Bruno Lage: Last News

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Manchester United travel to the West Midlands to face Wolves in the Premier League today as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks to go into the international break on a high.United have picked up four points from a possible six in the league so far, with a thumping 5-1 win over Leeds followed by a 1-1 draw at Southampton.Wolves have lost both of their games 1-0 under new manager Bruno Lage so far but previous matches against United have traditionally been tight affairs.None of the last nine meetings between the two sides have been decided by more than a single goal, so the away side are likely to have their work cut out.Excitement is sky-high in the United camp after an agreement was struck with Juventus to sign Cristiano Ronaldo on Friday.Ronaldo is

Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves after the midfielder’s impressive display against Tottenham.Neves has been the subject of transfer speculation for much of the summer as Wolves looked to rebuild their squad following the departure of manager Nuno Espirito Santo.Arsenal, Liverpool and the Red Devils have all been linked with a move for the Portuguese international, who has starred for Wolves in recent seasons.Despite the links with a departure, Neves has instead so far stayed at Molineux and was selected to start against Tottenham in Wolves’ second match of the season.The 24-year-old played alongside Joao Moutinho in central midfield in new manager Bruno Lage’s 3-4-3 system for the visit of Spurs.Tottenham ultimately narrowly won the game

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Wolves are looking to bring in a Portuguese manager to replace outgoing boss Nuno Espirito Santo.The West Midlands club have had a very strong Portuguese influence since 2016, owed to its owners’ relationship with super agent Jorge Mendes.Other than Nuno, several Portugal internationals have arrived at Molineux, but the manager stepped down after four years with a 2-1 defeat to Manchester United, which cemented a 13th-placed finish..Ex-Benfica manager Bruno Lage looks set to be his replacement, having landed in the UK ready for talks on Monday.The 45-year-old has had spells on the coaching teams at Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea City, so will be familiar with the rigours of English football.Lage also has a Primeira Liga to his name, having

end his four-year reign as Wolves manager on Sunday, but the club is reportedly already in talks to name former Benfica boss Bruno Lage as his replacement.The west midlands outfit announced on Friday that the Premier League curtain call against Manchester United will be Nuno’s last at Molineux.Former Porto goalkeeper Nuno was the first player to sign on with Jorge Mendes, and it’s another of the super-agent’s clients who could fill the void at the Wolves helm.The Guardian has reported Lage is already in discussions to replace his compatriot, not to mention the 45-year-old has been installed as favourite for the role with most bookmakers.Lage has been out of a job since he was sacked by Benfica at the end of the 2019/20 campaign, having led

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino could be offered a route back into management by Porto, who are ready to sack current boss Bruno Lage despite them being just three points adrift of leaders Porto. According to Record, Pochettino is on Benfica's shortlist to replace him after Jorge Jesus, who is currently in charge at Flamengo, rejected an offer.