UEFA Considers Champions League Mini-Tournament in August to Conclude Season

​UEFA are seeking to complete the 2019/20 Champions League, Europa League and suspended domestic leagues by August.

However, there is no confirmed date for a potential restart, which would likely have to come in June to give enough time. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

With Euro 2020 already moved to 2021, UEFA confirmed on Wednesday that all outstanding international football scheduled for June has been postponed. Two youth level international tournaments have been cancelled and two others postponed.

Deadlines for admission into European competition for 2020/21 have also been postponed until further notice in light of domestic leagues across the continent being on hold.

The latest from the Daily Mirror claims that UEFA are pushing for domestic league seasons to be completed by 3 August. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

Aleksandar Ceferin:

There is no date, but UEFA president Aleksandar Ceferin told Italian newspaper La Repubblica this week that the options are mid-May, June, or the end of June.

“If we don’t succeed in restarting, the season will probably be lost,” he said.

The Mirror writes that UEFA are also considering a four-team mini tournament to conclude the Champions League and Europa League in their originally planned final host cities. That would speed up the competition by bunching together the semi-finals and final.

Once the round of 16 and quarter-finals have been completed, presumably as normal other than being behind closed doors, the four remaining Champions League teams in that scenario would then descend on Istanbul at some point in August after the domestic seasons are over.

The Europa League would be the same, with the final four heading to Gdansk in Poland.

While Ceferin has acknowledged that the season could be lost if games cannot b restarted in a reasonable timeframe, it was reported earlier this week that voiding the season is currently ‘off the table’ as far as UEFA are concerned.

The governing body is said to be ‘actively planning’ for the finals of each competition to be played behind closed doors.

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Champions League: UEFA make a decision that could benefit Liverpool’s title hopes

UEFA’s decision to postpone European competitions could benefit Liverpool. According to the Liverpool Echo, UEFA have made the decision to postpone all European competitions, including the Champions League and Europa League, until further notice.

This comes in light of football currently being suspended in leagues across the continent. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

UEFA’s decision will now give the Premier League enough leeway to complete the remaining fixtures once it is deemed doable.

The news will come as a major relief to Liverpool, who is just six points away from claiming the club’s first league title in 30 years.

With no European competitions to add, the domestic schedule will be further cleared up to ensure that the season is completed at the earliest. The Reds are currently 25 points clear at the top. Having had an incredible season, it would have been a grave injustice for Liverpool had the season been called off.

The decision was also made to belay all deadlines relating to the qualification for next season’s UEFA club competitions. New dates will be set in due course. This is, however, not something the Reds will have to worry about, considering we have already qualified for the Champions League by winning the trophy last season.

It can also help the Premier League come to a natural conclusion. Matters regarding relegation and the battle for European spots are far from decided. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

The Premier League is currently suspended until April 30. It is highly likely that the date will be extended further. Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson had earlier commented that football could still be months away.

UEFA have also announced that given the circumstances, they will be relaxing Financial Fair Play rules for participation in next season’s European competitions.

With Melwood shut down, the Liverpool players are in self-isolation at their homes. The club have restarted group training this week via video conferencing. It remains to be seen when we see our heroes in action next.

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The 7 worst players to win the Champions League final in the past decade

Liverpool and Chelsea stars both feature on the list of the most surprising Champions League medal winners since the year of 2010

The Champions League final isn’t always won by the most talented team in Europe in any given season, but that doesn’t always mean every single player in the winning squad is one of the greats.

Some of those to lift the trophy, while still a few rungs above Sunday League standard, are not what you’d call Champions League level - at least not on the level where you’d expect them to win the whole thing.

We’ve picked out seven of the best (well, worst) here, while making an executive decision to leave out reserve goalkeepers. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

It’s not that the likes of Oier, Ross Turnbull and Tom Starke aren’t underwhelming names, but we just didn’t want the list to be goalkeeper-heavy.

So, without further ado, here are our lucky seven...

McDonald Mariga

Victor Wanyama’s brother became the first Kenyan to earn a Champions League winner’s medal when he was an unused sub for Jose Mourinho’s Inter in 2010.

The midfielder played three times in the knockout stages that year, each time as a substitute, and was on the pitch as Barcelona’s late semi-final goal was disallowed by referee Frank de Bleeckere.

