News about Chris Smalling

Ex-Manchester United and England defender Chris Smalling has been accused of 'shoving Saudi government propaganda down his fans' throats' after promoting the country's new futuristic city Neom in a glowing post on social media. Neom, stylised as 'The Line', is one of nine linear cities being built in Saudi Arabia and is designed to have no cars, streets or carbon emissions as part of the Saudi Vision 2030 Project.  Smalling, who left Roma to join Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Fayha this summer, took to social media on Monday morning to promote the project to his 1.7million followers on X.

Former Manchester United defender Chris Smalling had a nightmare start to his new life in the Saudi Pro League. The 34-year-old scored an own goal and also saw red in his first outing as a Al-Fayha player. Just six minutes into his debut, Smalling found the back of his own net after the defender diverted the ball into the goal from a low cross which was whipped into the six-yard box.

Chris Smalling is expected to sue his wealth managers for £750,000 after they allegedly failed to inform him about fees and charges that might have cost him £97.7 million. When playing for the Red Devils in 2015, Smalling was reportedly met with a KWM Wealth Ltd rep at his Manchester home.

After he handed over a transfer request, Wayne Rooney has revealed that his friendship with former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson was "never the same." After receiving promises about their ability to recruit the best players in the country, the former England striker demanded to leave the Red Devils in October 2010 as he expressed worry about the club's direction. He made a U-turn on his decision and will continue at Old Trafford until the end of the 2016-17 season.

Following his dismissal, Jose Mourinho's training ground was left for the final time on Tuesday, but he fought to hold the tears. Fans posed for selfies and yelled "thanks" to the man who brought them long-awaited silverware as they led them to Europa Conference League glory in 2022. Mourinho certainly made his name in the Italian capital, establishing a strong link with the followers who made him a popular figure until he was relieved of his duties following a poor start to the season.

Mourinho launched a scathing assault on the defender in November last year, criticizing his inability to deal with injuries. Smalling has been out of action for nearly five months due to a knee injury. Smalling, 34,'isn't able of playing through pain,' says the former England defender's new problem, but he said he'hasn't got a headache.

On Tuesday morning, Roma announced the dismissal of manager Jose Mourinho, putting an end to his two-and-a-half years in the Italian capital. Chelsea, Manchester United, and Tottenham boss Chris Coleman won the Europa Conference League for the first time in his first season as the team advanced to the Europa League final last term before losing on penalties to Sevilla. Roma have fallen apart badly in 2023-24 and currently sit ninth in Serie A, pushing the board to step in and relieve Mourinho of his duties. From his 138 games in charge, he has a record of 60 victories, 30 draws, and 40 losses.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Roma have been like the Titanic, beautiful and fragile, but not have brave captains eager to save it. Many players don't appear to have leadership abilities, and the team is entrusted to do-good but partially naive guys. His way of playing football became predictable as a result of his time at Tottenham and other clubs. Mourinho argued with the referees and his diplomatic links with Roma deteriorated over time.

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Chris Smalling's Serie A experience could come to an end in Saudi Arabia's burgeoning. Roma will consider bids for the former Manchester United defender in the January transfer window, according to Italian publication Gazzetta dello Sport. Smalling joined the Giallorossi in 2019 and has since been a mainstay of Roma's defense, and has signed a two-year contract extension through June 2025.

After giving a heart warming tale about Roma debutant Francesco D'Alessio, Jose Mourinho has possibly given his best post-match interview since being interviewed. Roma cruised to a 4-0 victory over Servette in the Europa League amid all the rumors of a dark cloud over the Italian club, which ranks 13th in the Serie A. D'Alessio, a 19-year-old academy graduate, made his first appearance for the club, marking him as a 76th minute replacement.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: After completing the signing of Rui Patricio, Chris Smalling, Nemanja Matic, Tammy Abraham, Diego Llorente, and Rasmus Kristensen, he eagerly wants to welcome forward Calvert-Lewin to the Eternal City. Roma is a fan of the Everton player because it will help Abraham return to full fitness after his knee injury, and give Paulo Dybala a solid partner at Juventus similar to Mario Mandzukic. Roma are seriously considering a formal bid for the 26-year-old center-forward, who has had trouble in the last two seasons, according to Corriere dello Sport.

Since joining Manchester United on loan and moving to Rome permanently in 2020, the former England international has had an impressive career. He hasn't stopped showing, having made more appearances this season (47) than any other campaign since 2015/16. The 33-year-old played every single minute of La Giallorossi's Europa League final loss to Sevilla.

