Domenico Tedesco: Last News

Another massive night of European action is just around the corner for Celtic as Ange Postecoglou looks to secure the first group stage win this term against RB Leipzig.

Manchester City host Premier League title rivals Arsenal on Sunday as they continue their charge for a historic 'double-treble'.

Kevin De Bruyne admits he is "disappointed" not to be starting every game for Manchester City but understands Pep Guardiola's rotation policy.

Liverpool goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi had a night to forget as RB Leipzig crashed to a 4-1 defeat to Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League on Tuesday night.Gulacsi, 32, had a forgettable five-year spell at Anfield from 2007 to 2013, making a grand total of zero appearances for the Reds. Following loan spells at Hereford United, Tranmere Rovers and Hull City, none of whom quite made it to the Champions League, Gulacsi joined Red Bull Salzburg and RB Leipzig.

Gary Neville has snubbed Celtic Park for Ibrox in his verdict of the best atmospheres he ever played in.The Rangers home crowd were beyond raucous during the second leg of their Europa League semi-final with RB Leipzig on Thursday (May 5). Their support was deafening throughout and their celebrations after the 3-1 aggregate victory saw the stadium literally bouncing.

Domenico Tedesco hit out at his RB Leipzig flops as the players questioned their own attitude after slumping to a worrying defeat just days before their do or die Europa League showdown at Ibrox.

RB Leipzig head coach Domenico Tedesco has explained why he will be staying at the club training ground over the next two nights either side of their Europa League semi-final first leg against Rangers.Italian-German boss Tedesco, who took over at Leipzig back in December after spells with Schalke and Spartak Moscow, has been living in a "really good" hotel since assuming his current role.Despite his previous plans being to stay at his current abode throughout the week, he quickly decided to reside elsewhere after learning where many of the travelling Scots had booked to stay in preparation for Thursday's fixture.Tedesco said: "First of all we are happy that a lot of Rangers fans will come to the city."They pay the hotels, pay the restaurants, they buy beer so it is good for the economy of Germany."Also, in my hotel, we are living in a really good hotel in the centre and they told me that 200 fans are coming to the hotel so I will sleep here in the academy in the next two days.HAVE YOUR SAY! Who will contest the Europa League final? Give us your thoughts in the comments section"No, but we are happy, playing at home with a good atmosphere is the best that can happen."I am happy to play here and I am already happy to play at Ibrox so we have to collect these moments."That's the most important thing in football, to collect moments and situations and we are very happy."Rangers were allocated 2,192 tickets for their away fixture in the reduced for European fixtures 42,600 capacity Red Bull Arena.The reigning Scottish champions were then handed an extra 1500 tickets.RB Leipzig ticketing chief Tobias Fernau stated: "We can confirm that 1,500 tickets bought in the neutral section have been purchased by Rangers supporters."

It's been a long time since we have seen a Scottish club rubbing shoulders with elite sides in this stage of European competition.

Rangers travel to Germany to take on RB Leipzig in the Europa League semi final first leg on Thursday.

RB Leipzig left it late to break Union Berlin hearts but they were far from convincing as Emil Forsberg sent them into the DFB-Pokal final.

With Manchester United making the midfield a priority in this up and coming transfer window, it’s easy to see why RB Leipzig’s Konrad Laimer is reportedly attracting their attention. He’s been one of Bundesliga’s star players in recent months and a driving force behind Leipzig’s surge up the table.

Ralf Rangnick was reportedly ‘amazed’ Manchester United had no scouting reports on RB Leipzig star Christopher Nkunku.The German, 63, is a former boss of the player’s side and knows all about the Frenchman’s ability. And ESPN report that Rangnick could not believe it when United scouts informed him that they had not listed Nkunku, 24, as a potential target.

Manchester United are said to be showing 'great interest' in RB Leipzig's Christopher Nkunku.

Manchester United target Amadou Haidara looks set to remain at RB Leipzig until the end of the season, scuppering plans of a move to Old Trafford this month.