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New coach in place – club legend has to leave

The Dutchman Ruud van Nistelrooy wanted to continue in Manchester United's coaching staff even under the new coach Rúben Amorim, but that will not happen, according to the Premier League club on its website. "Ruud is, and will always be, a Manchester United legend.

New coach in place – club legend has to leave

Guardiola gets no hearing from Premier League

With an expanded club World Championship next summer, the load on the world's top football players will increase. Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola wants to start the Premier League season later to get more time for recovery, but claims that he is talking to deaf ears.

Guardiola gets no hearing from Premier League

City faces punishment in "the trial of the century in sports"

It has been described in British media as "the trial of the century in sports". Now, the questioning of Manchester City begins – which, among other things, can lead to point deductions or relegation.

City faces punishment in "the trial of the century in sports"

Nanasi's success continues – goal scorer again

The football star Sebastian Nanasi has got a flying start to his time in French Strasbourg. In his first start against Lyon over two weeks ago, it only took three minutes before he opened his goal account in his new club.

Nanasi's success continues – goal scorer again

Guide: Eight Snippets Ahead of the Premier League Premiere

The reigning champion waiting for their verdict, a coach carousel and a Swedish super talent who can make their debut. On Friday, the English Premier League begins.

Guide: Eight Snippets Ahead of the Premier League Premiere

City premiere in wait for the verdict: "We are innocent"

On Sunday, Manchester City will play their Premier League premiere. A season that can shake the reigning champions thoroughly – as a verdict on the club's potential rule violations is expected to come.

City premiere in wait for the verdict: "We are innocent"

Only one Premier League club wanted to scrap VAR

Premier League keeps VAR. English football clubs voted against the proposal to abolish the video assistant referee technology at Thursday's annual meeting.

Only one Premier League club wanted to scrap VAR