David de Gea, once praised as the world's best goalkeeper, was once regarded as Manchester United's pillar of defense for almost a decade. How times have changed. De Gea slotted himself into the history books at United, winning the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award in 2014 after a stellar campaign, and many people referred to him as Sir Alex Ferguson's parting gift to the club ahead of the Scot's retirement at Old Trafford. De Gea's individual game prospered as the Red Devils struggled. Overseas defenders like Daley Blind, Marcos Rojo, and Eric Bailly struggled to gel with homegrown talents, such as Phil Jones and Chris Smalling, and De Gea was forced to rescue United's fragile defense on several occasions.

Jose Mourinho's season came to an end, long, difficult, and brutal one in which he fought the odds with his Roma squad. With only 14 outfield players to his disposal, the Portuguese coach maintained his ability to work with youth even under the most challenging of circumstances. Sevilla's Europa League final loss should be a wake-up call for the club.

On Monday's Lorraine, the host wondered how she was and she told her: 'We're all safe and well.' Thanks for asking.' Lorenz, 15, Tate, 13, and Tia, 11, whose mother Rebecca died after a bout with cancer in 2015, and the pair also have a son named Cree, two brothers together. Rio, 44, was arrested at his South East London home and managed to hand over the man to the police. According to reports, the former footballer owns the magnificent mansion in an exclusive estate in the Home Counties and reportedly confronted the invader in his back garden.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Roma's rebirth is the result of Jose Mourinho's superb work, who has quietly improved the team he had inherited two summers ago. Despite Roma's numerous challenges, the Portuguese coach has had a magical ability to attract players with whom he had received excellent feedback or that he had worked in the past. Mourinho has been able to provide a solid defense by sending Roger Ibanez, Chris Smalling, and Gianluca Mancini in a back three, which is one of Roma's climbers. Smalling, the former Manchester United defender, has been given the leadership of the defense; Mourinho, one of the team's key players, believes that his team will have authority and identity.

TRANSFER CONFIDENTIAL COUMN: Simon Jones will be delivering you insight, news, and the most up-to-date coverage around the world on all the signings pending ahead of this summer's transfer window. In the Premier League, it is expected to be busy once more as the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea look to invest more money in order to close the gap between Arsenal and Manchester City, while those on the verge of relegation will be concerned with the proverbial vultures.

Chris Smalling has written to paper, extending his Roma wait until June 2025 after months of speculation. After his agent went to Rome on Monday to ensure the contract went through, the English defender, who has been at the center of the team's defense in the capital since his arrival in 2019 has signed a two-year deal worth about £3.07 million (€3.5 million) per year, as well as personal and team bonuses.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: It was another action-packed weekend in Italy as Serie A saw many more twists and turns. Napoli lost just their second league match of the season against Lazio on Friday night, while Roma displaced AC Milan in the top four positions after Jose Mourinho's side defeated Juventus. Sportsmail delves into Serie A's weekend action, offering you ten things we learned.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: When Jose Mourinho loses his temper, his rage has been unleashed on Serie A referees this season. Against Cremonese, the Roma boss received his third red card of the season, highlighting a coach who is eager for more attention from the fans and the media. Mourinho was dismissed for opposition by referee Marco Piccinini just 60 seconds into the second half after an explosive match with the fourth official.

Jose Mourinho's regular remark separates him from Roma's coterie and supporters. Roma's surprise Coppa Italia departure at the hands of Cremonese was a bitter blow to take for a coach who never emphasizes the club's transfer market or his squad's weaknesses if they lose. In critical situations, a leader should defend his team and accept all responsibility directly. His method of requesting more from his players is rare, but his desire to win goes beyond the boundaries of a charismatic boss.

SIMON JONES: Diego Llorente, a Leeds defender, is in talks to join Roma on loan with a minimum commitment of around £18 million. In Jesse Marsch's struggling side, the Spanish center-back has fallen out of favour, having only made eight Premier League appearances during the campaign. Llorente has already arrived in Italy to complete the transfer, but the agreement's terms are still being discussed between the two countries.

Chris Smalling, a former Manchester United defender, may be back on the move again after reportedly forking in a transfer request at Roma in an attempt to join Inter Milan in Serie A. Since losing in Manchester, the Englishman has revived his career in Italy and has cemented his position as one of Jose Mourinho's top players.