News about Igor Tudor

According to a recent report, Jose Mourinho is considering his future as Roma boss, with his current deal set to end in the summer. The Special One, 60, is in his final year with the Serie A club, and will come to an end at the end of June. And with no new labor talks between Mourinho and Roma, it appears that the Portuguese boss could leave Stadio Olimpico in the summer to look for new opportunities elsewhere.

Fulham's international full-back Antonee Robinson is attracting attention, while the Cottagers are considering a transfer for Norwich City right-back Max Aarons. The French side is preparing for the arrival of new boss Marcelino to replace Igor Tudor, which may result in a change in the club's system. Tudor loved to play 3-5-2, but his replacement likes to move a flat back four, leaving Marseille in the market for full-backs. Following the expiration of their loan terms, Nuno Tavares and Issa Kabors have both been left, although Sead Kolasinac is yet to finish his contract, ensuring that both flanks have been aimed at new names. Fulham's Robinson, who was instrumental in the Cottagers' successful return to the Premier League last season, is one of those names.

Bookmakers haven't bets on the Australian leaving north London, despite the fact that Spurs will make their move after their cup final against Inverness Caledonian Thistle on Thursday. Despite opposition amongst supporters, Postecoglou's agents have urged the Spurs chairman to take a punt on the 57-year-old.

According to reports, Juventus is considering bringing Igor Tudor, the Marseille boss, to take over the Serie A giants if Massimiliano Allegri leaves the club this summer. Allegri's tenure with the Old Lady could be coming to an end, with the team being kicked out of the Champions League and the team's third spot finish in the tournament. In addition, Juventus' widely reported injuries could prevent the club from European competition for future seasons, and Allegri may be able to part ways now.

According to reports, Nuno Tavares, a left-back, was kicked out of training last week for not working hard enough. After struggling to secure a spot in Mikel Arteta's Arsenal team, Tavares was sent to Marseille on a season-long loan during the summer transfer window. The 23-year-old defender has been a regular starter for the Ligue 1 team, making 33 appearances in all competitions so far. Nevertheless, Marseille boss Igor Tudor was dissatisfied with Tavares' behavior during a squad training session last week and decided to intervene.

As the curtain comes to an end in a spectacular week of international football, attention is now on domestic life as the season comes to a close. Although the Premier League seems to be brimming with a title race, a top-four battle, and a relegation battle for the ages, it is likely that all Europe will be elicit in terms of ineration and excitement. With 12 games remaining in LaLiga, 11 left in Serie A, 10 in Ligue 1 and nine in the Bundesliga, there are plenty of places to play in the top leagues on the continent. Despite the fact that titles are expected to be swn up in Italy and Spain, with Napoli and Barcelona respectively holding strong positions, the Champions League football competition is still in the air, despite being braceding for a fierce title contest in the Bundesliga.

You'll almost certainly be greeted with snorts of derision when you ask Manchester United supporters about Alexis Sanchez. He was on his back and on an eye-watering £350,000-per-week contract, IPO, and, frankly, looking disinterested by the cause. United had five goals in 45 appearances to send him out on loan, but the man who was announced by playing the piano never did find his tune at Old Trafford.

After the left-back was suspended for kicking out at an opponent in Marseille's 2-1 victory over Montpellier on Monday, Montpellier boss Igor Tudor vented his annoyance at Nuno Tavares for 'losing his mind.' In the 47th minute, the on-loan Arsenal star scored Marseille's opener in the 47th minute but went from hero to zero in the second half, needlessly slamming out at full throttle Arnaud Souquet to ten men in ten minutes from time. Despite the tense finish, the depleted team accepted a penalty in injury time but pressed on for all three points.

The Champions League has been postponed for another three months after the group's conclusion. On Wednesday, a tumultuous and turbulent beginning of the tournament came to an end, leaving us without Champions League action until February middle. This is a sad face. With this in mind, Sportsmail suggested that alternative awards for some of the most memorable moments during the six barmy matchdays be given out. Those that haven't made the list are looking for something else.

