Sentences with phrase «likely next club»

However, he claims Inter Milan remains Conte's most likely next club.

Not exact matches

In an address to the Economic Club of Las Vegas last week, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco John Williams said the Fed will likely begin the process of monetary normalization as soon as next quarter.

More likely we will get an unhappy player who will be more focused on his next contract and club come January and who will save himself for the world cup.

That shows you that Palace are a good side and with the new manager giving the club a lift, should Arsenal be worried that our next opponents are likely to be very hard to beat?

Poor officiating decisions been this way all year the officials are performing terribly poor finishing been this way all year laca will do better next year auba is to new to the club and epl he is finding how mich effort you need the hard way he should of scored and that is a blatant foul on mustafi people keep saying he put his hands up when he was hit, well that is the natural reaction when back pedaling eyes on ball and someone plants there feet and pits a shoulder in your back your arms come up its nature but we suffered again from poor finishin i do nt care what sport that is high action especially football and hockey of you do nt finish your chances you create when on top the other side most likely will when they get theres its been ou achilles heel this year we.cant kill games because we have missed our created.chances

The Reds have often struggled to to adequately fill the position this season, but CaughtOffside understands that with the club likely to be able to offer Champions League football next season Rodgers is looking to go all out and sign some proven quality in the position to ensure that it won't give him any selection headaches in the future.

Still, come next week, they'll likely be able to take their place as the most venerable member of the One Time Club, and perhaps the most successful as well.

Snatching big names coveted around is start, selling a few players (3 - 5) that should not be here next season to add to the rumoured «war chest» is another... Let's wait and see... he knows and so does the club that the fan's patience towards the lack of trophy is paper thin as well that missteps will likely not be forgiven.

The 28 - year - old is set to report back with the club on Sunday before initial checks are made on Monday to kick start pre-season preparations, and based on this report, he's likely to find himself in an awkward position with Conte next week as Atleti aren't even close to Chelsea's demands.

The current favourite for the Ballon d'Or after a breathtaking past 12 months for his dominant club side, although less so for les Bleus, who now look likely to miss out on next summer's World Cup finals following their shock 2 - 0 loss to Ukraine in Kiev on Friday night.

Nevertheless, based on his record at previous clubs, it's likely that he'll have the full trust of the club and the supporters ahead of next season as he looks to build a side capable of getting back to the top.

So here CaughtOffside selects the 10 best players who are likely to complete transfers away from their current clubs in the next 12 months.

It is understood that the Serie A club have come to an agreement with the $ 31 million - rated forward that he can be sold next year, although this is most likely to be at the end of the season.

That isn't likely to be enough to ensure that they're Premier League title contenders next season though, and it seems as if the club are aware of that.

Manchester United have announced they are set to sign Memphis Depay from PSV this summer, so here's a look at how the Dutch starlet fits into their starting XI for next season, plus two more likely signings for the club...

The Netherlands attacker will likely play a key role at Old Trafford next season considering the club's paucity of attacking options; Radamel Falcao has left the club following his disappointing four - goal season, while Robin van Persie [Daily Star], Angel Di Maria [Express] and Javier Hernandez [Mirror] have all been rumoured to be joining him in the departure lounge.

A backup player these days, John Obi Mikel is attracting interest from Turkish clubs and seems likely to be offloaded in the next couple of days.

It now seems likely that Arsene Wenger will remain at the Emirates as speculation has linked the club with various transfer targets, which suggests that the Frenchman is making plans for next season even though his current deal expires in the summer.

In spite of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich's history of choosing non-English coaches to manage his club, Rodgers will likely be one of the top candidates available should Jose Mourinho leave on his own or be forced out — especially with so many top candidates likely to stay right where they are next year.

With his leadership skills and experience likely to form an important part of Antonio Conte's hopes for success at Stamford Bridge next season, it is ultimately a highly popular decision from a fans perspective given that the club legend has spent over two decades at Stamford Bridge.

in another twist to it, it will likely affect clubs and managers that likeready - made players from abroad (Mourinho, Guardiola)... and with these two being our main contenders for the title next season along with Conte and Klopp it could play in our favour.

With Malaga banned from competing in European competition next term the club's owners will be looking to sell a player or two to help make ends meet and Isco is a player they are likely to consider cashing in on when the transfer window re-opens.

There appears to be a certain amount of realism to these targets which may seem more likely to occur than any «big - name» signings who may wait to see how the club progresses over the next six months to a year before taking the perceived gamble of a move to a club who is very much now in a period of transition.

As for Morata, he will command a fee of # 62m according to Sport, and is highly likely to move on this summer having previously insisted that he wants an important role at his next club.

The most important of which will likely be the appointment of the next manager, and it remains to be seen how Agbonlahor is dealt with by the club as well as his future boss if he continues to disrespect Villa with his antics off the pitch.

