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Manchester City appoint two new coaches
Manchester City have appointed two new coaches to manager Pep Guardiola’s first team coaching set-up.
The new coaches are Pepijn Lijnders and James French.
The Cityzens disclosed this in a post on their website on Tuesday.
Lijnders has been appointed as assistant coach while French joins as set-piece coach.
Lijnders, 42, arrived at the Etihad armed with extensive elite-level coaching experience both in the Premier League as well as on the continent.
French, on the other hand, moved to City from Liverpool in the key role of set-piece coach.
“Pepijn and James have each amassed huge experience working in their individual roles over the past few years.
“Everyone at Manchester City wishes Pepijn and James the very best of luck in their new roles,” Man City’s statement partly read.
AS Roma have identified Chelsea star, Tyrique George as a potential replacement for Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Serie A club have asked for George’s deal conditions.
George is one of the options as a left winger for Roma if Sancho continue not to open the doors to move to Italy.
The Chelsea winger is on Roma’s shortlist and also RB Leipzig and other Premier League clubs are still very keen on signing the youngster.
Meanwhile, providing an update on Sancho after he rejected AS Roma a few days ago, the club’s director Frederic Massara said: “There are no conditions to proceed with this deal, especially as Sancho doesn’t have the motivations to join AS Roma”.
Arsenal legend, Ian Wright, has advised the club’s boss, Mikel Arteta, to replace injured Bukayo Saka with new signing, Noni Madueke when the Gunners face Liverpool.
Shooting Stars head coach, Nurudeen Aweroro, says it is important for his team to start the new campaign with a win, Ekwutosblog reports.
The Ibadan club will host Bayelsa United in their opening fixture of the 2025/26 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) season at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba, on Sunday.
It will be Aweroro’s first official game in charge of the five-time NPFL champions.
The former Ikorodu City gaffer challenged his players to give their best in the encounter.
”We need to get maximum points, and if possible, score plenty of goals. But the most important thing is to secure the win. We can’t take this game for granted—we have to come out strong and give our best,” Aweroro told Shooting Stars media.
The 2025/26 NPFL season started on Friday with holders Remo Stars and Rivers United battling to a thrilling 1-1 draw at the Moshood Abiola Sports Arena, Abeokuta.
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