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Arsène Wenger to Arsenal fans: "I will miss you. Thank you all for being such an important part of my life. I hope to see you soon."

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Is he right? 🤔
Perhaps, for Zidane - yes 😆 if we will compare how many times he has won Champions League than La Liga.

What do you think about that?

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Zinedine Zidane becomes the first manager in the 21st Century and only the second manager in UCL history to guide his team to the final thrice in a row. Only Marcelo Lippi had done it before (1996-1998).

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Roberto Mancini has reportedly agreed to become the next Italy manager. Can he lead the resurgence?

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Rafa Benitez has only recently taken the Newcastle United hot-seat and already he faces a battle to hold on to it – from Moussa Sissoko’s young son.

Newcastle have already had more managers in the dugout than they would have liked this season but ahead of Newcastle’s clash with Man City it looked as though there was going to be yet another.

And it was a mini-Sissoko who took a liking for Benitez's chair, with the midfielder's son perching himself in the dugout shortly before the game kicked off.

The little Magpie even took the time out to sign an autograph for Benitez as he got used to his surroundings.

Wearing his very own Newcastle shirt, Sissoko junior eventually allowed Benitez to get on with his job and the youngster is sure to have been impressed with how the strugglers performed.

Then he returns to his mum.

via Daily Mail

On Thursday, Jose Mourinho took a trip to Knightsbridge. He received plenty of attention from members of the public. On his way to the designer shops, he was mobbed by a builder, who ran halfway down the street, and he happily posed for a selfie.

He was also snapped by workers in a truck as he made his way across a central London road.

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On Sunday, Leicester coach Claudio Ranieri had an amazing reaction after the final whistle the match between Sunderland vs Leicester at the Stadium of Light as, in a clear outburst of emotion, he cried as he walked off the ground.

Leicester defeat Sunderland 2-0 (Jamie Vardy double goals).

Claudio Ranieri is having a little cry. Who can blame him. Incredible stuff. pic.twitter.com/qNWQZ3jCyZ

— Christian Machowski (@Christian_ESEM) April 10, 2016

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Ajax boss Frank de Boer suffered a ruptured achilles injury while playing a game of foot volley recently. Now he uses a scooter to get across around the Ajax training ground.

Easy rider! 😜https://t.co/Zmgn43zFAm

— AFC Ajax (@AFCAjax) April 6, 2016

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Spain coach Vicente del Bosque was sent crashing to the ground during the first half of the international friendly away at Italy, when he clashed with the linesman.

The lino failed to see the Spanish boss patrolling the touchline, and the official ran straight into the La Roja coach and sent him flying.

Watch the video below.