Mariga played a couple more Champions League games under Rafa Benitez the following season, but never added to that tally beyond 2010 and retired in 2018 aged 31.

Jose Bosingwa

When Bosingwa won his first Champions League title with Porto in 2004, he was still a young prospect with plenty of time to see if he’d justify his potential.

When he made it two, playing the full 120 minutes for Chelsea against Bayern, he’d shown us exactly how high his ceiling was.

The Portugal international only started the game due to a number of Blues players missing out through injury and suspension, and his performances the following year at QPR gave a fairer representation of his defensive level.

Ryan Bertrand

Bosingwa had at least tasted more action than Bertrand that season, but the academy product was thrown in as a gamble by Chelsea boss Roberto di Matteo.

It was Bertrand’s first ever Champions League appearance, and while he gave a good account of himself in Munich he did not kick on and become a European regular.

Bertrand isn’t the worst player out there, and has been solid enough at Southampton, but he deserves his spot here.

Alvaro Arbeloa

Arbeloa had been a good defender earlier in his career, but by the time he sat on the bench for Real Madrid against Atletico in 2014 he was very much on the wane.

The Spaniard was still at the Bernabeu when they beat the same opponents in 2016, but his only European action that season came against Malmo in the group stages and he didn’t even make the match day 18 for the final in Milan.

A few months after that, he had taken a comically bad West Ham stint as his cue to retire from football altogether, which says it all.

Jeremy Mathieu

It’s still a little weird to think of Mathieu as a Barcelona player at all, let alone a European champion with the club.

Mathieu, who looks a little like a Hollywood version of Tony Hibbert, came off the bench in the final minute of the 2015 final, shortly before Neymar put the gloss on Barca’s 3-1 victory over Juventus.

He has played just two Champions League knockout games since, the second of which saw him hauled off at half-time with the Catalan club on their way to a 3-0 defeat at Juventus in 2017.

Alberto Moreno

The 2019 final saw Liverpool and Spurs allowed more substitutes than previous finalists, though we thought it would be unfair to include Caoimhin Kelleher or Rhian Brewster after the duo were given opportunities by the extra bench space.

Moreno, though? He definitely counts.

The Spaniard was seen as Liverpool’s weak link on a fair few occasions during Jurgen Klopp’s tenure, and played just five games in the entire 2018-19 campaign, but was handed a non-playing send-off in Madrid before leaving the club over the summer.

Dejan Lovren

Also on the bench that evening was Lovren, who featured a little more frequently earlier in the campaign.

There’s a case for calling the Croatia international the worst player to be involved in a Champions League final and a World Cup final, though he stayed on the sidelines for the Reds’ victory after playing 90 minutes for his country against France the previous summer.

Lovren is still comfortably better than your average footballer, of course, but the error-prone centre-back - at least the 2019 version of him - wouldn’t be most people’s first, second, or even third pick when selecting a line-up capable of Champions League glory.

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Man City 'surprised' at Liverpool's involvement in a bid to keep them out of Champions League

City chiefs understand the position of clubs below them in wanting to replace them in Europe, but have raised eyebrows at runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool getting involved

Manchester City are understood to be surprised that Liverpool are reportedly involved in a bid to stop them playing in the Champions league next season. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

City is banned from competing in Europe for two years after UEFA found the club guilty of serious breaches of the financial fair play regulations.

The club have denied any wrongdoing and have appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against their ban.

But the rest of the Premier League's top 10 with the exception of Sheffield United - have reportedly written to CAS to outline their objections to City being allowed to play in the Champions League while their appeal is ongoing.

Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal et al fear that City could ask to have their punishment deferred while the appeal process is underway - and with delays likely due to the coronavirus pandemic, that could see Pep Guardiola's side compete in next season's Champions League.

City is currently second in the Premier League, and club bosses are said to understand the position of the clubs below them in wanting to replace them in Europe. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

However, City chiefs were surprised at Liverpool's involvement in the group action, according to the Express.

The Reds are a whopping 25 points clear at the top of the Premier League and in no danger of not qualifying for next season's Champions League themselves - provided the competition goes ahead amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The eight clubs taking the group action have written to the same law firm, which has sent an application on their behalf to the CAS, according to the Daily Mail.

