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Henry next? France icon would ‘love’ to follow Deschamps & Zidane

France are preparing to pass their managerial baton from Didier Deschamps to Zinedine Zidane, with Jeremie Aliadiere telling GOAL that Thierry Henry would “love” to follow that World Cup-winning trend and become the next boss of Les Bleus. The Arsenal legend has dipped his toe into coaching and would welcome the opportunity to take charge of his country.

Bayern legend named Belgium boss with ex-Chelsea man as assistant

The Belgian Football Association (RBFA) has appointed former Bayern Munich midfielder Mark van Bommel as the new head coach of the Red Devils. The 49-year-old Dutchman steps into the role following Rudi Garcia's departure after the World Cup, bringing in former Chelsea and Liverpool winger Boudewijn Zenden as part of his technical team.

'If you misbehave, I'm gone!' - Klopp lays down the law with German media and DFB

Jurgen Klopp has wasted no time setting out his expectations after being unveiled as Germany's new head coach. The former Liverpool boss warned both the media and the DFB that he would walk away if trust, respect or support disappeared.

De la Fuente blasts Argentina's 'intolerable and unacceptable' behaviour

Luis de la Fuente has condemned Argentina's conduct towards Spain's players after the World Cup final, praising his own squad for refusing to react. The Spain boss also reflected on lifting the trophy and the unity he believes the triumph has inspired across the country.

'I must be going crazy!' - Paredes could quit Argentina & rejects conspiracies

Boca Juniors captain Leandro Paredes has cast doubt on his international future following Argentina's defeat to Spain in the World Cup final. The midfielder revealed that the squad faces crucial decisions regarding their continuity while also dismissing external conspiracy theories surrounding their painful loss.

Brazil v Norway: Round of 16 - FIFA World Cup 2026

Arsenal & Spurs ready to enter transfer battle for Norway World Cup star

Arsenal and Tottenham are both weighing moves for RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa after his impressive World Cup campaign with Norway. The North London rivals face stiff competition from Italy, while Leipzig's £51 million valuation could prove the biggest hurdle.