Check out “Graham Potter is vying to succeed Gareth Southgate as manager of England.” Potter, who was fired by Chelsea in April of last year, is rumored to have just broken up with longtime agent John Morris.

Days after leaving Chelsea, the former Brighton manager (Graham Potter), who was a remote candidate to take Roberto De Zerbi’s job at his old team, turned down multiple offers to take back the bench, including those from Ajax, Nice, and Leicester.

The 49-year-old Potter is regarded favorably by Manchester United’s minority owner Sir Jim Ractliffe and new sporting director Dan Ashworth, who both think he is conserving himself for a major role.

But Potter knows he is considered a possible replacement for Southgate, since the FA would rather select a domestic manager once Southgate leaves.

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Jadon Sancho is unlikely to play for Borussia Dortmund again until Manchester United is willing to approve a new loan agreement. Sancho helped propel the German powerhouses into the Champions League final, and although they would like to retain him permanently.

They lack the funds due to his £50 million valuation and salary exceeding £250,000 per week. Instead, they are devoting all of their resources to retaining Ian Maatsen, the left defender for Chelsea, who has a £35 million release clause in his Blues contract.

Since his September social media altercation with manager Erik ten Hag, Sancho has not appeared on the field for United, and according to people close to the England international, he has no desire to return to Old Trafford if the Dutchman maintains his job.

Even though Ten Hag won the FA Cup, his future is still up in the air as INEOS, United’s new minority owner, conducts a comprehensive end-of-season evaluation. United placed last in their Champions League group and a pitiful eighth in the Premier League.

Thank you, Adarabiono

Tosin Adarabioyo, who is headed to Chelsea, turned down the opportunity to join Newcastle and TRIPLE his Fulham salary. According to All Sports Predictions, Newcastle was attempting to win the race for Tosin’s signature by presenting an offer to him that exceeded £100,000 per week.

However, the center back—who was also coveted by Manchester United—selected Chelsea over Manchester City in order to rejoin Enzo Maresca, his former Manchester City under-21 coach, at Stamford Bridge.

Tosin’s departure is a setback for the Magpies, as they were hoping to address their concerns about Profit and Sustainability by signing him on a free transfer.

However, they are almost done signing free agent Lloyd Kelly, a center back who previously played for Bournemouth.

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