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USMNT's Klinsmann suffers neck fracture after collision

U.S. Men's National Team goalkeeper Jonathan Klinsmann suffered a broken neck while playing for Cesena this weekend. The American shotstopper, who was part of USMNT camp in the fall, was forced out of the game in the final moments of his team's 2-0 loss to Palermo after colliding with a Palermo player.

"The road to recovery will be long": Horrific injury for Klinsmann Jr

Shock for Jonathan Klinsmann: The goalkeeper for Italian second-tier side AC Cesena has suffered a fracture of the first cervical vertebra, the club has confirmed.

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Ex-Chelsea & Arsenal star slams English clubs over coaching opportunities

Former England international Ashley Cole has opened up about the lack of opportunities for aspiring coaches in the English game after taking his first senior managerial role in Italy. The legendary left-back admitted that he felt "discouraged" by domestic clubs before Serie B outfit Cesena offered him the chance to prove his credentials.

Venice top the table, Palermo 'only' in the play-offs: who will make it to Serie A?

Fixtures, the league table and what the bookmakers are saying about the promotion race in Serie B

England v Andorra - 2027 UEFA European Under-21 Championship Qualifier

Serie B: Ashley Cole’s debut for Cesena ends in defeat at Mantua

The new English manager makes his debut in the Italian second division, taking to the pitch for the midweek fixture on matchday 31.

England v Portugal - Men's U21 International

Ashley Cole joins Cesena – what’s the story behind it? The reasons behind the move

Following Mignani’s dismissal, the Bianconeri have made a surprise move for the former Arsenal, Chelsea and Roma full-back

Cesena, official: Ashley Cole is the new manager

It’s official: Cesena have appointed Cole.

Ex-Chelsea star Cole lined up for shock first managerial role

Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender Ashley Cole is reportedly in talks to join Serie B side Cesena in his first senior managerial role after previously serving as England's assistant coach. Cole has also spent time working alongside Frank Lampard at Everton and Wayne Rooney with Birmingham City. The 45-year-old is now ready to step out on his own.

'Culmination of my story' - Klinsmann on USMNT hopes

EXCLUSIVE: After his a long-awaited USMNT return, the son the former national team coach hopes for more chances to come

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