News about Manuel Pellegrini

Mason Greenwood made his career debut on Sunday during Getafe's match against Real Betis, bringing his total number up to seven for the season. Manuel Pellegrini's side received a penalty just eight minutes into the match, and Manchester United loanee stepped up to take it. Greenwood scored his side into the lead before losing with another penalty at the time, which was to the goalkeeper's left with his weaker right foot.

West Ham has agreed to a £15 million contract for Said Benrahma with Lyon, but there is more work to do before the deal is finalised, as revealed on the It's All Kicking Off Transfer Week podcast. Benrahma has yet to decide whether he wants to leave for France's Ligue 1, while Pablo Fornals is close to joining Real Betis. Manuel Pellegrini, the former boss of the United States, will be reunited with him following the change.

PETE JENSON IN SPAIN: The bigger they grow, the harder they fall. Sevilla has won seven Europa Leagues, but this May's resounding thud as they reached Europe's second class: the stage on which they have shone time and again over the past 20 years. Five managers in two seasons, infighting between the former and current president, who also happen to be father and son, and missing in the transfer market have all contributed to the current crisis, which has resulted in them finishing fourth from fourth place in LaLiga with just three wins all season. For the first time in Spanish football, they are in the fourth force. To get to that point, it's important to go back a few seasons. In a short period of time, there have been too many wrong turns in too short a span of time.

It's now four years since David Moyes returned to West Ham with a tweet mockery post. At his unveiling, he told us, 'I do what I do.' 'I win.' Moyes wins, as it turns out. When West Ham's Premier League status seemed so hazy under Manuel Pellegrini, he won them. In the campaigns that followed, he earned them their sixth and seventh positions. He has won them three seasons in a row. He dominated them in the Europa Conference League, their first trophy since 1980.

PETER JENSON IN SPAIN: Jude Bellingham made it 16 goals in 18 games in all competitions, but it wasn't enough to hold Real Madrid down two points at Manuel Pellegrini's Betis. Madrid had to wait until minute 53 to open the scoring, and when they did, Bellingham chitrolled Betis' defence, shifting the play from start to finish but not to last.

SIMON JORDAN: If Jim Ratcliffe lands at Manchester United, he may do worse than take inspiration from Manchester City. Pep Guardiola has brought the club beyond recognition. They've gone from a championship-winning side under Roberto Mancini and Manuel Pellegrini to a team that defy conventional wisdom. Their triumph hasn't purely came from Guardiola, but it has come from the team's ability to have a strong vision and reach the target the club set for. United's needs to think a bit more like City, ironically.

When the manager dropped him in a cup match and he was suspended from the squad until he apologised, the former Manchester City defender called it a "disgrace." Richards did not make the squad for the next two games and only made the bench in one of the next eight games, before making the substitutions for the title run-in from April.

Micah Richards has confessed to downing ten drinks the night before a game at Manchester City. Richards rode through City's academy before making his way into the team's first team when he lifted the Premier League and FA Cup. However, he suffered with a string of injuries in the later stages of his career, causing him to miss matches regularly. He has now started his recovery from one layoff where he was not supposed to play the next day and decided to drink the majority of the alcohol at the team's hotel.

Both the Blades and Premier League debutants Luton have failed to make their way to the top of the league this season, with both the Blades and Premier League debutants struggling to make their promotion to the top-flight this season, with both scoring a total of 16 goals this season. As a result, they may be keen to patch up any holes in their still-leaking defences, with free agents acting as the first line of reinforcement now that the transfer deadline has passed. However, the player is now talking about a transfer to LaLiga with Betis, who are coached by former Manchester City and West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini.

For those that are involved in the transfer process, it could be a wild ride, but for those who are not on the track, it may be even more sobering. Not everybody, of course, will be thrust into the spotlight thanks to jaw-dropping, multi-million-pound transfers, with a number of players still free agents and therefore available for absolutely nothing even after the summer window was closed. In fact, there are veteran internationals with hundreds of appearances for club and country as well as household names who have fallen off the radar in recent years, many of whom have been buried in the bargain binge, possibly plotting their routes back to the sport. If you were released by your previous clubs before the end of the season, clubs around the world will be able to sign unattached players after the deadline. This is the case for the majority of the players on the market, offering them a glimmer of hope. And so, Mail Sport looks at ten of the best players looking for a new home as prospective suitors circle and weigh up these cost-effective alternatives.

ROB DRAPER: Jarrod Bowen's appearance at the gala dinner on Thursday night in honor of West Ham's Europa Conference League winners was a timely reminder. Not only that West Ham won their highest moment since 1980 in Prague just 60 days ago, but that Bowen was given instant club legend status for the 90th minute. But also in the context of the last few years. Bowen talked about joining the club in January 2020 and being thrust into a relegation war, their Premier League status in jeopardy, with manager David Moyes being brought in to salvage the season after Manuel Pellegrini had been fired. Bowen reflected on their journey since sixth, seventh, and 14th in the Premier League, the club's third straight in Europe, something they had never done before.

Enzo Maresca has been named Leicester's new boss just days after assisting Manchester City in winning a historic Treble. Having been identified by Leicester chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha early, the Italian, who has left Pep Guardiola's staff to join the newly promoted Championship club, has agreed to a three-year contract. According to Mail Sport, Maresca and the company reached a verbal deal on Friday morning. Maresca will be back in the English second tier, 23 years after leaving West Bromwich Albion for Juventus in January 2000. He has been rated as a coach having worked under both Guardiola and Manuel Pellegrini, the former City and West Ham manager. Since firing Brendan Rodgers on April 2, Leicester had been without a permanent manager since his untiring tenure, with interim manager Dean Smith unable to keep the club in the Premier League during his eight-game tenure. Smith and Scott Parker were among the candidates considered by the Foxes to lead the club back to the top flight, but Maresca's extensive knowledge of Leicester's senior squad and younger players was one of the contributing factors that led to the decision his way.

