. The 63-year-old, who also has a two-year deal to become a consultant at Old Trafford when his contract ends in May 2022, is known as the 'Godfather of the Gegenpress' and has mentored some of Europe's top managers. Thomas Tuchel of Chelsea, Bayern Munich's Julian Nagelsmann and Jurgen Klopp of Liverpool have all named Rangnick as a vital influence - and there are comparisons between the latter and Rangnick's style of play. That is according to the soon-to-be United manager himself, who even used the same 'rock and roll' and '...
He is only six months into his stint with Roma, but Jose Mourinho has already held talks about taking the Nigeria job, according to reports from the country. The Super Eagles are on the lookout for a new coach after parting company with Gernot Rohr ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations next year, with president Pinnick targeting a manager who can bring the trophy home again. Pinnick is certainly ambitious and claims he has already had a discussion with the former Real Madrid, Chelsea and Tottenham boss about taking the post , in quotes reported by Nigerian outlet the Daily Trust. ‘The emphasis on the new coach is discipline,' he said. 'We will also look at how hungry he is to win trophies because if they are hungry it supersedes so many things and if he wants to win he instill discipline. 'Of course Mourinho - I am not going to tell you we didn't talk to Mourinho because...
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