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Dan Ashworth has resigned as Brighton technical director to take a similar role at another Premier League club, amid interest from Newcastle.
In December, Newcastle had been given permission to speak to Ashworth by Brighton.
Marc Overmars, Ajax’s director of football affairs, will leave the club with immediate effect after the Dutch champions said he sent a “series of inappropriate messages to several female colleagues”
Ajax stated that Overmars made the decision to step down after talks over recent days with the club’s board and chief executive Edwin van der Sar.
Reo Hatate agrees with Celtic manager Ange Postecoglu’s assessment that there is much more to come from him following his Old Firm heroics in midweek.
Hatate dazzled on his Old Firm debut, scoring twice and assisting Liel Abada for Celtic’s third as the Hoops blew Rangers away 3-0, leapfrogging their rivals
Olivier Giroud again showed why he can never be written off, scoring two late goals as AC Milan rallied to beat rivals Inter Milan 2-1 and reignite the Serie A title race.
Milan moved one point behind the defending champions and leaders with victory, although Inter have played one game fewer.
Wayne Rooney has opened up on a battle with binge drinking during his playing career and revealed a determination to prove himself a success in the dugout by learning from his own mistakes.
The former England captain is cutting his managerial teeth at Sky Bet Championship strugglers Derby, and turned down an approach to be interviewed for the Everton job.
Former Derby owner Mel Morris has offered to personally take over the claims that Middlesbrough and Wycombe have against the Championship club to allow a takeover to go ahead.
Boro and Wycombe are both seeking compensation from the crisis-hit Rams, who have been in administration since September, with the potential liability in both
Pep Guardiola has welcomed Manchester City’s “really good deal” for Julian Alvarez but says he was happy to delay his new signing’s arrival until the summer.
The Argentine striker was signed on Deadline Day, but will remain on loan at his former club River Plate for the rest of the season.
Ralf Rangnick says wasteful Manchester United only have themselves to blame after making an embarrassing early FA Cup exit at home to Middlesbrough.
A year on from steering Sheffield United to a shock Old Trafford win, Chris Wilder led Championship side Boro to an even more surprising victory as the competition’s
Steve Bruce has been confirmed as West Brom’s new manager on an 18-month contract.
Bruce considered retirement due to the toll of abuse he received before being sacked as Newcastle head coach in October.
But the 61-year-old emerged as the front-runner
Jesse Lingard insists his “headspace is clear” after Ralf Rangnick said the forward asked Manchester United to take some time off to “clear up his mind”.
United interim boss Rangnick revealed Lingard is unavailable for Friday’s FA Cup fourth-round tie against Middlesbrough as he takes a short break after