The application states that, should City request that their punishment is ‘stayed’ while their appeal is ongoing, all eight clubs strongly object to the club being allowed to compete in Europe.

It is understood, however, that no such request has been lodged by the reigning Premier League champions.

Assuming City finish the current Premier League campaign in the top four, if they are not allowed to compete in the Champions League next season their place would go to the team finishing fifth.

City are still allowed to compete in this season's Champions League, although it it yet to be seen whether the competition will actually be completed amid the coronavirus crisis.

Their most recent game in the competition was a 2-1 win over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu in the first leg of their last-16 clash.

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UEFA announces that the finals for the European competitions have been postponed until further notice

As per a report by BBC Sport, The Champions League and the Europa League finals have been delayed until further notification in the midst of the bedlam made by Coronavirus.

There is almost no to zero possibility that the European rivalries will have the option to go on as arranged and have the option to sort out a last in May due to the progressing pandemic. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

The Champions League final was supposed to be played on May 30, in Istanbul. While the Europa League final was set to be played on 27 May, in Gdansk.

The statement from UEFA goes on saying: “UEFA [have] formally taken the decision to postpone the club finals originally scheduled for May 2020. No decision has yet been made on rearranged dates.

 “The working group, established last week as a result of the conference call among the stakeholders of European football, which was chaired by Uefa President, Aleksander Ceferin, will analyse the options available. The group has already begun its examination of the calendar. Announcements will be made in due course.”

This decision comes after the EURO 2020 was postponed by a calendar year a few weeks back, and is now set to be played in the summer of the 2021. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

Champions League Rounds:

Be that as it may, right now, UEFA wanting to compose a smaller than usual competition to be played in Istanbul and Gdansk for UCL and UEL individually, which will highlight one-legged ties. Besides, every one of these games will be played away from public scrutiny.

The undeniable issue that emerges with this is the rivalries are at various stages.

The Champions League has concluded 4 of the 8 Round of 16 games, with Liverpool, Valencia, Borussia Dortmund, and Tottenham Hotspur knocked out. The Europa League is in the middle of the Round of 16 as well, with 4 teams yet to play even a single fixture.

Another difficulty that may arise with this format is that the leagues, too, are at varied stages. At the moment, they’re suspended indefinitely but may resume at different times in different countries.

It is very problematic for UEFA to reach a conclusion on this topic, but putting players in risk just to finish a competition or playing matches of the biggest football event without fans should be the last things on their mind.

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One Premier League Player in the Champions League Team of the Season So Far

Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski have both been named in the Champions League Team of the Season so far with just one Premier League star making the cut. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

The Bayern Munich striker is statistically the best player in this season's Champions League campaign with a superb rating of 9.20 ahead of Lionel Messi who boasts an impressive rating of 8.49.

Lewandowski leads the line up front alongside Tottenham's Harry Kane, who is the sole representative from England's top flight.

The likes of Virgil van Dijk, Sadio Mane, Kevin De Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez have been snubbed of a place in the Champions League Team of the Season.

Meanwhile, RB Leipzig's sought after defender Dayot Upamecano, Spain international Thiago and Real Madrid's Toni Kroos, to name a few - also earned a spot in the XI. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

So, without any further ado, here's the Champions League Team of the Season so far based on stats.

Champions League Team of the Season:

Keylor Navas (Paris Saint-Germain) - 7.24

Juan Cuadrado (Juventus) - 7.39

Kalidou Koulibaly (Napoli) - 7.43

Dayot Upamecano (RB Leipzig) - 7.30

Nicolas Tagliafico (Ajax) - 7.57

Thiago (Bayern Munich) - 8.00

Toni Kroos (Real Madrid) - 8.09

Serge Gnabry (Bayern Munich) - 7.85

Lionel Messi (Barcelona) - 8.49

Harry Kane (Tottenham) - 8.08

Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) - 9.20

Of course, the Champions League has come to a standstill due to the coronavirus outbreak.

And UEFA have extended the postponement of the final with work now being undertaken to try to work out a formula that would allow the competition to reach a conclusion.

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Champions League finals delayed, La Liga suspended uncertainly

The Champions League 2019-20 last has been delayed uncertainly because of the COVID-19 flare-up, European football's overseeing body the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) reported on Monday, with no choice made on modified dates.

