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Seeing the team you love win the Champions League is the holy grail for every football fan but some supporters are more likely to see it happen than others.

Erik ten Hag is slowly becoming a fans favourite to be the next Manchester united manager if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer leaves his position in the near future.

Newcastle United's new owners are still looking to appoint the first manager of the club's new era after sacking Steve Bruce almost two weeks ago.A host of different candidates have been linked with the job, although some, such as Antonio Conte, have distanced themselves from the rumours.With interim boss Graeme Jones having taken charge of his second match in Saturday's loss to Chelsea, he has now completed the two matches he was reportedly asked to take charge of by the new owners.However, Newcastle appear no closer to appointing a new boss before their match away to Brighton on Saturday.So, here are seven managerial candidates still linked with the Newcastle job.For much of the new owners' tenure so far, Ajax boss Erik Ten Hag has been

Newcastle's transformation into the richest football club in the world is unlikely to tempt Ajax boss Erik Ten Hag into becoming the Magpies’ new manager.Amanda Staveley and her fellow directors are taking their time in appointing a successor to Steve Bruce with Graeme Jones having been told he’ll be in the dug-out for Saturday’s St James’ Park sell-out against leaders Chelsea.But Ten Hag is not thought to be interested in a vacancy which has created interest across the football world.A poll of over 25,000 fans has revealed Paolo Fonseca, who held talks with the board last week, is the popular choice to spearhead the Saudi revolution on Tyneside.Of the votes cast, 23 per cent want the ex-Roma chief to become the next Toon boss with Antonio

Henrik Larsson will be tasked with galvanising Barcelona from the touchline against La Liga champions Atletico Madrid while under-fire Ronald Koeman watches from the stands.

Jurgen Klopp is reportedly 'top of Barcelona's shortlist' to replace Ronald Koeman as the sack looms over the Dutchman following the club's 3-0 loss to Benfica.The result was their second consecutive 3-0 loss in the Champions League from two matches this season and leaves Barca bottom of their group.Spanish outlet El Nacional are now reporting that Koeman is on the verge of the sack after his side's poor start to the season which sees them sixth in La Liga.Despite still being unbeaten domestically, Barcelona have been held to a 0-0 draw away to Cadiz and also drew at home to Granada.El Nacional also report that Klopp is a part of the Barca hierarchy's four-man strong shortlist to replace the under pressure Koeman.Ajax boss Erik Ten Hag,

Tottenham have finally found their man in former Roma boss Paulo Fonseca.Ajax boss Erik Ten-Haag was the first candidate, before a shock move for Mauricio Pochettino who had only left North London in November 2019 appeared to be in the works, only to be rebuffed by the Argentine's current side Paris Saint-Germain.Former Chelsea boss and Premier League winner Antonio Conte looked to be a nailed-on certainty after agreeing terms with Spurs, only for the deal to capitulate at the final stages.Chairman Daniel Levy is thought to be impressed by Fonseca's ability to work with what he has, rather than demand a staggering amount of funding for transfers ahead of the summer.Prior to his stint in Serie A, Fonseca guided Shakhtar Donetsk to a trio of

Tottenham have seen Julian Nagelsmann, Erik Ten Hag and Brendan Rodgers slip away from them in their hunt for a new manager, and it appears they might have to put rivalry with Chelsea aside in order to hire the right man.

Tottenham’s new manager looks set to heat up before the end of the season following the dismissal of Jose Mourinho earlier this month. While tensions remain over their failed European Super League plans, attentions have now turned to who might be in the dugout for the start of the 2021/22 campaign.

Chelsea are reportedly weighing up a move for Hakim Ziyech's former Ajax colleague Nicolas Tagliafico. The Blues have earmarked a new left-back as one of their top summer transfer targets, with Leicester 's Ben Chilwell top of the list.

Ajax coach Erik Ten Hag says Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is the best manager in the world, and has only made one mistake in his career.