Carlos Queiroz: Last News

Cameron Carter-Vickers admits his family will be split when the USA take on England this Friday night.

Manchester United as a new player before switching to Chelsea.The former Nigeria captain, who has recently announced his retirement from football, was subject to one of the craziest transfer sagas to date.Just after the midfielder turned 18 years old, he was seemingly bought by United after the club announced that they had struck a deal with Lyn - a Norwegian side. Reports said at the time that the deal was initially worth £4million and would see the youngster make the move to Old Trafford in January 2006.READ MORE: Antonio Rudiger's 'goofy a** superpower' run for Real Madrid has fans howlingBut to complicate matters, Chelsea issued a counter-claim suggesting that they already had an agreement with Mikel and his representatives.

Roy Keane's Manchester United career came to a spectacular end with the midfielder's contract being torn up, but Keane has only one regret - apologising to Sir Alex Ferguson.Back in 2005, Keane - then a hard-tackling midfielder - gave a no-holds-barred interview to MUTV after a stinging 4-1 defeat at the hands of Middlesbrough.The contents of the interview were so controversial that the tape was apparently destroyed, though reports suggest four copies remain locked away at Old Trafford.Ferguson claims Keane launched into a tirade of abuse at his team-mates, and believes the midfielder "overstepped the line" with his criticism. Keane, on the other hand, believes the incident was blown out of proportion.The interview was removed from the MUTV schedule after Ferguson saw it, and very few people know what was actually said.

Sir Alex Ferguson's former Manchester United assistant manager has stepped down from his role as Egypt boss after their World Cup play-off defeat.Carlos Queiroz had two spells as Ferguson's number two during the 2000s before moving into international management, most recently as manager of the Egyptian national team. However, he has now left his role after seven months in charge following last months defeat to Senegal in their crucial World Cup play-off.The Portuguese boss confirmed his departure in a tweet on Monday, just over two months after taking Egypt to the final of this year's Africa Cup of Nations.In his tweet, the 69-year-old said: “To all the Egyptian fans, our supporters, my friendly and magical staff dream team and to my wonderful players.“Every new beginning that starts with one painful farewell means that our hearts are full of gratitude, respect, and friendship.

World Cup - and the photo they snapped together was one for the ages. Ahead of the World Cup in Russia in 2018, a fancy gala event was held at Kremlin Palace in Moscow.

Liverpool sensation Mohamed Salah was the most animated and “angriest he’s ever been” during Egypt’s Africa Cup of Nations clash against host nation Cameroon.Dubious officiating saw Egypt manager Carlos Queiroz lose his head and receive a sending off at the end of the 90 in the tense semi-final match, with the scores level at 0-0.The Pharaohs eventually won 3-1 on penalties thanks to Mohamed Abou Gabal’s heroic stops to deny Harold Moukoudi and James Lea Siliki from the spot.But not before Egypt captain Salah launched a furious rant at referee Bakary Gassama prior to extra-time commencing.Salah was captured angrily protesting Gassama’s questionable officiating in a lengthy outburst before the referee repeatedly waved him away.The Liverpool forward gave Gassama a hostile glare until he was eventually ushered away by another official.And viewers were left stunned by the Egyptian’s “angriest” moment yet as his passion got the better of him.One fan took to Twitter to write: “Most animated I’ve ever seen Salah.”Another wrote: “I have never seen this much anger in his eyes. PASSION.”A third added: "Love the passion Mo is showing here...

Former Manchester United assistant and current Egypt manager Carlos Queiroz watched his side reach the Africa Cup of Nations final from the stands as they beat Cameroon on penalties.

