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Manchester City have wrapped up the Premier League title even before they have taken on Chelsea later today.

Manchester United target Harry Kane has discussed his frustration at Tottenham's dismal results this season, which have seen the club thrown into disarray and fall out of contention for Champions League football.

Leading pundit Micah Richards is utterly convinced Ange Postecoglou will earn more A-list links with Chelsea monitoring him.

Bayern Munich's decision to sack Julian Nagelsmann and appoint Thomas Tuchel as manager was reportedly done swiftly as a result of Real Madrid and Tottenham's interest in the German.

Ange Postecoglou is reportedly attracting attention from Tottenham despite pledging his commitment to Celtic.

Paris Saint-Germain manager Christophe Galtier could be facing the sack after three successive defeats for the Ligue 1 side, according to reports.

Ange Postecoglou would have no interest in replacing Jesse Marsch at Leeds United because of the draw of Champions League football next season – and the prospect of hefty compensation would scare the Yorkshire side off making a bid for him anyway.

Chris Sutton is convinced Ange Postecoglou won’t do a Brendan Rodgers by bolting at the business end of the season.

Kris Boyd was in full troll mode as he showed his true World Cup colours to mock England's quarter-final exit.

Cameron Carter Vickers would savour a tasty reunion with old team-mate Harry Kane to further a fabulous journey which has incorporated selling sweets and juice in school.

Under-pressure Steven Gerrard 's future was thrown into further doubt as Aston Villa fans chanted for him to be sacked.

Jurgen Klopp rolled up on Merseyside to restore a sense of pride at Anfield as he delivered trophies at home and in Europe.A lot has changed in those seven years: Mohamed Salah has earned legend status at Anfield, and Virgil van Dijk has emerged as one of the best defenders in Premier League history.And with Klopp's place in Liverpool folklore secured as he marks his seventh-year anniversary in the dugout at Anfield, Daily Star Sport takes a look at where his first starting side are now.READ NEXT: Liverpool ace told Rafa Benitez 'you have no respect for me' pre-Champions League finalKlopp's first game for Liverpool came on 17 October 2015 - in a trip to White Hart Lane to Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham.The Reds had experienced a poor start under Brendan Rodgers, leading to the experienced boss to be shown the door. Liverpool desperately needed three points after finding themselves in tenth - eight points off the pace set by Manchester City.However, Klopp's first game was a bore draw in north London, with neither side managing to find the net. Is Jurgen Klopp one of the best managers in Premier League history? Let us know in the comments section Belgian shot-stopper Simon Mignolet was given the nod between the sticks that day, but he quickly fell out of favour with Klopp eventually leaving for Club Brugge in 2019.

Lionel Messi is often the star of the show when he makes an appearance on the pitch - and some fans just cannot help themselves. That included one supporter at the Red Bull Arena in New York, who raced onto the turf to get his hero's signature. Topless, the fan might not have thought through the whole process.As he got to the 35-year-old, he handed him a pen and begged the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner to sign his back.

Brendan Rodgers is teetering on the edge at Leicester following the Foxes' absolutely torrid start to the new season.The club have lost six on the bounce, shipped 22 goals, and, perhaps most unforgivably, find themselves trailing arch-rivals rivals Nottingham Forest - the team, as fate would have it, they face next (*gulp*).Injuries, wantaway stars and a glaring lack of investment haven't helped, but following their 6-2 thumping at the hands of Tottenham over the weekend there's an overarching sense that Rodgers is only a defeat or two away from becoming persona non grata.If that happens, here are five managers we think could replace the Northern Irishman at the helm.READ MORE: Fans gobsmacked how Rodgers is still in a job after conceding record number of goalsLet's face it, Leicester aren't that far away from being dragged into a relegation scrap, and who better to parachute in than the man who kept perennial relegation-candidates Burnley in the Premier League for five straight seasons?Sean Dyche is, first and foremost, a pragmatic manager, which will help the Foxes stop the rot in the short term, though people close to the 51-year-old are convinced he'd have just as much success building a team who play expansive football - as Leicester do at their best.Dyche also knows how to work with a tight budget which, according to reports, Leicester will be doing for the foreseeable future.

