News about Nancy Dell'Olio

After being made England manager, the unflappable Sven-Goran Eriksson's string of girlfriends meant he was relentlessly pursued by the paparazzi. In his posthumous autobiography, he lifts the lid on his relationships with Faria Alam (left), Nancy Dell'Olio (centre) and Ulrika Jonsson (right).

Sven-Goran Eriksson has hit out at one former colleague at the FA over his affairs scandal in a new book that is set to be published after the legendary former England manager's death. Eriksson, who tragically passed away last month following a battle with cancer, led the Three Lions from 2001 to 2006. It was part of a glittering managerial career for the Swede, but his time with England was marred by scandalous headlines surrounding his love life. Eriksson was in a relationship with Nancy Dell'Olio, but had an affair with Ulrika Jonsson and Faria Alam during that time, before he split with Dell'Olio in 2007.

Sven-Goran Eriksson's former mistress has paid tribute to the former England manager. Faria Alam broke her silence following Eriksson's death age 76 from pancreatic cancer last month, telling him 'see you on the other side'. Alam worked as a model before becoming a secretary at the FA in 2003 during Eriksson's stint coaching the national team. The pair were involved in a six-month affair which broke while Eriksson was dating Italian lawyer Nancy Dell'Olio. But in her latest comments, Alam that she got back in touch with Eriksson ten years later when she was invited by him to meet him in Hong Kong.

A tearful Nancy Dell'Olio today paid tribute to her longtime lover Sven-Goran Eriksson following a moving funeral for the former England manager attended by the likes of David Beckham and Roy Hodgson . Dell'Olio, with whom the Swede was in a relationship during his time with England, touched Eriksson's coffin at the Kollsberg homestead in his hometown of Torsby following a service at the nearby Fryksände church. And Dell'Olio, 63, told reporters outside the wake this afternoon: 'When you love someone and they've gone part of your life is gone forever. I will miss our love, our beautiful travels and the love we gave each other.' It followed a vibrant and noisy funeral procession for Eriksson which made its way through Torsby as locals paid tribute to their greatest son. Following the service, Torsby's marching brass band led his coffin along the 700-yard walk from Fryksände church to the Kollsberg homestead, where friends and family paid a more intimate tribute.

Beckham, 49, joined about 600 mourners to watch the footballing great being laid to rest in his home town of Torsby, in Sweden. It comes after the ex-Three Lions manager, 76, died in August following a battle against terminal pancreatic cancer. Beckham, who flew into Sweden on a private jet yesterday, joined mourners including Sven's ex Nancy Dell'Olio, former England boss Roy Hodgson , and Sven's family including his 95-year-old father, also called Sven. And during an emotional service at Fryksande Church,  football hero Beckham appeared to shed a tear as tributes were read out to the boss who made him England captain for the first time.

A vibrant and noisy funeral procession for Sven-Goran Eriksson made its way through his hometown of Torsby today as locals got the chance to pay tribute to their greatest son. Following the service this morning, Torsby's marching brass band led his coffin along the 700-yard walk from Fryksände church to the Kollsberg homestead, where friends and family will pay a more intimate tribute. Hundreds of members of the congregation followed behind including the former England manager's captain David Beckham , Eriksson's longtime lover Nancy Dell'Olio and his partner Yaniseth Alcides. Residents along the route were seen gathering on their lawns and at the end of closed-off streets to pay their respects - with songs played including The Bare Necessities from The Jungle Book.

Nancy Dell'Olio arrived at Sven-Goran Eriksson's funeral in a leopard print ensemble - as she joined David Beckham in paying tribute to the former England manager. The former England manager, 76, died in August after suffering from terminal pancreatic cancer . Nancy, 63, who dated Eriksson for a decade before they split in 2007, this morning arrived to say goodbye to the 'love of her life' after being given the blessing to do so by Sven-Goran's family.

The woman who nursed the England manager during his final months, Panamanian former dancer Yaniseth Alcides, cut a sombre figure as the ex England manager, who she had lived with for 16 years, was laid to rest in his hometown of Torsby in Sweden today. (Pictured from left: Alcides arriving at the funeral, touching the coffin of her long-term love during the service. Inset: The couple pictured earlier this year)

Eriksson passed away on August 26 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, with countless tributies paid to the Swede, including football clubs across the country giving their respects over the weekend. Eriksson revealed in January that he had 'best case a year' to live following his diagnosis, and he was surrounded by his family as he passed away a little over a week ago. Now arrangements have been made for a final goodbye to the former Three Lions manager.

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Nancy Dell'Olio broke down in tears during a heartbreaking Good Morning Britain interview on Wednesday, as she emotionally recalled her final conversation with 'love of her life' Sven-Göran Eriksson before his death. The lawyer, 63, reflected on her relationship with the England manager, sharing that they tried to make plans to meet up for dinner before his death, but failed to do before his passing on Monday. Sven passed away on Monday morning aged 76 following his battle against pancreatic cancer.

Nancy Dell'Olio revealed why she forgave the 'love of her life' Sven Goran Eriksson for his affairs as she made an emotional TV appearance on Wednesday after his death.  The lawyer, 63, appeared on Wednesday's Good Morning Britain where she told how she was able to move past his infidelities with Ulrika Jonsson and Faria Alam after he branded them 'stupid mistakes'. The former England boss passed away on Monday morning aged 76 following his battle against pancreatic cancer.

