News about Carlos Carvalhal

MATT BARLOW: Sheffield Wednesday triumphed on a night they barely had to win, three new loan signings gleeted with promise, and Hillsborough sounded to the beat of its new favourite victory anthem. Daddy Cool by Boney M has been praised as a tribute to the EFL's youngest boss, one of the finest things to happen to the Owls in a tough season. Danny Rohl is just wild about him in S6. They're crazy like a fool, and, even though the actual lyrics from the 1970s disco masterpiece aren't particularly scrutinized, they don't seem any more believable. In Sheffield, no one is fooled. Somewhat masks the shambles that one of northern football's most dominant clubs has become. Punters know it because they live it every day and know what's going on inside the club.

Neil Warnock, who was previously unknown at ten/1, has now been named as the 7/4 favourite with Sky Bet to be named the Sheffield Wednesday boss. Following the dismissal of Xisco Munoz, the market was reopened. Danny Rohl, Nathan Jones, and Dean Smith are the next best-backed in the market at 3/1, 5/1, and 7/1 respectively, with a backstory like the aforementioned Warnock. Steve Evans is 9/1, followed by Benito Carbone, Carlos Carvalhal, Jess Thorup, and Neil Thompson, all of whom are 16/1.

Celta has reported that a 'agreement in principle' has been reached for the former Liverpool, Newcastle, and Real Madrid manager to take over at the Balaidos Stadium from the start of pre-season training in July. Since being fired by Everton in January last year, Benitez, 63, has been out of charge. The Spaniard has a wealth of experience, including stints at Chelsea, Napoli, Inter Milan, and Valencia. His successes include victories in the Champions League, LaLiga twice, the Europa League, the UEFA Cup, Club World Cup, FA Cup, and Coppa Italia.

After turning down job offers from Saudi Arabia, Rafa Benitez is apparently on the verge of becoming the next boss of LaLiga's Celta Vigo. The Spaniard has played for a number of clubs in his homeland country, as well as Premier League teams Liverpool, Chelsea, Newcastle United, and Everton. Since being fired by the Toffees in January 2022, the Madrid-born boss has been out of the dugout, but now it appears he has a new chance in Spain.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: One man was pushed into the fire by the club where it all started. Another man went to play against the club where he revealed his name and escorted them closer to a different degree of oblivion. Football is a funny and cruel sport. A tangle of the damned, about 20 minutes into the game, but still 0-0, when it came to a question, which was to wonder if there was precedent for both managers and employees losing their jobs after a game. Perhaps that is an uncomfortable reaction, and David Moyes was within his right when he later challenged the macabre business of speculation, but there has been at least one case of the strange double. Despite victory over Sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough fired Garry Monk in December 2017, who in turn dismissed Carlos Carvalhal.

Everton has confirmed that the paperwork for Allan's transfer has been completed and that the Brazilian midfielder will move to Al Wahda for an undisclosed fee. According to this, the 31-year-old will continue to play his football under former Sheffield Wednesday manager Carlos Carvalhal at Al Wahda for the foreseeable future.

Allan, a former footballer for Everton, has signed for Al Wahda in the UAE. Since Frank Lampard brought in three new midfield signings this summer, the 31-year-old Brazilian, who came from Napoli for £21 million two years ago, has yet to play for Everton in the Premier League this season and has dropped down the pecking order. Former Sheffield Wednesday coach Carlos Carvalhal has led Al Wahda, a Abu Dhabi based team.

On Thursday night, the Europa League group stages get off with a slew of top continental clubs participating. Arsenal and Manchester United are flying the flag for the Premier League and have been deemed favorites to go all the way and lift the trophy in Budapest on May 31. However, Roma, Lazio, Monaco, Real Sociedad, Real Betis, and whoever falls out from the Champions League after the group phase will be contested. With fixture schedules getting more competitive, the Europa League has become a proving ground for young players, who may get some minutes on the field to show what they can do as bosses rest key players. We take a look at ten talent who might use the Europa League as a launchpad for their careers this season.