"The working gathering, set up a week ago because of the telephone call among the partners of European football, which was led by UEFA president, Aleksander Ceferin, will examine the choices accessible," UEFA said in an announcement.

"The gathering has just started its assessment of the schedule. Declarations will be made at the appointed time."

The 2020 men's Champions League last had been expected to be played at Istanbul's Ataturk Stadium on May 30, with the Europa League last to have been arranged in Polish city Gdansk three days prior. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

Four of the men's Champions League most recent 16-second legs, initially scheduled for March 17 and 18, were deferred as a result of the coronavirus episode, alongside the entirety of the Europa League last-16 bring games back.

Europe's top classes have all been delayed, while the 2020 European Championship has been returned until one year from now.

Four groups that have so far cutting edge to the Champions League quarterfinals are Atletico Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Atalanta, and RB Leipzig.

La Liga and RFEF:

Somewhere else, La Liga and the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) reported on Monday that proficient football in Spain will stay suspended until further notification.

La Liga and the RFEF said coordinates in the best two divisions will possibly continue when the Spanish government concludes there is never again any wellbeing hazard.

Apparatuses had recently been suspended for about fourteen days from March 12 however there was no desire they would restart this end of the week, with the emergency proceeding to raise.

The Spanish government announced a condition of alert on March 14 and plans to expand the lockdown forced on the populace until at any rate April 11.

In the interim, previous Italy chief Paolo Maldini said via web-based networking media that he hopes to recuperate "inside seven days" subsequent to being determined to have COVID-19. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

Maldini, 51, presently the specialized executive at AC Milan, and his 18-year-old child Daniel, an adolescent cooperative person, had been in self-disconnection at home for about fourteen days.

"With this video I needed to thank each one of those individuals who communicated via web-based networking media their affection and worry for me and my child's wellbeing," Maldini said on Instagram on Monday.

"We're fine - we ought to have the option to dispose of this infection inside seven days. A debt of gratitude is in order for your proceeding with warmth."

Mikel Arteta:

In England, Arsenal administrator Mikel Arteta, who turned into the main Premier League chief to test positive for COVID-19, uncovered on Monday that he has completely recuperated from the disease.

Addressing Spanish TV slot La Sexta, Arteta stated: "It took me three or four days to begin feeling good, with more vitality, to desert the indications. I am very well at this point. I feel that I have recouped."

Arms stockpile has just discharged an announcement, affirming that their players' arrival to preparing has been delayed.

"Because of the present circumstance, we are clear it would be unseemly and reckless to request that players return as of now," said Arsenal.

"Consequently our men's first group, ladies and foundation players are generally staying at home. Remain at home and spare lives."

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Champions League: Mahrez needs to consider his options in the wake of PSG interest

The Citizens have been banned from European competition for the next two seasons, leading to doubts about many of their star players

It was only a matter of time before Manchester City stars were linked with moves to other clubs owing to their European ban by Uefa which, if upheld, means they will miss the next two years of Champions League and Europa League competition.

The the latest name linked to the exit door is Riyad Mahrez, whose transfer away was mooted last week. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

Paris Saint-Germain is the club said to be chasing the former Leicester City wideman, who would depart the blue half of Manchester after two trophy-laden campaigns under Pep Guardiola. The latest development comes weeks after Europe’s football governing body sanctioned the Citizens.

While the four-time Premier League champions seem outwardly confident their appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport will prompt either a reduction or the ban getting lifted altogether, the uncertainty as regards the club’s position will surely have crossed the players’ minds.

For Mahrez, he joined Pep’s army in the summer of 2018 and was part of the side that claimed all three domestic titles in the land Premier League, the FA Cup and League Cup in what was an unprecedented domestic treble win.

The Algerian:

While the Algerian didn’t play as much of a leading role as he’d have liked, this year has been different with the Africa Cup of Nations champion kicking on from his success in Egypt last year to play a more important part this season.

Their league campaign may have failed to take off, and could end disappointingly with Liverpool so far ahead in the table, but further success in the Carabao Cup and progress in the sport’s oldest cup competition means more titles could be on the cards when the season resumes.

In addition, and perhaps importantly, claiming the Holy Grail this year will be the club’s imaginary little finger to the competition’s governing body, having endured a tricky relationship over the years.

