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      Sean Dyche wants to manage MAN UTD as he gives Ruben Amorim advice and claims he’d have won more games as boss

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      SEAN DYCHE admits he would love to manage Manchester United and has given Ruben Amorim tips on how to improve results.Former Everton manager Dyche has been out of work since January after being sacked by the Toffees.Sean Dyche admits he would love to manage Man UtdCredit: RexThe former Everton boss gave some managerial tips to struggling Ruben AmorimCredit: ReutersThe no-nonsense gaffer started his career at Watford in 2011.But it was a 10-year spell at Burnley where he made his name, taking charge of 425 games at Turf Moor until 2022.Now, Dyche is hoping to return to the beautiful game with a new club over the summer.There could be several sides looking for a new manager.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLBut Dyche admits his dream would be to link up with struggling Man Utd.The Red Devils are in the Europa League final against Tottenham, yet their Premier League campaign has been a disaster.They lie 16th in the table with just 10 wins in 36 outings.And earlier in the season United sacked Erik ten Hag for Portuguese tactician Amorim.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSHe has since struggled to get a tune out of the club’s big-money flops.But Dyche has made it perfectly clear he would be willing to try his hand in the Old Trafford dugout should an unexpected change be made shortly.Ruben Amorim vows to QUIT Man Utd if horror slump continues as dejected boss identifies ‘most dangerous thing’ at clubSpeaking on the Stick to Football podcast, brought to you by Sky Bet, Dyche said: “(One job I’d take?) It was always Manchester United because of the size of the club, not because it’s Man Utd – but due to the sheer grandeur, particularly back then. “I know they are going through a tough run at the minute, but the whole worldwide feel of it. That’s a big super-powered club.”Dyche also dished out some advice to Amorim on how to improve results while claiming he would have done better in the role.Dyche added: “Amorim better win some games – pretty quick. I reckon if I went there and played my way, we’d win more games. “Just 4-4-2 – give them basic rules of principles. They have some good players. You don’t have to over teach everyone. “I’d be interested more in the longer run, if he can stick to his principals and then next season, we’re all going, ‘Fair play’ – but, he’s been there a while now so you better start bringing some wins soon.”Dyche finished by claiming he would have given ex-England boss Gareth Southgate the job over Amorim last year.Read More on The SunHe noted: “I thought the Manchester United job fitted Gareth [Southgate] really well. Coming out of the hardship of managing your country – because it is hard managing your country.“The fans and the media can drive [decisions] but sometimes you’ve got to be brave enough. Think of all the managers down the years where clubs have been brave.” More

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      Arsenal reveal new home kit for 2025/26 season with major change to badge and eye-watering price

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      ARSENAL have released their new home shirt for the 2025/26 season.The club’s new shirt comes with an eyewatering price as the most expensive version will set back fans £130.Arsenal have released the club’s new home shirtCredit: Arsenal FCThe club made the announcement with a video on social mediaCredit: Arsenal FCBukayo Saka models the new kitCredit: Arsenal FCThe club has returned to the full crest rather than just the cannonCredit: GettyThe North London club unveiled the shirt in a video on social media.The video was captioned “the pulse of our club”.A heartbeat can be heard as the video showcases the new shirt.The shirt has a red body paired with white sleeves and red stripes on the arms.READ MORE ON ARSENALThere has been a major change to the club badge compared to the current season editions.The full crest has returned to the shirt rather than just the cannon that sits on the 2024/25 shirts.Fans have given the shirt a mixed reception on social media.One posted: “This looks really beautiful.. love every bit of it.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSA second commented: “Unfortunately, I don’t have money, clean though.”A third wrote: “Arsenal FC – Fashion Club. Less clothes and more wins please.”‘Those doubts maybe kick in’ – Jamie Carragher hints when Declan Rice will start considering his Arsenal futureArsenal’s new goalkeeper kit is a bright one for sureCredit: Arsenal FCA fourth said: “Look great wearing it whilst doing another guard of honour.”Another added: “Let’s win some silverware wearing this.”The authentic long-sleeve version of the shirt is an eye-watering £130 with the short sleeve version priced at £120.Fans can get a cheaper version of the shirt with a short sleeve priced at £85 and a long sleeve at £90.The kit is paired with whit shorts and red socks but there is also an alternate pair of red shorts.The goalkeeper kit is a bright yellow with red trim.Meanwhile, Manchester City have already released their kit for next season.Read More on The SunThe club dropped a hint over Jack Grealish’s future as he was featured in the promotion.And supporters believe that this could indicate that he will be staying at the Etihad past the summer transfer window.Join SUN CLUB for the Arsenal Files every Friday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from The Emirates More