Graham Potter is on the verge of being named Chelsea's new boss after verbally agreeing a deal with owner Todd Boehly.The Brighton manager has been the Blues' number one target since Thomas Tuchel was shockingly relieved of his duties on Wednesday morning following his side's 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League.Potter travelled to London yesterday to meet with Boehly and the two quickly agreed terms, with the American tycoon keen to have Potter in the hot seat in time for Saturday's trip to neighbours Fulham.READ MORE: Chelsea legend John Terry already gives thumbs up to Graham Potter appointmentIt's understood that Potter insisted on assurances over longevity during the meeting, which Boehly was happy to grant him in spite of his ruthless decision to part ways with Tuchel just weeks into his tenure as Chelsea owner.The Englishman has a £16m release clause which the Blues are happy to pay, despite spending a whopping £273m on transfers over the summer, as well as a further £15m to sack Tuchel.Chelsea are still considering Mauricio Pochettino as Plan B, especially as the Argentine would be available for free, though his loyalty to Tottenham could scupper a potential move.CHELSEA FANS - If you were in charge, who would be your pick to replace Thomas Tuchel? Let us know in the comments section below.Potter has been earning rave reviews at Brighton for the way he's turned the club from relegation-battlers into potential European challengers, guiding the Seagulls to a ninth place finish last season - the highest finish in the club's history.The 47-year-old has been touted as a future England manager and was even linked to the job earlier this year following the Three Lions' torrid performance in the Nations

anyone else, this would be dismissed as blind luck … but this is Lionel Messi we're talking about.The man who defies the laws of physics and logic every time he laces up his boots. The man capable of shifting his own atoms to melt through opponents.

AS Roma for a season-long loan deal, ending a nightmare 12-month stint at PSG.Wijnaldum, 31, headed to the Parc des Princes as Mauricio Pochettino's first major coup of the transfer window last summer, joining the Parisians on a free transfer after running down his deal with Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp had maintained an interest in keeping the Netherlands international on Merseyside but the opportunity to join Neymar and Kylian Mbappe, as well as claiming an inevitable Ligue 1 crown, was understood to be too much for Wijnaldum to turn down.

Lionel Messi making a sensational return to Barcelona after nabbing the iconic No10 shirt 12 months ago.Due to Barcelona's depleting finances, star man Messi was forced to end his 17-year love affair in Catalunya last summer after the La Liga giants were unable to offer him extended terms. Instead, the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner opted to join PSG on a free transfer, linking up with ex-Barca team-mate Neymar and as the diamond gem of Mauricio Pochettino's star-studded squad.One year on from one of the most remarkable transfer sagas in modern times, Barcelona President Joan Laporta refused to rule out a spectacular return to the Camp Nou.

Manchester United completed their second signing of the summer transfer window last week, landing former Brentford midfielder Christian Eriksen on a free transfer.

Manchester City have reportedly snubbed the chance to sign PSG superstar Neymar - because the French champions wanted any deal to include Bernardo Silva.Speculation over Neymar's future has been rife in recent weeks after Nasser Al-Khelaifi refused to rule out offloading the 30-year-old. The former Barcelona man only joined the French giants in a world-record £198million transfer back in 2017, but has failed to live up to lofty expectations in Paris.PSG have had a major overhaul in recent weeks, with Christophe Galtier replacing Mauricio Pochettino in the dugout and Luis Campo named as the club's new football advisor.

Manchester United manager, with his family staying in their London house instead. Mourinho had moved his family back to England to take the Chelsea job in 2013, but the Blues sacked him late in 2015 freeing him up to take the United job.The Portuguese boss said: "They are at an age where they can't chase me like they did before.