I was so sad to hear of Sven-Göran Eriksson's passing. He was genuinely lovely. I have a lot to thank him for.  The former England football manager died aged 76 surrounded by his family on Monday after becoming terminally ill with pancreatic cancer. Apart from being a phenomenal manager, he was indeed someone very special - especially to me.

On Monday, the footballing was left in mourning with the news that Sven-Goran Eriksson had passed away at the age of 76. He revealed in January that he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and had been told he had 'best case' a year to live. That led to an outpouring of love and support towards Eriksson, including the opportunity to manage his beloved Liverpool in a charity match at Anfield in March.

Sven Goran Eriksson's former lover Nancy Dell'Olio has paid tribute to the ex England boss after he passed away on Monday morning aged 76 following his battle against pancreatic cancer. The lawyer, 63, and the Swede previously had a ten year relationship and were thought to have never married, but Nancy referred to him as her husband as she reflected on their years together in the heartfelt post. The glamorous Italian - who left her husband Giancarlo Massa for the coach - was a constant by his side and pictured with him at several tournaments.

Former England football manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has died aged 76 after becoming terminally ill with pancreatic cancer. The Swede, who said in January that he had at best 'a year' to live following his diagnosis, was surrounded by his family as he passed away on Monday morning. Following his passing, here is a look at his relationship with Faria Alam.

The former England manager, who had been terminally ill with pancreatic cancer, admitted he was 'stupid' to have cheated on Nancy Dell'Olio with Ulrika Jonsson and Faria Alam but insisted sex should be celebrated and he 'didn't do anything criminal'. The Swede made headlines around the world for his love life while managing England's golden generation between 2001 and 2006. Speaking on a Amazon Prime documentary about his life, called 'Sven', he spoke candidly about his affairs. But he insisted that 'sex is one of the good things in life for all of us', he wasn't married and didn't break any hearts.

Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has died aged 76. Bo Gustavsson, an agent in Sweden who worked with Eriksson, said in a statement: 'Sven-Goran Eriksson has passed away. 'After a long illness, SGE died during the morning at home surrounded by family.' 

The Prince of Wales, 42, posted a heartfelt message on X about Sven-Goran Eriksson, who passed away this morning after becoming terminally ill with pancreatic cancer. The future King met the manager on multiple occasions, including in his twenties when he attended an England World Cup squad training camp at the Carrington Training Ground in 2006. William wrote: 'Sad to hear about the passing of Sven-Göran Eriksson. I met him several times as England manager and was always struck by his charisma and passion for the game. My thoughts are with his family and friends. A true gentleman of the game. W.'

Eriksson, 76, revealed in January that he had pancreatic cancer and is approaching the end of his life, with a 'best case' scenario seeing him only have a year left to live. The former Three Lions coach, in charge of the national side between 2001 and 2006, has now shared a poignant goodbye message in a new documentary reflecting on his life. And his two children have also been speaking in the Amazon Prime documentary called 'Sven' about receiving the 'worst possible news' about his serious condition. They recall being alerted by medics after Eriksson collapsed during a 5km run.

Nancy Dell'Olio announced she is 'having a Brat summer' as she relaxed in a pool in Puglia. The Italian lawyer, 62, put on a very busty display in a series of Instagram snaps on Tuesday as she enjoyed her Italian holiday. The former partner of England manager Sven-Goran Erikisson, shared a picture of herself with a glass of champagne and a bucket of ice, as she posed pool-side in a skimpy bikini and fishing hat.

Yaniseth Bravo Mendoza, 54, has worked with the 75-year-old Swedish football legend for almost 16 years. Their marriages have lasted almost as long as Sven was married to Ann-Christine Pettersson, and much longer than he spent with his famous ex-lovers Nancy Dell'Olio, Faria Alam, and Ulrika Jonsson. While Yaniseth's children from his first marriage, Johan and Lina, are said to be incredibly 'fond of her' as she helped ease the pain of his shock cancer diagnosis, according to his family. On Swedish radio, the former Three Lions boss, who was the first foreigner to coach England when he took the job in 2001, announced that he had pancreatic cancer and that he had less than a year to live.

Faria Alam (right), now 57, had a unethical affair with the former England boss (left), who was engaged fiery Italian lawyer Nancy Dell'Olio (inset), 56, and after a tense feud with television actress Ulrika Jonsson, 56, who was involved in a tense affair with 62-year-old Karen Weisson, 56, who was engaged in a mystery in 2004. Faria, a woman who illegally visited Sven, 75, in Sweden, was also seeing her then boss FA CEO Mark Palios, who was later forced to resign her post and later sold her story for £400,000. The respected boss revealed earlier this month that he was fighting pancreatic cancer and had possibly less than a year to live, and now Faria has joined many, including David Beckham, in sending best wishes. I'm sorry for the news, dear Sven, and I send you nothing but love and reassurance for your circumstances,' said Faria, a Swedish author who lives in the United States and who hasn't spoken to Sven for 14 years. Your ability to 'accept' your predicament makes me continue to admire you and even more. And here's a big hug to you all the way. May God bless you. ' Faria is a Spanish word that means "one hundred percent."

The 62-year-old woman left her West London hotel on Friday on Friday, put on a chic display. For the first time since announcing her plans to reunite with long-time partner Sven-Goran Eriksson following his cancer diagnosis, the Italian lawyer was picked up by her chauffeur H.R Carriages in a £150,000 Mercedes limousine. After a year of secretly fighting the inoperable disease, the former England boss, 75, revealed terminal pancreatic cancer last week.