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      Premier League’s most expensive stand opens at full capacity with £15k season tickets, stunning views and SWIMMING POOL

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      THE most expensive stand in the Premier League has opened – and it has some incredible features.Fulham unveiled the new £100million Riverside Stand hospitality section last weekend.The amazing new stand is on the banks of the River ThamesCredit: SuppliedFulham’s new Riverside Stand has openedCredit: AFPThe balcony offers incredible views of LondonCredit: FulhamIt also has an infinity pool overlooking the River ThamesCredit: FulhamThe new stand offers Michelin-star menusCredit: Fulham FCThe project was six years in the making and it provides a luxury way of watching football.Fans with tickets for the stand will have access to Michelin-star inspired menus, rooftop access on the three-floor ‘Sky Deck’ as well as an infitity pool.They will also have stunning views across the River Thames and London. But the luxuries come at a huge cost.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLSeason tickets in the top tier will set fans back a whopping £15,000 while individual tickets in the cheaper areas cost over £100 each for adults.Meanwhile, non-corporate season tickets are priced up to £3,000. On Fulham’s website, club owner-chairman Shahid Khan boasts: “Make no mistake, the Riverside development will be a location like no other, a real game-changer for Fulham Football Club, our neighbourhood and all of London.”And chief executive Alistair Mackintosh told BBC Sport: “Fulham has always been blessed with a wonderful location but until today not had wonderful hospitality.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”This has been a long time coming. We wanted the best stand in the world.”Going way back, this was a real vision for me – but we had delays with Covid, and needing a lease for the River Thames.I experienced the poshest, most exclusive stand in the Premier League and it was like no other”I spoke to the Fulham Supporters’ Trust when I first started 17 years ago, and they said two things were important to them. First, sustainability and then staying at Craven Cottage.”They had moved before and it wasn’t right. The owner Shahid Khan took the vision and put it on steroids.”The new stand places focus on the River Thames.Fans can enjoy the views from an exclusive balcony and a new infinity pool.The top priced season tickets are £15,000Credit: Supplied More

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      Nottingham Forest star Taiwo Awoniyi ‘out of induced coma and recovering well with family after urgent surgery’

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      NOTTINGHAM FOREST star Taiwo Awoniyi is out of his induced coma, according to reports.The striker, 27, was forced to undergo surgery following an abdominal injury suffered against Leicester on Sunday.Taiwo Awoniyi has undergone urgent surgeryCredit: PAAwoniyi, 27, is reportedly ‘recovering well’Credit: GettyAwoniyi required urgent medical attention after crashing into the post during the 2-2 draw.Following the first part of his emergency surgery on Monday, the Nigerian was placed in an induced coma.Awoniyi subsequently underwent part two of his operation earlier today, and according to the Mail is now out of his coma and “recovering well”.Nottingham Forest are set to launch an internal investigation into their medical team’s handling of Awoniyi’s injury.MORE ON NOTTINGHAM FORESTThe forward received lengthy treatment on the pitch following the incident, but was subsequently allowed to continue playing.Awoniyi was then finally forced to go off, with further assessments determining that he would have to go under the knife.SunSport revealed earlier tonight that Forest chief Evangelos Marinakis is furious with how Awoniyi’s injury was handled.The Greek tycoon is set to have experienced club doctor Dr Prithish Shyam Narayan quizzed, along with club medics and coachesMost read in FootballFollowing the final whistle on Sunday, Marinakis entered the pitch and confronted boss Nuno Espirito Santo.A Forest statement subsequently read: “The seriousness of Taiwo Awoniyi’s injury is a powerful reminder of the physical risks in the game and why a player’s health and well-being must always come first.Nuno Espirito Santo argues with Nottingham Forest owner on City Ground pitch moments after disastrous draw”This principle is not just policy for us, it is the deeply held belief and conviction of our owner. To Evangelos Marinakis, this isn’t just a club, it’s family, and he instils that message in all of us.”That is why he was so personally and emotionally invested in the situation. His reaction was one of deep care, responsibility and emotional investment in one of our own.”He didn’t just see it as an isolated incident, but something that reflected the values and unity of the entire team.”In moments like that he demonstrates his leadership, not just through words, but through action and presence.”When he saw our player clearly in discomfort it became increasingly difficult for him to stay on the sidelines.”It was instinctive, human, and a reflection of just how much this team and its people mean to him. He would do the same again if such an unfortunate event were ever to reoccur.”There was no confrontation, with Nuno or others, either on the pitch or inside the stadium. There was only shared frustration between all of us that the medical team should never have allowed the player to continue.” More

