#club-management

#club-management

Supporters accuse FC Barcelona's board of prioritizing business over fan integrity, leading to a perceived social death of the club.

Barcelona fans are outraged over being barred from matches, accusing the club of sacrificing tradition for business interests.

Bayern Munich may see significant player movements this summer, with clubs such as Manchester United possibly involved.

Bayern Munich aims to sell six players due to high salaries, facing challenges finding buyers even in the Premier League.

Bayern Munich appointed Vincent Kompany as their new manager after a long search period following Thomas Tuchel's departure, aiming to recover from a trophy-less season.

Bayern Munich remains self-sustainable unlike many clubs that rely on wealthy owners for funding.

Bayern Munich shifting towards stricter financial approach with player salaries

Max Eberl leading the charge in implementing the new financial strategy

The debate over Leon Goretzka's future at Bayern Munich continues despite conflicting opinions.

Xavi leaves Barcelona with no regrets, grateful for the experience, and will continue to support the club as a fan.

Barcelona's president Joan Laporta defends his management amid financial losses, emphasizing improved financial stability and strategic decisions for the club's future.

Hansi Flick expected to revive Barcelona's glory days under Guardiola's influence.

Barcelona reportedly decided to sack head coach Xavi at the end of the 2023-24 season.

Xavi may reconsider staying at Barcelona due to a good relationship with the board amid a challenging season.

Barcelona offers Xavi an ambassador role to keep him at the club.

Xavi could transition into a new role with the Barca Foundation.

Newcastle United is eyeing Mauricio Pochettino as a top replacement if Eddie Howe leaves for England's national team.

Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi's departure from Newcastle United raises concerns among fans, as they were reportedly 'forced out' according to Keith Wyness.

Eddie Howe's position at Newcastle United is secure despite reported board tensions, as the team performs well in the Premier League.

Kevin Keegan's arrival in February 1992 transformed Newcastle United from a relegation-threatened team into a competitive force in English football.

Everton is facing a challenging start to the season, currently at the bottom of the Premier League without any points.

Graham Potter prefers club management, focusing on daily work with players, despite interest in the England manager role.

The Friedkin Group's takeover of Everton is expected to bring stability and clarity to the club's future.

Dundalk FC avoids liquidation with new investment, securing player wages and the club's future through a consortium led by local businessman John Temple.

The club is experiencing delayed payments to staff, causing uncertainty and concern among players regarding their financial situation.

West Ham emerges as an option for Sporting Lisbon manager Ruben Amorim, with Liverpool still in discussions internally.

Celtic's management under Brendan Rodgers aims to elevate the team's European performance despite the new Champions League's challenging format.

Dwight Yorke praises Unai Emery's impact on Aston Villa and believes he has brought success to the club.

Enzo Maresca appointed as Chelsea's new head coach on a long-term contract, emphasizing a strategic fit and rapid hiring process.

Clubs like Arsenal and Manchester United are already preparing for the next season behind the scenes.

Manchester United reported substantial financial losses but remains compliant with financial regulations while implementing cost-saving measures and restructuring efforts.

Former Chelsea midfielder Emmanuel Petit criticizes Todd Boehly and the current regime at Chelsea for underperformance.

Chelsea facing challenges in compliance with Premier League's Profit and Sustainability rules, potentially leading to player sales like Conor Gallagher.

Leicester City manager relies on lawyers to address transfer embargo and financial issues.

Chelsea's focus this summer is not only on expensive signings but also on offloading players to raise funds and reduce the wage budget.

Chelsea FC is perceived as a well-run club.

Supporters express concerns about the club's direction and ownership.

Paolo Montero to take charge of Juventus for the rest of the season after Allegri's dismissal.

Claudio Ranieri, after a long and successful managerial career, is retiring from club management, with potential interest in international roles.

Real Madrid is interested in signing Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold, who seems inclined to leave due to contract issues.

Chelsea in talks for Feyenoord's Quilindschy Hartman as potential solution for left-back woes.

Rumors of a rift between Kylian Mbappe and PSG president, potential non-friendly exit.

Brandon Williams is free to find a new club as his contract at Man United expires this summer due to lack of playing time and injuries.

Jose Mourinho opens up about his time at Man United and praises Richard Arnold as an amazing person and wishes he had him on his side during his tenure.

Richard Arnold, the former Commercial Director and now former CEO of Man United, was instrumental in the club's commercial growth over the last decade.

Liverpool is in the early stages of a makeover under Klopp's successor, maintaining the momentum with a strong squad.

Jurgen Klopp is not reversing his decision to leave Liverpool despite Michael Edwards returning in a new senior role.

Klopp emphasizes the importance of sticking to his word and expresses confidence in the club's future under new leadership.

Diego Simeone understands Jurgen Klopp's decision to leave Liverpool due to the continuous struggle and energy required in club management.

Simeone emphasizes the responsibility and high expectations that come with coaching and the need to constantly meet those expectations.

Pochettino's future at Chelsea is uncertain, facing pressure due to poor performance and potential replacements being considered by the club owners.

Boehly will step down as Chelsea chairman in 2027 due to an agreement with Clearlake Capital.

The agreement between Boehly and Clearlake involves the chair role rotating between them every five years for an equal say in the club's direction.