Marc Overmars: Last News

Ralf Rangnick admits it is possible he could not stay on as a consultant at Manchester United for the next two years.

Manchester United are now on the verge of announcing the signing of Inter Milan's Andre Onana.

Michael Beale has been applauded for his sportsmanship as he ordered his Rangers players to gift Partick Thistle an equaliser after a "misunderstanding" in the Scottish Cup.

Arsenal forward Kanu, who appeared to think the Sheffield United defence were helping him transition into English football.After the Blades kicked the ball out of play to allow Lee Morris an opportunity to receive treatment, Ray Parlour threw the ball back to Alan Kelly to gift possession back to Steve Bruce’s side. Unfortunately, Kanu did not get the memo, as he latched onto the ball in front of a horrified Kelly, before squaring the ball for Marc Overmars to tap in.Read More: 'You Chelsea c***': How Arsenal fans reacted to The Shamen and 'Spurs' cheerleadersPossessed with rage and furious anger, Kelly darted across the pitch like Usain Bolt in pursuit of a rather shell-shocked referee.

Arsene Wenger not only revolutionised Arsenal when he arrived at Highbury in 1996, he revolutionised English football too.Le Professeur, as he would become known, introduced new preparation methods, training drills and tactical ideas that had never been seen or thought of before in Blighty - the home of 'get rid of it, son' and 'get stuck in, lads!'.What also caught everyone's eye was Wenger's penchant for foreign players.

Ajax have done 'everything they can' to keep Manchester United manager-elect Erik ten Hag but are preparing for his exit. That's the message from Gerry Hamstra, who was recently appointed as technical manager for the Eredivisie giants.

Ajax amid accusations he sent 'lewd texts' to female members of staff.The Dutchman was appointed as Ajax's director of football in 2012 and oversaw a stunning period of success during his decade at the club. Ajax won four Eredivise titles, two KNVB Cups and reached the semi-finals of the Champions League during that timespan.But he left the Johan Cruyff Arena in disgrace in February after Ajax released a statement alleging he had sent a 'series of inappropriate messages' to female staff members during an 'extended period of time'.

Ajax have confirmed that Marc Overmars must pay back his £1million bonus after he resigned from his post amid a sexual harassment case.The Dutchman left the club as a Director of Football earlier this month after it came to light he had a history of sexual misconduct in which he had sent inappropriate messages to female colleagues.The former Barcelona player quit his job after allegations were made public, before apologising for his behaviour. The 48-year-old owes more than £1million to the club because he was not permitted to receive a redundancy package.The club wrote in a statement on their website, stating that their former player and staff member must send the money back he received for signing on: "The Supervisory Board emphasizes that there is no redundancy scheme and that the fully prepaid signing fee of £1million must be repaid."The transgressive behaviour is drastic for the women who have had to deal with it."Good aftercare is of great importance and this has been initiated."Ajax will take steps towards safer sports and work climate and will be assisted in this by an external specialized agency."This agency has started an investigation and comes up with recommendations which are followed up with the help of expert third parties."Overmars has said that he is "ashamed" of his conduct after the news became public.

Manchester United have reportedly added Luis Enrique to their manager shortlist alongside Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag.The Spain head coach is believed to have the 'technical credentials' and 'winning track record' that the Red Devils are looking for in their next boss, as per ESPN.And he is the candidate which Cristiano Ronaldo was said to have put forward to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last year.However, Enrique, 51, is now in a World Cup year for his country, so United would have a big job on their hands to convince him to leave before the tournament kicks off in November.The other two men under serious consideration, Pochettino and Ten Hag, look much more likely to move than him. Several United players want the former Tottenham and current PSG manager, it's been claimed.Pochettino has not lit up Paris and has made it clear he'd be open to a Premier League return.Ten Hag, meanwhile, has had his future shrouded in doubt following the resignation of Ajax chief Marc Overmars.Who best suits the position? Let us know in the comments section.Enrique does have a more glittering managerial CV than that pair, though.He won two La Liga titles and a Champions League while in charge of Barcelona, and completed the treble with Copa del Rey success in the 2014/15 season.

bulletin on the club website. "Last week I was confronted with reports about my behaviour. And how this has come across to others.

Premier League footballers must stick to strict diets and training regimes to keep them in peak physical shape in order to compete at the highest level.This means that, for many former players, retirement offers the chance to indulge in certain aspects of life that they could not enjoy while they were playing.Whether this means being able to drink alcohol more freely or eat a less healthy diet, not all players have kept in the same shape since they hung up their boots.So, here are eight former Premier League stars who look unrecognisable after retiring from playing.Dutch winger Marc Overmars spent three years in the Premier League in the late 1990s after joining Arsenal from Ajax in 1997.The diminutive wide man scored 36 times for the

Arsenal star Marc Overmars has begun talks with Newcastle about becoming their director of football, according to reports. Intermediaries working on behalf of the Toon Army have identified the 48-year-old as the man to lead the club's new era - and the Dutchman is said to be interested in moving to St James' Park.Reports in the Daily Mirror claim Newcastle's new Saudi owners have already made contact with Overmars, who has received assurances that he will be given the resources to realise the club's potential.

Arsenal winger Marc Overmars has played down a move back to north London as technical director insisting he is enjoying life in Amsterdam.

Arsenal in order to 'sort the club out' as Mikel Arteta's side sit bottom following three consecutive Premier League defeats.

Ajax legend, and current chief, Marc Overmars, has played down reports that Donny van de Beek could rejoin the Dutch side: one season after he left Amsterdam to make a £40 million move to Manchester United.Van de Beek arrived in Manchester with plenty of hype - however, the 24-year-old has struggled for game time in a largely underwhelming campaign. The Dutchman has only made two Premier League starts this season, the latest of those coming last December.

Get the latest United updates, transfer news and analysis delivered straight to your inbox every day for free

Marc Overmars is reportedly ‘open’ to taking up a role as part of Arsenal ’s transfer committee.

Former Arsenal hero Marc Overmars is allegedly interested in a return to either the Gunners or another of his ex-teams Barcelona.

Manchester United legend Edwin van get Sar could be preparing a move to rivals Arsenal, with technical director Edu open to making way for him.The former goalkeeper, who won four Premier League titles at Old Trafford as well as a Champions League, has been showing his business acumen as Ajax’s CEO over the last four years.He has been performing this role while working with former Gunners star Marc Overmars, who is director of football for the club. There are suggestions, though, that the 47-year-old is leaving the club soon – and a return to north London was put on the cards.

Manchester United have reportedly narrowed down their director of football search to five, with three of Europe’s transfer specialists making the cut.

Arsenal have a chance of bringing club legend Marc Overmars back to the club as technical director, with Edu under pressure. The Gunners’ man in charge of recruiting new talent has has been under the spotlight as his new signings have led the side to 15th in the Premier League table.