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      Ruben Amorim gives update on quit threat as Man Utd boss says ‘I cannot see the team having these results…’

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      RUBEN AMORIM has no intention of quitting Manchester United — but knows the pressure will ramp up if he fails to win the Europa League.The Portuguese boss confirmed he paid for 30 of his staff to take their families to Wednesday’s all-English ­final showdown with Tottenham in Spain.Ruben Amorim has no intention of quitting Manchester UnitedMan Utd boss Amorim knows the pressure will ramp up if he fails to win the Europa LeagueAmorim stunned supporters  after ­Sunday’s defeat to West Ham when he admitted he will have to be replaced if he cannot turn United around at the start of next season.Amorim, who has won only six out of 25 Prem matches in charge, said: “Since I arrived here I am always talking about the standards.“I cannot see the team having these results — especially in the Premier League — and not say anything and not take the responsibility.“It’s just that. I have a clear idea what to do. I understand the problems of the team and I am far from quitting.Read More on Man Utd“What I am saying is we need to perform this season and in the future or else they will change us.“That is a normal thing. That was my feeling after West Ham and is still my feeling today.”Amorim has tried to play down the importance of the Bilbao showdown.But he accepts losing to Tottenham, who last won silverware in 2008, would crank up the pressure.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSHe added: “For sure, if we don’t win, that is clear . . .  but I am not concerned about that. “It’s going to be really bad. I don’t want to use that as an excuse, it’s going to be really tough.”Casemiro STAYING at Man Utd? Amorim’s Shock U-Turn Explained!Amorim’s move to pay for tickets out of his own pocket — after the club said they would not fund them — was an attempt to boost morale following a difficult time at Old Trafford.With up to  450 redundancies announced as part of co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s cost-cutting measures, staff fear more cuts will follow should United fail to beat Spurs. Amorim explained his decision to pay for the tickets and said: “In this moment for our club sometimes it is hard when to give, when to take, to respect the people that are losing their jobs.“It is complicated for the club to start giving to other members of staff so it is a really hard position.“That situation was explained so my reaction was to help. It is not going to change my life.“So I wanted to help the staff be there and comfortable and be a better staff for the final. Three stars sidelined“Then they talk to the players and the players have the same reaction.“Everybody wants their families there, the staff there but it’s hard to manage things in our club. So it’s a simple thing.”Amorim confirmed Leny Yoro, Matthijs De Ligt and Diogo Dalot will not feature on Friday’s Prem clash at Chelsea  in the hope they can be fit for the Europa League final.The United boss  said: “I don’t know if they are going to be available. Read More on The Sun“We are going to try and push because it is a final and all the players want to play in that.“They will not go to Chelsea but there is a  possibility we will get some of them back.” More

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      Nottingham Forest set to launch investigation into medical team’s handling of Taiwo Awoniyi injury with Marinakis fuming

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      NOTTINGHAM FOREST are set to launch an internal investigation into their medical team’s handling of Taiwo Awoniyi’s horror injury on Sunday.The 27-year-old Nigerian striker remains in hospital, in an induced coma, after having surgery to repair a ruptured intestine on Monday.Nottingham Forest will launch an internal investigation after Taiwo Awoniyi’s injuryForest owner Evangelos Marinakis was furious with the way the medical team handled Awoniyi’s injuryAwoniyi suffered severe abdominal injuries when he collided with a post during his side’s 2-2 draw with Leicester City.Surgeons took the decision to stabilise Awoniyi’s condition by placing him in an induced coma, which will help restrict his movement and regulate his heart rate.However, Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is still fuming at how the stricken striker was allowed to continue playing by the club’s medics and coaches.SunSport understands the Greek tycoon has ordered a comprehensive internal investigation into the circumstances surrounding that controversial decision.Read More on FootballForest’s vastly experienced club doctor Dr Prithish Shyam Narayan will be quizzed along with club medics and coaches, so that Forest get a precise picture and understanding of what happened on Sunday.Marinakis was so incensed at Awoniyi’s plight he raced onto the pitch at full-time to quiz manager Nuno Espirito Santo.Now he wants answers before deciding if any further action is required.In a hard-hitting statement issued by Forest on Monday, the club made it clear it will not tolerate any player being endangered.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSIt said: “The seriousness of Taiwo Awoniyi’s injury is a powerful reminder of the physical risks in the game and why a player’s health and well-being must always come first.”This principle is not just policy for us, it is the deeply held conviction of our owner.”The statement went on to seemingly criticise the club’s own medics when it concluded: “There was only shared frustration between all of us that the medical team should never have allowed the player to continue.” More

