The roar from Hayes Lane is getting louder. After a historic 2024/2025 season culminating in their triumphant promotion as Women's Championship winners, London City Lionesses are not just content with making up the numbers in the Women's Super League (WSL). Under the astute ownership of Michele Kang and guided by their ambitious management team, the Lionesses have been exceptionally busy in the summer transfer window, making a series of astute signings that signal a serious intent to not just survive, but to truly compete in England's top tier. The move from Championship to WSL is always challenging. The pace, physicality, and technical demands intensify significantly. Clubs often struggle to adapt, leading to a quick return to the second tier. However, London City Lionesses are approaching this challenge with a strategic, calculated aggression in the transfer market, aiming to defy the odds and establish themselves as a formidable WSL presence. To understand the profound i...
Ruud van Nistelrooy did not have to wait long for his first official Premier League job. Leicester City have formally appointed the former Dutch international as their new manager. The 48-year-old recently received high accolades for acting as Manchester United's temporary manager following the dismissal of compatriot Erik ten Hag. He had an undefeated record at United (3-1-0) during his brief time on the Old Trafford bench, and the Foxes may have discovered a potential diamond in the making who might help them right the ship quickly. Van Nistelrooy previously managed Jong PSV, but stepped down due to a lack of support at the Philips Stadion. He now heads to King Power Stadium to face a fresh challenge. Ruud van Nistelrooy claims he called Enzo Maresca before accepting the LCFC position.📞. "I have to tell, when the interest arose, the first person I phoned was Enzo. He was very optimistic about it. He thoroughly enjoyed his time. When you hear stuff like this, you want to ...