Ironically, if they do claim their maiden Champions League crown, players like Mahrez might feel it best to move on, ban or otherwise, having claimed every title possible for the Citizens. Their hopes were boosted with a dominant 2-1 win over Real Madrid in the first-leg of their Round of 16 tie, a game the African champion thrived in despite not scoring or assisting.

On the other hand, though, if Man City fail to win this season’s European title and their appeal at the CAS fails, will stars like Mahrez stay at the club without continental football for two years?

Besides the obvious financial ramifications the lack of UCL football will have on the Algerian’s bumper contract, it may not be reasonable to wait it out in Manchester given his age. The ex-Leicester man clocked 29 in February and could be 31 in two years when City are back in Europe.

Alternative:

The alternative, of course, is to leave the Citizens when the transfer window re-opens, get one last rewarding contract, and another shot in the continent’s premier club competition. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

This is the opening PSG are reportedly offering, but whether their interest materialises into something concrete will be determined by the Manchester outfit’s appeal.

Still, it would be worthwhile to consider how Mahrez fits into the current setup at the Ligue 1 side owing to the presence of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe in Thomas Tuchel’s team.

The German tactician has made use of a few formations this season, from the 4-3-3 to the 3-4-3, before finally finding a bit of balance with the 4-2-2-2 in the last few months, which lets him shoehorn all his attacking talents into the side, while having a fair bit of balance in midfield.  

If the North African is signed, game time would be hugely dependent on how Tuchel wants his side to play long-term: is the current 4-2-2-2 formation a means to an end or a tactic that’ll be largely maintained next season?

In the aforementioned tactic, Mbappe doesn’t block Mahrez’s path into the XI as he plays up top alongside an out-and-out striker.

In a 4-3-3 or 3-4-3, however, the exceptional Frenchman mainly starts wide right, thus limiting the Afcon winner’s time on the pitch.

PSG:

Will PSG be willing to spend a considerable amount of funds on a rotational option, while handing him eye-watering wages to boot?

The recent coronavirus outbreak which has brought football to a standstill has understandably taken the limelight off Uefa vs Man City at CAS, but things will surely become clearer when the dust settles.

When that happens, expect guys like Mahrez to look out for their best interests, and whether that involves jumping ship two sides like PSG despite the hierarchy’s pleas remain to be seen. 

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Liverpool learned the true beauty of Jurgen Klopp's system with one breathtaking unexpected goal

Liverpool's playing style has evolved under Jurgen Klopp, but possibly the best goal they've scored since his arrival came from a player no longer around.

“That is football”.

Jurgen Klopp bellowed the words from the Anfield touchline in sheer appreciation and amazement at what he had just seen. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

His Liverpool team were making light work of their Champions League qualifier against Hoffenheim, a tie which had all of their European dreams for the forthcoming season and beyond wrapped up in it.

Nobody at the time envisaged back-to-back finals with a sixth triumph attached. Klopp’s reign was still seen as in its infancy despite a season and a half already under his belt.

Mohamed Salah had been added in the summer to give Liverpool a tantalizingly attractive trio in attack alongside Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane.

It felt very much as if Liverpool were still building toward something, and at 2-0 up in this particular game, we were about to see what.

Alberto Moreno in what would be his last hurrah as a viable first-choice option at left back early that season fizzed a low ball infield to Gini Wijnaldum on 21 minutes with the tie already all but beyond the visitors.

Emre Can:

The Dutchman, with his back to goal around the half-way line laid the ball off to Firmino with one touch, which in turn set Mane free down the left with a first time passl.

After holding his defender up on the edge of the box, Mane would back-heel into Firmino’s path that then put the ball on a plate for Emre Can at the back post to volley home. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

It is arguably the best goal of Klopp’s reign in the sense that it epitomises what Liverpool would become under his guidance.

Gone was the laborious buildup which at times looked tired and lacking imagination. In came a brand of sheer frightening pace and attacking flair which meant the team could reach the opposition penalty box before anyone had time to take a breath.

It is no coincidence that two seasons later Liverpool are still viewed as having a bigger attacking threat than their opponent when defending a corner.

Gone was the laborious buildup which at times looked tired and lacking imagination. In came a brand of sheer frightening pace and attacking flair which meant the team could reach the opposition penalty box before anyone had time to take a breath.