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      Beanpole ex-Premier League striker, 42, comes out of retirement for shock sport switch to Vikings American football team

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      FORMER Premier League striker Stefan Maierhofer has swapped goals for gridirons … by becoming an American football star.The 6ft 7ins Austria international had a top-flight spell with Wolves, scoring once in 10 games before leaving in 2011.Ex-Premier League ace Stefan Maierhofer has crossed over to American footballMaierhofer played for the likes of Wolves, Bayern Munich and MillwallHe joined Bristol City on loan in 2010, and four years later had a brief stint with their Championship rivals Millwall.Former Bayern Munich youngster Maierhofer has also played for a host of German, Austrian and Slovak clubs.But the 42-year-old has now switched sports by joining the Vienna Vikings American football club.They compete in the European League of Football, and won the title in 2022.Read More on FootballMaierhofer said: “I’m making my sporting comeback as a kicker in American football, and I’m going to play for Vienna Vikings in 2025.”From my first minute at the club I was clear in my mind that I wanted to join them.  Everyone from the owner down to the equipment manager speaks with one voice.”Everything is all about success and respect, and that impressed me.  I trained with the former NFL kicker, Giorgio Tavecchio, and worked on perfecting my technique.”I want to reach the 2025 final with the Vikings, and play in front of 50,000 American football fans.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSVikings head coach Chris Calaycay said: “Stefan is a very tall man, extremely popular, and with a unique body language.”The transition from kicking a soccer ball to kicking a football is tough, but he is going tremendously well.”Patrick Mahomes says ‘cut the cameras’ in emotional locker room scenes as new K ansas City Chiefs doc trailer is releasedClub owner Robin Lumsden added: “A number of prominent footballers wanted to play for us, and many found the trials difficult.”But it became clear very quickly that Stefan was the right man for us.  He embodies our fighting mentality – he is highly professional and competitive.” More

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      Man City to help bankroll transfer spree by selling forgotten star to Como for £25m – despite him playing just twice

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      MANCHESTER CITY are set to complete a stunning deal by selling a forgotten star for a fee that would see them almost triple their profit for the midfielder.That transfer would also help City raise the cash for a busy summer transfer window that could see them breaking the Premier League record for the most expensive signing.Manchester City are set to sell forgotten man Maximo Perrone to Como for £25mThat money will help Man City complete a record deal for Bayer Leverkusen star Florian WirtzAccording to The Mail, Man City loanee Maximo Perrone is expected to complete a permanent move to Como.Perrone, 22, moved to the Etihad in 2023 from Velez Sarsfield following a £9million deal.However, the former Argentina youth international never managed to break into Pep Guardiola’s first team and only made two substitute appearances.That led two loan stints – one at Las Palmas last season before joining Como in August.Read More on FootballPerrone has been so impressive in Serie A that Cesc Fabregas’ side have nicknamed him as a “compass” and the “Swiss watch” who keeps the team “ticking”.The defensive midfielder, who has laid on three assists in 24 appearances with the Italian outfit, is also keen to stay.And now Como are set to sign the Argentine for a whopping £25million.That works as a massive financial boost for manager Guardiola who will be looking to erase his worst ever managerial season with a dominant run next term.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe Spanish tactician is looking to start strong by splurging a staggering £126m on Bayer Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz alone.Wirtz, 22, is seen as the successor of City legend Kevin De Bruyne, who is leaving the club in June after 10 glittering years in Manchester.Florian Wirtz talks about his highlights playing for Bayer Leverkusen Guardiola has already met the playmaker and held talks with him as well as his parents.And the Prem giants are stepping up their bid by offering Leverkusen an astronomical fee that would be only 56m less than the total sum they spent during the January transfer window for five signings.However, it’s claimed Liverpool also held talks with Wirtz on Tuesday, with the Premier League champions keen to land the No10. More