Manager Profiles

Full-blooded Italians are, much like their monuments, a relic of a bygone era. Still, they

The famed sporting director of Sevilla – Ramón Rodríguez Verdejo, commonly known as Monchi, was

This article was written on 11th March On December 20, 2019, Arsenal hired their third

In December 2018, an already under-pressure Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United travelled to Anfield to face

It has almost been 5 years since Leicester City, a team which barely survived relegation

There is often a sense of mystique associated with the terms ‘Director of Football’, ‘Sporting

Edited by Anaamaya Mishra Let’s rewind our memories by an entire decade. The year is

The news of Ernesto Valverde’s departure from the position of FC Barcelona head coach was

Football never ceases to amuse us. The Premier League has always managed to throw up

As stated in ‘The Shawshank Redemption’, Geology is mainly about pressure and time. Carbon crystallizes

The Bundesliga has been a hotbed of innovation in football for a long time. Be

There has been a renewed sense of optimism among a notorious fanbase from North London.

On 3rd November 2019, FC Bayern München parted ways with Niko Kovač as the head

READING, ENGLAND – MARCH 12: Marcelo Bielsa, Head Coach of Leeds United looks on prior

The party that followed Sheffield United’s promotion to the Premier League was a big one.

Written by Hrishikesh Dabir Ever since Jose Mourinho led the blue half of Milan to

Written by Varun Shah Played 38, won 26, drawn 12, lost exactly none. Words that

  “Why do we fall, sir? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up”.

Written by Sneha Das When Ruud Gullit was appointed player-manager at the West London club,

By Hrishikesh Dabir | Edited by Anuli Vyas On March 6, 2019, Real Madrid suffered

By Ganapathi Ramanathan My first taste of the German manager goes back to when I

By Anirudh Madhavan Our game continues to be one of the greatest forces to unite

After weeks of wildfire rumour, Frank Lampard finally landed his dream career move, making the

Let’s take a trip down memory lane. The year is 2010. It’s the turn of

“A man without ambition is like a beautiful worm; it can creep, but it cannot

Written by Hrishikesh Dabir Rafa Benitez is renowned to be someone who believes in the

Hrishikesh Dabir looks back at Chris Wilder’s enormous impact on Sheffield United and the tactics

The Dutch National side have been one that has been feared and revered for generations,

Written by Sneha Das When Ruud Gullit was appointed player-manager at the West London club,

It is imperative that Maurizio Sarri is given full backing at Chelsea – Letting go

It is fair to say that Wolves have been simply excellent this season. With 2

Marcelo Bielsa was moving his hands furiously, not in anger or nervousness – he was

Six wins in six and Manchester United have sprung into life under Ole Gunnar Solskjær.

There’s a reason we cannot go more than a day without hearing the name-Jadon Sancho.

Manchester United, a brand synonymous with winning. Jose Mourinho, the biggest winning coach in the

Written by Aman Sridhar How did Sevilla, one of the lesser known Spanish sides win

In May 2013, Sir Alex Ferguson implored an emotional Stretford End to ‘stand by your

“I’ve come to realize that there’s a child in every footballer, a child who is

After two successive defeats to begin their season, Arsenal have well and truly found their

The international break is on and frankly, excluding some interesting games, it is a tad

  Maurizio Sarri writes really well. He can almost always be seen scribbling away on

Four weeks after the start of the Premier League season, we’re heading into the first

A first exclusive by Elchino21201 The Ernst-Happel stadium saw Spanish players creating chance after chance

Sociologist Robert K Merton defines self-fulfilling prophecy as, in the beginning, a false definition of

  Atlético Madrid are the fourth most successful club in Spain after Real Madrid, Barcelona,

Liverpool was the club to watch out for during the 70s and 80s when legends

Inter finished the 2017-18 campaign in dramatic fashion; Matias Vecino’s late header against Lazio sealed

Written by Supermanunited Manchester United have had a decent pre-season in the United States by

Antonio Conte won the FA Cup back in May, but barely 24 hours after tasting

“Football is 30% tactics and 70% social competence.” Born on the 23rd of July 1987,

He did not seem at ease accepting a bespoke gong from his erstwhile nemesis. Nor

Football, since its inception, has witnessed drastic changes. The primitive football where players had one

Jordan Russell gives his two pence on the Les Monégasques project and reflects on what

Kenny – The King of the Kop who changed Liverpool F.C. forever Kenny Dalglish had

The 2008-09 season had a surprise in store for Bundesliga watchers. VfL Wolfsburg were managed

A detailed look into Pep Guardiola’s journey from a footballer to a genius manager empowering

By Anirudh Shenoy. Chelsea : Conte, Kante and The Champions League. Chelsea have been special