News about Filippo Inzaghi

Filippo Inzaghi is expected to return to Salernitana just five weeks after being fired by the Italian club, who is currently in last place in the Serie A standings. After a string of poor results saw Salernitana gain just 13 points in 24 matches, Inzaghi was given his marching orders on February 11. Fabio Liverani was brought on to replace the 2006 Italy World Cup winner and two-time Champions League champion with AC Milan.

A snapshot of a former Manchester United player has gone viral, as he appears to be unrecognizable from his days at Old Trafford. The player, who joined United in the summer after their Treble triumph in 1999 for £4.5 million, has most recently worked as a sports director for Italian side Reggina.

Mbappe (left) reached the prestigious milestone after scoring a spectacular opener in Paris Saint-Germain's 2-1 victory over Juventus on Wednesday evening. And no one has netted as many in the top European competition as young as that, not even Messi, the French superstar's club teammate (right). Mbappe completed the feat at the age of 23 years and 316 days, while the Argentine did it in 24 years and 130 days - Mbappe beat him by 179 days, a total of almost six months.

Since mutually deciding to end his deal with Inter Milan in Serie A, the 33-year-old winger is expected to join the French club. Marseille in a tweet have reported that a principle has been reached, and that the move will go forward subject to a fruitful medical. He is expected to team up with a group of Arsenal outcasts at his current Ligue 1 club, with Matteo Guendouzi, Sead Kolasinac, and Nuno Tavares, who are all French-based.

Alexis Sanchez, a former Arsenal and Manchester United player, is back on the move again after mutually agreeing to end his deal with Inter Milan. After an uphill battle in Italy that saw Sanchez score only sixteen league goals in three seasons at Milan, the 33-year-old is expected to join French outfit Marseille.