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Soccer

Van Gaal responds to Di Maria

The Dutch coach has answered the Argentine, who blamed the coach for his failure at Manchester United.

Louis van Gaal has said Angel Di Maria could not cope with pressure at Manchester United since the Argentine had blamed his former coach for the failure of the career of the Red Devils, reports the newspaper Express.

The Argentine was transferred to Old Trafford from Real Madrid for an amount that had then been a Premier League record, 68m euros. He was transferred during the 2014 summer transfer window and his first appearances with the red shirt were quite impressive.

However, Di Maria’s form suffered a drastic decline and he ended up leaving Manchester United just a year later. The Argentine moved to Paris Saint-Germain after scoring only four goals in 32 appearances for United.

Before the PSG match against Manchester United, within 1/8 of the Champions League final, Di Maria made it clear that he blames Van Gaal for his failure at Manchester United.

“There were complications with the coach at the time,” Di Maria said.

However, Van Gaal insisted that Argentine problems in England were not the fault of anyone other than him.

“Di Maria said it was my problem. I tried it in every attack position. You can prove this. He failed to convince me in any of those positions, “Van Gaal said.

“He could not cope with Premier League pressure. That was his problem. ”

Van Gaal then sold Di Marian to PSG for 50m euros in the summer of 2015. For the French champion, he has scored 59 goals in 166 games so far.

Soccer

Mourinho finds the club in France

Jose Mourinho has been unemployed since December 18, when he was fired from Manchester United’s position. However, he is now believed to have found the next club.

The French newspaper, L’Equipe, reports that Jose Mourinho is planning to move to France to continue his career as a coach. However, he does not want to take the lead of Ligue 1 champion Paris Saint-Germain.

According to the big French newspaper, Mourinho has identified Lyon and Monaco as the two clubs he prefers to continue his career after being dismissed from the post of “Red Devils” at the end of last year.

Lyon is currently in third place in the Ligue 1 table, 24 points behind the leader, Paris Saint-Germain. They were eliminated from the Champions League after having lost 5: 1 defeat by Barcelona.

On the other hand, Monaco is going through a rather difficult time after replacing Leonardo Jardim with Thierry Henry. When Henry did not meet expectations, Monaco returned Jardim once again to the coach chair.

Monaco is in the 16th position in Ligue 1 table, eight points from the last three, but this is not why Lyon remains the favorite to be the next club for Mourinho. L’Equipe suggests that Mourinho will not go to Monaco as he has the same agent with Jardim.

Spanish media had claimed that Mourinho had been close to appointing Real Madrid coach position, but Zinedine Zidane had finally won this position.

Soccer

Pogba’s condition for Real Madrid: I want to become the most paid player

Paul Pogba wants a transfer to Real Madrid, but is ready to take this step in his career only if the Madrid club agrees to make the French player the most paid in the squad.

Manager Mino Raiola has informed Real Madrid that he can provide Paul Pogba services if they offer the French a salary of 16 million euros a year.

The midfielder has been impressive in recent times with the “Red Devils” and the Spanish giant will have to make Pogba the player with the highest salary in the squad to transfer him.

For the time being, Welsh winger Gareth Bale wins 14 million euros a year, while Captain Sergio Ramos is paid 11 million euros a year.

Both of these players, who are currently the most paid in Los Blancos, will remain far behind Pogba, who currently earns about 10m euros a year in Manchester United.

Real Madrid is expected to transfer a large number of players during the summer transfer, as it is believed that President Florentino Perez had promised young players Zinedine Zidan to persuade him to return to the position of coach.

Soccer

Official: Solskjaer, coach of Manchester United

Manchester United has confirmed that current coach and ex-legendary club striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been appointed to the post of “Red Devils” coach with a three-year contract.

When the former legendary “Red Devils” striker took the position of the coach, his club was fifth with the worst defensive record in the Premier League.

But since Jose Mourinho’s dismissal and Solskjaer’s appointment as a temporary coach, Manchester United has scored 17 goals in 19 games and has kept the intact door in seven of them.

During this time, only Liverpool has the best record in defense than Manchester United.

Solskjaer has won 14 of 19 games since Jose Mourinho’s firing.

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