Egypt boss Carlos Queiroz was shown a red card during his side's Africa Cup of Nations semi-final clash with Cameroon.The former Manchester United assistant was left incensed on the sidelines in Cameroon after a second-half of what he felt was harsh officiating.Queiroz was shown a yellow card midway through the second period.And Gambian referee Bakary Gassama finally had enough of the manager just six minutes later, showing him a red card for his persistent antics on the sideline.Queiroz had to be held back by his assistants as he gesticulated with the officials, baffled as to why Cameroon hadn't been penalised for an elbow.The Portuguese coach finally made his way down the tunnel after he finished protesting his dismissal.Egypt assistant coach Roger De Sa was also shown a yellow card moments later."Carlos Queiroz wants to fight the referee," one fan tweeted."LOOOOL Carlos Queiroz has lost his head," said one."Carlos Queiroz hasn't been this pissed off since Roy Keane took the head off him in training," added a third."Hahahaha Carlos Queiroz is off his head," another wrote.Queiroz was also angry before the clash had even started, taking aim at Cameroon legend Samuel Eto'o.A video published on the official Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot) Facebook page showed Eto'o, who is now its president, using the word 'war' more than once when referring to the game."It's a very unfortunate comment, a very bad approach, a very bad message to the people of Cameroon," Queiroz said."To make this declaration of war before one game [shows he] didn't learn anything when he was in professional football."Football is not about war.

A former assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson has compared new Liverpool signing Luis Diaz to Manchester United great Cristiano Ronaldo.

Sir Alex Ferguson volleyed a football shoe into David Beckham’s face has been discussed by the former Manchester United assistant Carlos Queiroz.The flying boot episode occurred after United lost 2-0 against fierce rivals Arsenal in the FA Cup fifth round on February 15, 2003.Ryan Giggs made one of the famous open goal misses of the past 20 years at 0-0, but nevertheless, it was Beckham who received the full extent of Ferguson’s fume.The Scot provided the hairdryer treatment to Becks before kicking a discarded football boot his way.

Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to late great Walter Smith following this passing at the age of 73 - stating that his fellow Scot was a special person who will be sorely missed.Best known for his two spells at Rangers during which the club won 10 Scottish Premiership titles as well as 11 domestic cups, Smith also managed Everton and Scotland.Between his spells with the Toffees and the national side in 2004, Smith was invited to take up a hands-on role at Manchester United by Ferguson following the departure of Carlos Queiroz.Ferguson had previously worked with Smith during his time as Scotland boss, and has sent his condolences to the Smith family while describing his own pain."I am absolutely devastated," said Sir Alex told the United

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Premier League's top four after climbing the table thanks to four wins in five Premier League games.Their comeback victory over Sheffield United on Thursday featured some of their best attacking football of the season, and suddenly Solskjaer's side are being talked about as potential title challengers.The win lifted the Red Devils to sixth place with a game in hand on all the teams above them - and were they to triumph in that match they would be two points behind leaders Liverpool.If United can maintain their run of results going into their Anfield showdown against Jurgen Klopp's side on January 17, they could be in contention to win a first top-flight title since Ferguson retired in 2013.And Ferguson's former No2 Queiroz has offered

Sir Alex Ferguson’s former assistant Carlos Queiroz believes Manchester United have all the solutions to reclaim their place at the top of English football.

Alfredo Morelos as he sat and watched Colombia’s embarrassing hammering from Ecuador. After a few years of hitting his head against a brick wall in his attempts to make an international breakthrough, it was from the bench he witnessed a 6-1 mauling on Tuesday night and heap the pressure on their Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz.

Alfredo Morelos watched helplessly from the bench as Colombia were battered 6-1 by Ecuador in a World Cup qualifier. The Tricolor have had a nightmare international break, suffering a 3-0 defeat to Uruguay in their first game.They were 4-0 down after 39 minutes on Tuesday night and while James Rodriguez reduced the arrears from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time they shipped another two late on.

Alfredo Morelos has again been named in the Colombia squad - but faces a new threat in his bid to become first-choice. The Rangers striker has made the cut for his country's upcoming World Cup 2022 qualifiers against Uruguay and Ecuador.

Alfredo Morelos to focus on impressing Rangers fans and not concern himself with the eyes of Carlos Queiroz. The Colombia boss will be tuned in to the Europa League playoff when Rangers take on Galatasaray with Morelos in action, as well as legendary striker Falcao.

Gary Neville admits he moaned about Cristiano Ronaldo in his early days at Old Trafford because he was too "erratic"

Looking back now, it's remarkable to consider the path Cristiano Ronaldo has taken since he first joined Man Utd.

Mikael Silvestre has revealed that Paul Scholes 'moaned' about the tactics Man Utd were preparing in the build up to their momentous Champions League semi-final win over Barcelona in 2008.