Enzo Maresca, the father of Manchester City assistant manager Enzo Maresca (left image, right), Pasquale, has been discovered missing after the English team's victory in the Champions League final last night. City supporters, players, and staff have been celebrating the victory in Istanbul after losing 1-0, but reports in Italy indicate that his father has mysteriously disappeared. Following the panic, Turkish police were notified and had been trying to locate Mr Maresca, but the investigation has since been confirmed and is well-prepared. Pep Guardiola's (left photograph, right) No 2 Maresca, the Spaniard's assistant manager, has been working as the assistant head coach at West Ham under Manuel Pellegrini and David Moyes.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Only one player in Saturday's Champions League final will be recognized by both groups of supporters in Istanbul. Edin Dzeko, who is 37 years old, is still pivotal to Inter Milan's hopes of causing an upset against Manchester City, a team where he has a lot of affection after assisting them in their first two Premier League titles. Managing Manuel Pellegrini said, 'It wasn't for the money but to give others the chance when Dzeko returned to Roma in 2015, they felt he was the right age to leave in order to give younger strikers like Kelechi Iheanacho the opportunity.' And eight years later, the Bosnian is set to play in the world's biggest club game in what could be his last match for the Nerazzurri as he enters the season.

PETE JENSON: The Costa del Sol team is languishing in the relegation zone, with only two games to save themselves and yet they have the highest average attendance in their league. Just under 30,000 people packed into La Rosaleda in the Champions League quarterfinals ten years ago. Although the club's funding has remained the same during the decade-long downturn, little else has changed. Malaga lost their first leg in 2013 0-0 and should have advanced to the semi-finals but it wasn't until two offside goals in injury time that it was more 3-2 on aggregate.

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.

When his Manchester United team faces Sevilla in the Europa League quarter-finals, Erik ten Hag warned against complacency. This season, the Spanish side has had a rough domestic debut, finishing just three points above 19th-placed Almeria in 13th. Ten Hag has referred to his remarkable success in the Europa League as something his team will need to 'be aware of', with Sevilla winning six titles in the competition.

The Clarets need just three victories from their last ten games to clinch promotion back to the Premier League, and they will face Guardiola's Blues in the FA Cup quarter-finals at Etihad Stadium. Company's two league titles, two League Cups, and an FA Cup under Guardiola, as well as one league title under Roberto Mancini and Manuel Pellegrini, guaranteeing a hero's welcome when he leads his runaway Burnley side out.

When the quarter and semi-finals of the Europa League draw are announced on Friday, the path to the Puskas Arena in Budapest will be determined. With the second legs of the last-16 taking place on Thursday, sixteen clubs are competing for spots in the draw. Four players gained a substantial cushion last week, while the remaining half of the tie seeming to be delicately tense. The Europa Conference League last-16 will conclude on Thursday, as teams prepare to advance to the final in Prague. Sportsmail takes you through each of the ties, advising you what happened in the first leg and in the meantime, keeping you up on events.

United will go into the game leading 4-1 from the first leg at Old Trafford last week, but Ten Hag is taking nothing for granted. Despite the fact that Casemiro and Fernandes are just one booking away from being suspended for the first leg of the quarter-finals, and UEFA's slate is wiped clean by this round, the United boss has announced that they will both begin at the Estadio Benito Villamarin. Both players will play because it is a very good fight,' Ten Hag said. 'We had a good show last week, but we still need your best players.'

Real Betis must inflict a concealment akin to Manchester United's humiliation at Liverpool, according to Manuel Pellegrini, as Erik ten Hag's side takes the road for the first time since their Anfield annihilation. Los Verdiblancos is trying to make it to the second team in Europa League history to overcome a three-goal first-leg deficit and advance. United defeated Liverpool 4-0 in last Thursday's last-16 tie at Old Trafford, an impressive display of quality and character four days after losing by 7-0 to bitter rivals Liverpool.

Manchester United beat Real Betis ten Hag as a result of their seven-goal shellacking at Liverpool. Erik ten Hag was ecstatic by his players' play and quality against Real Betis. Just a week after ending the club's six-year wait for silverware by lifting the Carabao Cup, the Red Devils celebrated another glorious afternoon in Anfield, defeating the Bulls 7-0.

If the club chooses to break with manager David Moyes for the second time, West Ham may be tempted to attract former star Michael Carrick. Carrick, who made over 150 appearances for the Hammers early in his career, is now in his first permanent managerial role with Middlesbrough and is expected to be regarded favourably as a replacement for Moyes, according to The Times. Despite an 18-month break when the east London club was managed by Manuel Pellegrini before 2017, the troubled 59-year-old has been at the club, but in recent months he has struggled to maintain a tight hold on the position.

PETE JENSON: Manuel Pellgrini is proud of winning the Spanish Cup with Betis last season, only their fourth trophy ever. And Manchester, where he reveals himself this week, is another point of pride. During his time in England, he defeated four other United managers. He also won the league at Manchester City, an achievement that he claims will not be tarnished by the club's finances investigation. When it first emerged that City was accused of breaking Premier League laws from 2009 to 2018, it was even suggested that the club be stripped of titles.