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INTER MIAMI owner David Beckham has approached former Manchester United team-mate Phil Neville about becoming the team’s new manager, according to reports.
The England Lionesses boss, 43, revealed he would step down as national boss in July after this summer’s Euros.

David Beckham is keen to land Phil Neville as Inter Miami boss, say reportsCredit: PA:Press Association

Phil Neville will step down as England Lionesses boss in the summerCredit: PA:Press Association

Dutch legend Sarina Wiegman will take over as Lionesses boss from the summer.
And Beckham is keen to get Neville straight back into action by making him new boss of Inter Miami, according to Sky Sports.
The report claims ‘preliminary discussions’ between the MLS side and Neville have taken place.
Current boss Diego Alonso has been widely tipped to leave the club after his sole season in charge.

Inter Miami finished tenth in the 14-team Eastern Conference last season, snatching the final playoffs play-in spot.
Following the season’s return from the enforced coronavirus break, the club finished bottom of their ‘MLS is back’ group, thus ending their season.
All in all, Inter Miami won just seven of their 23 matches, losing 13 times, putting Alonso’s future in jeopardy.
Meanwhile, Neville led England to the 2019 World Cup semi-finals and helped his side win the SheBelieves Cup since taking over in 2018.

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Beckham and Neville shared some of Man Utd’s best, most-trophy-laden yearsCredit: Getty – Contributor

Beckham wants Neville to take over as Inter Miami boss this yearCredit: Getty Images – Getty

Elsewhere, Inter Miami could be forced to change their name after losing a legal battle with Italian giants Inter Milan.
Inter Milan are suing the American league for trademark infringement.
The Italian side have claimed the term ‘Inter’ is synonymous with just them.
In 2014, the club filed a trademark application with the United States Patent Trademark Office.
According to AS, the Serie A side won the first round of the battle in court on Monday.
Inter Miami are expected to make a final appeal to the USPTO to overturn the decision.
But defeat would see Beckham’s club forced into a humiliating change of identity.
Re-branding the entire club would cost Beckham and Co millions of dollars.

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MANCHESTER UNITED will win the Premier League this season, according to SunSport readers.
Jurgen Klopp’s reigning champions had opened up a commanding lead atop the table just over two weeks ago after thumping Crystal Palace 7-0 at Selhurst Park.

SunSport readers reckon Man Utd are favourites to win the Premier League this season

Man Utd are in a rich vein of form and will go top of the Premier League if they get at least a point from their game in handCredit: Reuters

But the Reds are now winless in their last three games, having most-recently lost to Southampton on the back of draws with Newcastle and West Brom.
Man Utd, meanwhile, have been in superb form, unbeaten in the league since their November 1 defeat at home to Arsenal.
And now, they can go top of the league with just a point from their game with Burnley on January 12.
And, Sun readers reckon United are now favourites for the title.

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We asked you to vote on who would win the league this season, with 34.31 per cent of 6,000 responses backing Man Utd.
Liverpool earned 30.57 per cent of the fan vote, running United close despite their mounting injury crisis.
Manchester City are way back in third with just 18.04 per cent of the vote, with Tottenham fourth (6.15 per cent).

Leicester won 3.37 per cent of Sun readers’ vote, with ‘other clubs’ earning 7.56 per cent.
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Liverpool are now winless in their last three Premier League gamesCredit: Reuters

Of the chasing pack, Aston Villa, Southampton and Everton are closest to top spot, ahead of struggling ‘Big Six’ sides Arsenal and Chelsea.
But for now, it appears to be a straight scrap between Liverpool and Man Utd, with the Red Devils chasing their first league title since Sir Alex Ferguson’s final season in 2012-13.
And the two North West giants will go toe-to-toe on January 17 at Anfield in a potentially decisive six-pointer.
Klopp already kicked off the war of words by criticising Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side’s knack for winning penalties, 12 days before kick-off.
Perhaps even more crucially, Liverpool travel to Old Trafford to take on United very late in the season.
The provisional date for the crunch clash is May 1, in gameweek 34 of 38.

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JURGEN KLOPP took a swipe at Manchester United’s uncanny ability to win penalties after Liverpool lost to Southampton on Monday night.
The Premier League champions put in an appalling display as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat at St Mary’s.

Jurgen Klopp claimed United have won more penalties under Solskjaer than Liverpool under himself – but stats show he got his numbers wrongCredit: Getty Images – Getty

United have won 27 penalties in just 75 PL games under Solskjaer, compared to Liverpool’s 30 pens in 199 games under KloppCredit: Getty – Pool

Danny Ings scored a second-minute lob before Saints parked the bus and desperately clung on to the win, leaving boss Ralph Hasenhuttl in tears.
Liverpool can consider themselves somewhat unlucky though after failing to be awarded a penalty on two separate occasions on the south coast.
Sadio Mane was sent crashing to the ground under a clumsy challenge from Kyle Walker-Peters, while Jack Stephens blocked a Georginio Wijnaldum shot with his arms in an unnatural position.
Despite a VAR review, the Reds failed to win a spot-kick.

The defeat means fierce rivals Man Utd can go ahead of Liverpool with a win or even a draw in their game in hand against Burnley on January 12.
The North-West duo then go head-to-head in a little under a fortnight in what could turn out to be a title six-pointer.
And Klopp kicked-off the war of words early after the Southampton loss.
The Kop chief roared: “Man Utd had more penalties in two years than me in five-and-a-half years… but no excuses for tonight.”

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Liverpool wanted a penalty after Mane was brought down by Walker-PetersCredit: PA:Press Association

Liverpool were also denied a penalty after Stephens appeared to handle Wijnaldum’s shotCredit: PA:Press Association

However, despite Klopp’s claim, Man Utd have NOT won more penalties under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer than Liverpool under the German.
Klopp took over at Anfield in October 2015, overseeing 199 Premier League games in that run.
The Reds have won 30 spot-kicks under the former Borussia Dortmund chief.
Solskjaer took over from Jose Mourinho at Old Trafford – initially on a temporary basis – in December 2018.
In a little over two years, the Norwegian has seen his side win 27 penalties in just 75 games.
While Klopp has won more spot-kicks, the Liverpool boss is right that his side earn them far less frequently.
Under the German, the Reds win 0.15 penalties per game, compared to United’s ridiculous rate of 0.36 per game – more than double their rivals’ total.

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