Mourinho or Conte for PSG, Klopp said NO to Mickey Mouse United
World of Sport Reporter: @worldofsport
Antonio Conte could be a shock target for Paris SG if the French club fail to win the Champions League. The Italian finds himself in an awkaward position at Stamford Bridge just a few months after winning the Premier League.
Roman Abramovic is known to sack his coaches after a slight slip in performances, and if Conte feels like he’s been squeezed a move to the riches of Paris could be tempting. PSG’s current coach Unai Emery's contract with the Ligue 1 leaders expires next summer and even if he wins Ligue 1 it might not be enough.
Conte could be set for a move to PSG
Conte might have competition from Jose Mourinho after the Portugues alerted Manchester United that a move to PSG could be a possibility. He’s rumoured to be upset with United’s transfer activities and would like assurances that he will be able to compete with Manchester City, Chelsea, PSG and the Spanish giants.
The Portuguese was very complimentary about Paris in a TV interview. "The other day my son who lives in London went to Paris and not to Manchester to watch the match," Mourinho said. "At the moment in Paris there is something special. Magic, quality, youth, it’s fantastic." PSG smashed the world record transfer fee when they signed Neymar for £198 million, and will keep spending as they go in search of that elusive Champions League title.
Mourinho was very complimentary about Paris
Mourinho is a known advocate of the Premier League, and knows a move to France’s Ligue 1 will be a step down, but he is frustrated at United’s lack of spending, and this seems more than an idle threat.
If he’s given greater financial backing, he will go in for Barcelona’s Sergi Roberto and Samuel Umtiti. Both players are on United’s radar and Barcelona are keen to keep their stars. And just to make sure it’s harder for United Barcelona want to tie both players up with bigger contracts and much bigger buyout clauses.
Meanwhile, Jorgen Klopp has claimed that United tried to lure him away from Borussia Dortmund. The German was strongly linked with United when it was clear David Moyes’ tenure was coming to an end, and United vice-chairman Ed Woodward reportedly flew to Dortmund to try and convince Klopp.
Klopp didn't fancy a move to Disney Land
The Liverpool manager was put off by Woodward’s bizarre comparison of The Theatre of Dreams being like an adult version of Disney Land. Strange. In a biography about Klopp, the German is quoted as saying he found the comparison “a bit unsexy”. I’m not sure exactly what Woodward meant by the comparison but it’s no wonder Klopp turned him down, and that he’s no longer there.
Wenger will replace Sanchez with Zaha
Arsene Wenger will spend £35m on Wilfried Zaha to replace Alexis Sanchez when the Chilean moves on. The Eagles are determined to keep Zaha, who signed a new five-year deal in the summer, but with his fine performances this season, interest from the bigger clubs has been likely. The Selhurst Park club have struggled all season as Zaha has been out for much of it, but after he returned he helped the Eagles to a win over Chelsea and a point at West Ham. Their only points this season.
Sources:
www.goal.com
www.imgbb.com
www.performgroup.com
www.thesun.co.uk
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Cannot see Mourinho going to PSG, but Conte a possibility as how Chelsea is ran by Abromvich. Win the Champions League, sudden dip in form you're sacked!
I think both coaches would be crazy to go to PSG. But then again, money talks, and PSG have more of it than anybody, even the richest Premier League clubs cant compete with their wages. The only difficulty they might have is being in the French League, it's not the strongest.
I agree, money talks look at the transfer of Neymar, UEFA should really implement Financial Fair Play. Yes the French League is not that strong. So expect French Teams to be strong in the Champions League.
I think every country should implement financial regulations. A club must spend within their means will protect the clubs and football. Neymar is a w@nker if I'm being honest. Why would anyone choose to leave Barcelona for PSG. I have nothing against PSG and it's good for European football if France would have a strong league, but they can't do it on their own.
Yes hopefully in the future this things will be strictly implemented. It will be good to see every league to be competitive not just 2 or 3 teams fighting for the title. Rich clubs wont easily get the best players from lesser teams.
I must agree on that you would be crazy to leave Barcelona with the team they have you can possibly win all competitions. In the end money talks.
I think the bigger clubs will always poach from the smaller clubs, but at least if they are limited, it will make it fairer.
United are a Mickey Mouse club, haha.
As for PSG, why any coach would choose to go there over the Premier League is beyond me. Could only be money... Oh wait a minute, haha
neymar why you leave Barcelona . that was your best place . never find a friend like Lionel Messi .
Because he's a greedy wanker
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