Alexis Sanchez nearly left to join Man City last summer, only for our club to fail to persuade his replacement Thomas Lemar to leave Monaco, but the former Barcelona forward remains ever - likely to leave before next season, with his contract ending at the end of the current one.

After all Dembele may not likely play for a club without champions league ticket next season.

This weekend's benching will have been a huge blow to his relationship with the club, and the resuit will only have strengthened his contract stance also, and it seems near - certain that he will now refuse to extend his playing deal beyond the end of next season, which would most likely mean he will leave come the summer.

Let's face it, with a Europa League win now surely needed to ensure this season is any kind of success, it seems most likely the next Arsenal manager won't have Champions League football when he takes the job — inexcusable for a club of this size.

LCFC themselves have proved that AFC are just as likely to win the PL next year as any other club.

We'll likely buy 1 or 2 unknown players, hoping they turn to the next Ronaldo or Messi, when instead we need to buy more players like Sanchez, who can handle the pressure of playing for this club.

Liverpool are likely to look at strengthening their midfield options due to their participation in European competition next season, with Steven Gerrard, Joe Allen, Lucas Leiva, Jordan Henderson, Adam Lallana and Phillippe Coutinho requiring more quality back - up and competition if Rodgers is to stick with the high - energy style that defined the Anfield club in the 2013/14 campaign.

The club is forward planning for next season and beyond.Auba was bought to replace Sanchez (Although not like for like in style) and if reports suggesting Fakir is a target for next year that to me means either or both of Wilshere and Ramsey will be sold.Welbeck is not producing so he will likely go or at best be kept as a back up for Auba and Lacazette.

The youngster is now likely to be watched by some of the biggest clubs in the world with Jurgen Klopp spoilt for choice amongst his youth ranks with Liverpool's talented Welsh teenager Ben Woodburn also being touted by many to be the next big star in world football.

If the Italian tactician believes that Costa will have an important role to play for him as of next season, then it is more than likely that the club will dismiss all offers.

Mustafi, Czech and Wilshere are regarded by Wenger as being in his first eleven.The current squad players including Holding, Elneny and Maitland Niles are likely to remain as such next season.My point is that neither Wenger nor the three first team picks are not good enough for this club and as such the quicker their services are dispensed with the better.

Alexis is most likely staying and club will let him leave on a free next season.

It means the club's number one will likely return for the game against Queretaro next weekend instead.

In turn, if Woodward is truly committed to giving the green - light for the club to spend big, then they have to land a marquee name that is already well established and can make an immediate difference next season with City, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal all likely to come on strong too.

A reunion with compatriot Paul Pogba at Old Trafford seemed like the most likely scenario next year if he decided to leave the Spanish capital, but interest from Guardiola and a chance to play a leading role at the Etihad could be a major head - turning offer and it will only serve to further ramp up the heated rivalry between the two clubs.

Therefore it appears that the club is in deep deliberation as to whether tp wait until those two games have been played and then act to replace the former Fulham manager with former Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard who is on the look out for a new post having been sacked by Galatasaray earlier in the season, or instead axe Roy Hodgson within the next 48 hours, which currently appears to be the more likely scenario.

Reds boss Brendan Rodgers has been looking to add some significant additions to his side this summer as the club will most likely be involved in next season's Champions League as they still seek to end their 24 year wait for a league title.

Penn State is a real candidate to join the club next season, if it can land another top - 10 class, which is likely.

for Sanchez, playing without any long - term security might seem unnecessarily careless in light of his potential future earnings (this next contract, wherever he is, will likely be the most lucrative deal he will ever sign)... for the club, there is a delicate balance between protecting their monetary interests and not appearing shady in the process... it rarely works, especially now without 24 hr access to all things club - related

This has not gone down well with everyone in the dressing room, however, with bigger names and more experienced figures said to be «baffled» at being overlooked for the role, particularly as many felt Shaw was far more likely to actually leave the club in the next transfer window rather than be trusted with such an important role.

But, should they want to wait for Mourinho, Van Gaal is likely safe for the remainder of the campaign as the Portuguese would prefer to have a fresh start at his next club.

Conte is ready to give him a chance, as noted by The Daily Mail, and he is likely to fit into the Italian's plans to implement a 3 -5-2 system at the club next season.

However, a loan move to a second - tier side is likely seen as the next stage in his progression with the club eager to give the teenager the opportunity to get serious, competitive game - time under his belt before returning to the club in the summer for pre-season.

Now although they could mean that the Board just intends on sitting down with Wenger to discuss what he plans on doing next, I think it's far more likely that if things do go well for the Gunners in this campaign, then the club will be more than content with laying another contract offer on the table.

He is so scared that if the next manager does very well people will stop treating him like a God that he is destroying the club so that the next manager will most likely fail.