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07.45 · 01 March 2019 · 2 min read

A look at the last pages of the book Friday – including Fulham who is waiting for the FBCL to replace Claudio Ranieri …

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wins the race to be named permanent director of Manchester United because of his resounding success.
Bristol City manager Lee Johnson is running for Fulham as permanent director after Claudio Ranieri's dismissal.
Romelu Lukaku considers Luke Shaw as the Manchester United player of the year.

Manchester United is likely to lose David de Gea unless he is the club's highest-paying player alongside Alexis Sanchez in a contract that reflects his outstanding player status over the past five seasons.
A major doubt was cast on the legality of the theft that killed Emiliano Sala after Willie McKay admitted to having agreed to pay all the expenses of the trip.
West Bromwich Albion players will receive a £ 10 million bonus when they are promoted to the Premier League this season.

Fulham dismissed Claudio Ranieri, worried about what they saw as outdated coaching methods on the part of the Italian.
Marcelo Bielsa may leave Leeds if he does not win the Premier League promotion this season.
The Football Association has officially submitted its registration application for Declan Rice as an English player.
Gareth Southgate is considering a surprise reminder from England for Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse.
Crawley, a League Two player, is about to take control of £ 7 million from a consortium in Singapore.

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Chelsea must be quick to make Zinedine Zidane his next manager – because Juventus wants it.
Tottenham is worried that Mauricio Pochettino will leave Real Madrid this summer.
West Ham midfielder Jack Wilshere will miss the rest of the season after another setback to his ankle injury.
Gareth Southgate could make a call from England to Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse for the first time since March 2017.

The charitable foundation of Amir Khan has been criticized for the second year in a row for its lack of financial transparency.

Steve Clarke, director of Kilmarnock, is high on Claudio Ranieri's list of potential substitutes in Fulham.

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