It is no coincidence that two seasons later Liverpool are still viewed as having a bigger attacking threat than their opponent when defending a corner.

Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker:

Liverpool went on to score four goals that night, and it felt explicable that Hoffenheim were allowed to score two. Yet that would paint the picture of this season until the arrivals of Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker.

This was a team who would go on to win a Champions League semi-final 7-6 over two-legs, if the point needed re-emphasising at all.

It didn’t matter that night, because Klopp and the supporters had seen everything he was striving for play out in ten seconds of breathtaking attacking football. That is Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp that is football.

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Champions League: Diego Maradona conveys decision on Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool fans

Football legend Diego Maradona has praised Liverpool and of Jurgen Klopp on his Maradona in Mexico Netflix narrative, likewise reviewing the Reds fan base's help during the 2005 Champions League last.

When Jurgen Klopp got Liverpool in 2015, he vowed to show the Anfield side into a power inside the space of 4 years, the Reds battling at that point and having just guaranteed a League Cup during the essential a large portion of the most recent decade. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

Klopp set about rebuilding Liverpool and steered the Reds to several finals in the ensuing years before finally claiming silverware in the shape of the Champions League, by which point the Anfield side had become a juggernaut which pushed Manchester City all the way in the title race.

This term, the Reds are on the verge of the Premier League title, with a 25-point gap between themselves and Man City, and have also won the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.

Maradona, who is back on the touchline himself with Gimnasia de la Plata, said he is a huge fan of Klopp and also admitted to being given a sleepless night by the fans ahead of the Miracle of Istanbul.

"I love what he passes on, the sort that gives me certainty. Before at Dortmund and now in the Premier League, Klopp is continually going ahead," said Maradona.

"The Liverpool supporters didn't release me to rest the night prior to (the 2005 CL last), there were 10 of them to each three Milan supporters.

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Previously one among the highest sides in world football, Liverpool fell off the perch within the 1990s and it’s taken them an extended time to return. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

Admittedly it’s not all been doom and gloom since then, but the 2000-01 cup treble, the 2005 Champions League triumph, reaching the 2007 final again, and therefore the odd domestic cup now then, there hasn’t been much to shout about, especially because of the league title continued to elude them.

But now, with Klopp at the helm, Liverpool can lay claim to being the best side in England – indeed, in Europe and in the world – and for such a legend as Maradona to praise them and their coach, they must be doing something right.

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Mino Raiola sends Manchester United new Paul Pogba transfer warning

Mino Raiola has cast fresh doubt over Paul Pogba’s Manchester United future by confirming his plans to take a “great player” to Real Madrid this summer.

The super agent’s declaration comes despite recent suggestions his client is ready to perform a U-turn on his desire to leave Old Trafford and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s latest claims the France international is going nowhere.

Raiola insists Pogba is focused on getting United back into the Champions League this season, but his comments about Real only increase the uncertainty surrounding the World Cup winner. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

“I definitely want to take a great player to Real Madrid, and I will try to do so this summer,” he said. “It would be a source of pride for me and my players because Real Madrid is a great club.”

Real coach Zinedine Zidane has made no secret of his desire to link up with Pogba, while Juventus are also keen to take him back to Turin.
But leading figures at United have major doubts over any club being prepared to meet their £150million valuation for their record signing.

While that figure could be lowered after a season blighted by ankle and foot injuries, it still remains to be seen if any club would be able to get close to an acceptable offer. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

Paul Pogba:

Pogba will be ready to return to action once the season resumes after the pausing for the coronavirus, with Solskjaer encouraged by the 27-year-old’s attitude to his recovery.

Asked about his future last week, the Man United manager said: “Paul’s our player and he’s got a year plus an option so you can expect Paul to be here.”

In an interview with Marca, Raiola said: “Paul is going through a tough time. However, let’s be clear, because in England they are very sensitive, Pogba is only focusing on bringing a great end to the season with Manchester United. 

“He wants to come back into the team and ensure that United can reach the Champions League.

“You can never say what will happen, today we just don’t know.

“At this moment, the only things that matter are the club and the team. 

“Then, after, we can see what is possible; there was great interest in him last year, but it wasn’t possible. We’ll see what happens.”

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