Peter Bosz: Last News

L’Equipe shockingly claimed on Tuesday that the centre-back was demoted to the Lyon reserves for 'inappropriate behaviour' following a 3-0 defeat to Angers just two games into the 2021/22 season. After scoring an own-goal in the defeat, Marcelo was allegedly scolded for 'farting in the dressing room and laughing about it with his team-mates'.The 34-year-old Brazilian was let go by the club in January, but he insists the ripping up of his contract was unrelated to letting one rip.He took to Twitter on Tuesday to slam L’Equipe, writing: “Thanks to @lequipe, after a long time, I have to come back to @Twitter to deny all the allegations.

F1 world champ Max Verstappen admits he would sacrifice winning any races for a YEAR if it meant his beloved PSV win the Champions League.

Malik Tillman was bombed out of the PSV squad this weekend for remarkably oversleeping ahead of a night game as boss Peter Bosz hit the snooze button on the star's excuses.

Kris Boyd admits a clear gulf in class was evident as PSV dumped Rangers out of the Champions League in brutal fashion.

Rangers will be looking to dazzle in the Philips Stadion as Michael Beale's men aim to secure a Champions League group stage spot.

Jack Butland has called on Rangers to summon the spirit of Bill Struth as they look to spook PSV.

PSV Eindhoven ramped up their preparation for facing Rangers less than 24 hours after the showdown at Ibrox - with a "secret" friendly clash and 2 key injury returns.

The teams are the same and it's the same stage of Champions League qualifying.

Peter Bosz reckons Malik Tillman could be his not-so secret weapon as he looks to silence Ibrox for a third time.

It's top spot in the Netherlands for PSV ahead of their trip to Ibrox in midweek after a 3-1 win over Vitesse Arnhem.

Confident PSV boss Peter Bosz admits a return duel with Rangers holds no fears for him as he aims to make it a hat-trick of Ibrox wins with three different teams.

Talk about a sticky stinky situation!

Liverpool have been dealt a bonus blow after Xherdan Shaqiri completed his transfer from Lyon to Chicago Fire.The Swiss star only joined the Ligue 1 outfit last summer as he brought an end to a three-year stint on Merseyside.However, after less than six months, the 30-year-old has found himself on the move again, this time heading to the MLS with Chicago Fire in a club-record £5.9million deal.Remarkably, that figure is more than the French club paid for his services back in August.While Lyon will undoubtedly be delighted at having made a profit on the winger, his former club Liverpool have been left significantly out of pocket following his latest transfer.The Ligue 1 side purchased Shaqiri for a fee in the region of £5m last summer as the Reds agreed for a significant chunk of the transfer to be made up of bonuses.The structure of the deal means Lyon paid out an initial €6m with another €5m - close to 50% of the initial fee - potentially on top, based on performance-related add-ons.While it remains to be seen what those bonuses entailed, the fact the attacker made a mere 16 appearances for the French side, only scoring twice and assisting on three occasions, suggests Liverpool are likely to miss out on any additional windfall.Will Xherdan Shaqiri be a success in the MLS with Chicago Fire? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...The news will come as a blow to the Reds who clearly expected Shaqiri to succeed with Lyon given the strange structure of the deal.In reality, the Swiss international has struggled to assert himself as a first-team regular in Peter Bosz's side and has cut his losses less than a year into his three-year contract.The developments come months after Liverpool were reportedly willing to

His winning streak may have come to an end but there is mounting evidence being slapped in the face by one of Giovanni van Bronckhorst ’s leather duelling gloves is a dangerous business.

Moussa Dembele says Lyon plan to take their frustrations out on Rangers as the former Celtic ace leapt to the defence of under-fire boss Peter Bosz.

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Former Celtic striker Moussa Dembele is likely to be unleashed on Rangers this week as struggling Peter Bosz turns to the striker following a 2-2 draw with Bordeaux.

Rangers. The Ligue 1 giants sit top of Europa League Group A after a confident win in their opening fixture in Govan.

Steven Gerrard has described them as potentially the most talented squad he's faced in his 50 European matches, and a team that should be competing in the Champions League.

Steven Gerrard 's long tenure at Rangers will be an added advantage on Thursday night, as he shrugged off the absence of Moussa Dembele. The Ligue 1 giants visit Ibrox for the opening game of their Europa League group, having returned to continental football after missing out in 2020-21 for the first time since the mid 1990s.

Rangers.But Swiss star Xherdan Shaqiri is part of the squad that will take on Steven Gerrard’s men tomorrow night. Reports emerged in France yesterday that the duo were set to be ruled out of the Europa League Group A opener at Ibrox.