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RANKED: Top 20 managers of the European season

The 2025-26 European season is over, and it ended just as the 2024-25 did 12 months earlier, with Paris Saint-Germain lifting the European Cup at the end of the Champions League final. Saturday's win over Arsenal in Budapest was a much tighter affair than their thrashing of Inter in Munich, but was greeted with no less joy by the French giants and their supporters as they clinched a double having already won Ligue 1.

For the third time in a row... PSV Eindhoven are Dutch league champions

Feyenoord's draw seals the title

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Ginter's acrimonious departure from BVB: "I'm sorry, but he doesn't want to talk to you"

Before the 2018 World Cup, Matthias Ginter wanted to ask his manager, Peter Bosz, whether he stood a chance of securing a first-team place at BVB. However, no such conversation ever took place; instead, the former international was dropped from the squad.

Arsenal silence doubters to lead weekend winners & losers

After all the drama provided by the Champions League in midweek, domestic action returned over the weekend, and it did not disappoint. Title races and battles to earn European spots are heating up around the continent, with there plenty of twists and turns still to come over the next three-and-a-half months.

Dest benched for disciplinary breach as Bosz fumes at USMNT star

USMNT star Sergino Dest was dropped to the bench for PSV's impressive Champions League win over Napoli after arriving late for the match. Manager Peter Bosz explained why he had been left out of his starting XI after the 6-2 victory and was critical of the defender, making it clear he is trying to uphold high standards at the Eredivisie side as he bids to win silverware this season.

'Disorganised' Dembele's Ballon d'Or win a surprise for ex-coach

Ousmane Dembele's Ballon d'Or win was a surprise to his former coach Peter Bosz, who has revealed his battles with the star's lack of discipline during his time at Borussia Dortmund. The Paris Saint-Germain forward was described as "disorganised" and "often late," but the Dutch coach feels he has undergone a transformation since joining the French side.