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By Timothy Akintola

Latest news on José Mourinho, Liverpool, Wrexham FC, Martial and Frimpong.

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West Ham reportedly eyeing a move for José Mourinho ahead of next season.

Acclaimed coach, José Mourinho has been out of action since parting ways with AS Roma in January due to a poor run of performances. After rejecting initial contacts from Saudi Arabian clubs, the Portuguese tactician has disclosed his intentions to return to management. Reports from London are however suggesting that West Ham are considering a move for the former Chelsea and Manchester United manager. This has surprised a host of fans who believe David Moyes has been crucial to the team’s European success in the past year. Former West Ham striker, Frank McAvennie has also admitted that he would like to see the special one move to the club, with uncertainty surrounding Moyes’ future with the club.

Klopp questions Liverpool’s first half performance in Crystal Palace defeat.

Liverpool has failed to secure three points in consecutive Premier League games, drawing against Manchester United and losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon, putting a dent on their title hopes. Klopp has criticized his team’s first half performance, noting that the performance would not win the club a league title. With six games remaining in the season, Liverpool are now two points below league leaders, Manchester City and Arsenal will be hoping to secure Klopp’s second league title in his final season at the club.

Wrexham FC secures promotion to the EFL League One after 6-0 victory.

Since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s takeover in 2020, there has been nothing short of a phenomenon. The club has just secured back-to-back promotions to the third division of English football. A dominant 6-0 win over Forest Green on Saturday was enough to conform their move to the League One. Speaking on the club’s success, Hollywood star and co-owner of the club, Ryan Reynolds took to his social media page to congratulate the team. This latest feat will be included in the club’s documentary series which is set to air next month.

Anthony Martial will leave Manchester United at the end of the season.

French striker, Anthony Martial is set to leave Manchester United at the end of the season after nine years at the club. Signed for £36 million from Monaco as the most expensive teenager in 2015, fans believed Martial would be the next big thing in world football, especially after his debut goal against Liverpool and clinching the Golden Boy award. However, his career at the club has gone downhill this past year due to constant injuries. Although it is unsure where he will head to next, reports have indicated that clubs from Spain and Italy would be interested in signing him.

Big European clubs lining up bids in Bayer Leverkusen star, Jeremie Frimpong.

Dutch full-back, Jeremie Frimpong has been a crucial part of Bayer Leverkusen’s success this season. With 12 goals and 10 assists across all competitions this season, he has been one of the best players in the world. However, big European teams like Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are set to enter a three-way race to secure the signing of the talented Dutch defender. His release clause is currently set at €40 million and Leverkusen will be willing to cash out on the player, if a better offer comes.

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