MATT BARLOW IN MARSEILLE: If Antonio Conte is still looking for confirmation that his Tottenham team is maturing into one capable of coping with the big occasion and giving a brief glimpse of the European elite, he can expect answers in Marseille. Can they find closure on the heartache of last week? When they thought they had qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League, they were unable to determine what would be a stoppage time winner against Sporting Lisbon. They now have to do it all again. This time in Stade Velodrome, Marseille's boss, Igor Tudor, promised passion and vigor as punishment from UEFA for previous misdemeanours by their followers.

Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez is hoping to regain some respect in north London by assisting Tottenham in losing the Champions League. Sanchez was a favorite at the Emirates Stadium between 2014 and 2018, scoring 80 goals in 166 games, but tarnished his name when he was forced to leave Manchester United, where he was a subsequent flop.

This season, Igor Tudor's side has flourished domestically and returned from the international break with a win the night before Paris Saint Germain's appearance led them to the top of the table - at least partially. With Tudor's side defending their position on the game in a manner that may not have been associated with OM in recent times, the result never seemed to have been in doubt from the start.

No one would have bet a single penny on Udinese's spectacular start to Serie A, but this extraordinary start to the season has renewed all the hopes of a team that is destined to be Italy's "Cinderella" story after Atalanta and Igor Tudor's Hellas Verona. Udinese flies and does not want to land on the earth anymore: it is a war machine with all the capabilities to surprise the top clubs and show how money is not linked to triumph in Italy as well as in Europe. For many years, there have been no victories of mid-level clubs in Italy, but the story in England has much more recent, with Jamie Vardy and Claudio Ranieri leading the Foxes to Premier League glory in 2016.

When Ivan Perisic's cross from the left to open his account for the club, the £60 million summer signing snapped the deadlock in the 76th minute. Richarlison grabbed his and Spurs' second five minutes in a much more focused attempt, giving the hosts all three points from their Group D opener, which had been difficult until Marseille were limited to ten men in the 47th minute following Chancel Mbemba's red card.

Mbappe opened the scoring after just 18 minutes, before the home team was reduced to ten men after a strong challenge from Fabio on Vitinha that culminated in a straight red with just 24 minutes on the clock. With the goal passing a VAR check for offside, the French forward made it two minutes after racing at speed through the middle before playing a one-two with Lionel Messi and tapping in. Nuno Mendes of Portugal added a third on 68 minutes after responding first to Neymar's shot, which rattled off the crossbar, with the Brazilian replacing Mbappe.

The intermediary at the center of Bamba Dieng's decision to renege on a deadline-day contract to join Leeds has described it as a 'unfortunate.' The Leeds chiefs were left fuming after the forward made a dramatic late U-turn to pursue a transfer to Nice, who had hijacked the offer after Marseille and Leeds agreed a £10 million fee. To complete his move to Leeds, Elland Road chiefs hired a private jet for Dieng.

Pepe decided to resurrect his career by giving up a 25 percent cut to join the Côte d'Azur team, according to The Athletic. Pepe bought a £72 million contract in 2019, but north London has had trouble finding a consistent form. Arsenal has bolstered their squad this summer, with the Ivorian falling further below the pecking order under new manager Mikel Arteta.

With the Champions League group stage draw, just 90 days after Vinicius Junior's champion for Real Madrid against Liverpool in the Paris final. The draw in Istanbul on Thursday evening will determine the final on June 10 next year, and the cream of European football will await the outcome. Sportsmail has the inside scoop on each of the 32 teams that will participate in the draw at 5 p.m. on Thursday.

Eric Bailly, a Manchester United defender, has joined Marseille on a season-long loan after falling out of favour with new manager Erik ten Hag. Bailly will now train with Igor Tudor's team, who also have the possibility to buy the Ivory Coast defender if they qualify for the Champions League and if the player makes a certain number of appearances. In a tweet, Manchester United's 'Eric Bailly has joined French side Marseille on loan for the remainder of the 2022/23 season.'

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.