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Arne Slot replaced Jurgen Klopp as Liverpool boss in May 2024 [Getty Images]Former Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has confirmed he held talks over the vacant Netherlands job but withdrew because he wants his next job to be in club football.The Dutchman, 47, guided the Reds to their 20th league title in his debut season but finished fifth in the Premier League and was sacked on 30 May. Ronald Koeman stepped down from his second spell as Netherlands manager after they were knocked out of the World Cup by Morocco in the last-32 penalty shootout in June. Slot denied reports he had withdrawn from talks with the KNVB (Royal Dutch Football Association) after a dispute over his contract."Over the past few weeks, and particularly the past few days, various reports have appeared regarding the vacancy at the Dutch national team, suggesting that I had withdrawn from the process after lengthy negotiations, including regarding salary and contract duration," Slot told Voetbal International."That speculation is incorrect. We simply never reached that stage of the talks."Slot, who won the Eredivisie with Feyenoord in 2023, did not rule out taking over the national team in the future. "At this stage of my career, I prefer to see myself on the training pitch with my players every day. Something that is simply not possible in the same way with a national team," he said."And (this is) why I chose not to continue the talks and not to start negotiations on what a possible contract might look like."I have enormous respect for the national team and for the KNVB and can only be positive about the professional manner in which the talks proceeded that week."For now, I believe that club football still has a lot to offer me."He added: "It would be a great honour to represent my country as national coach one day. However, this was not the right moment for me."Former Portugal manager Roberto Martinez is now in talks with the KNVB, according to reports in the Netherlands.Follow your club with BBC SportListen to the latest Football Daily podcastGet football news sent straight to your phone

AS Monaco set to terminate Paul Pogba contract after latest injury setbackAS Monaco are preparing to terminate Paul Pogbas contract after just over a year at the club, according to Nice Matin.The former Manchester United and Juventus star joined Monaco on a two-year deal in June 2025, hoping to finally put a difficult period behind him and rebuild his career at the highest level.Instead, injuries have continued to prevent Pogba from finding any sustained rhythm, and Monaco have now decided they are ready to end his spell at the club early.Monacos management informed the 33-year-old several weeks ago that they intended to terminate his contract and gave him permission to explore other opportunities.The club is expected to negotiate a financial settlement with Pogba and pay the remainder of the salary owed to him under his contract, which was due to expire next summer.Pogba had been desperate to prove he could still compete at the top level after his doping suspension was reduced on appeal in 2025. His Monaco move was a fresh start.However, his body has let him down. Pogba made just six appearances for Monaco last season.He played only 45 minutes during pre-season, featuring in the second half of Monacos 5-2 victory over Saint-Priest on July 18.A right knee problem then ruled him out of the clubs next four friendlies, before he finally returned to full team training last Friday. That comeback lasted just a few days.During a small-sided training game on Tuesday, Pogba suffered another injury, this time to his left thigh.He was scheduled to undergo an MRI scan to determine the severity of the latest setback. The injury confirmed a decision Monaco had already reached.Per the Daily Mail, Pogba has been offered to Major League Soccer clubs. The midfielder has endured a difficult time personally and professionally since his first spell at Juventus.Once one of world footballs most recognisable stars, Pogba now has to decide whether another comeback is realistic.

The greatest managerial rivalries: Clough vs Revie, Ferguson vs Wenger and moreRivalries between managers often generate plenty of debate in professional football.Most managers have mutual respect for each other, but some are incapable of hiding their disdain for their rivals. Here are some of the greatest managerial head-to-heads.Brian Clough vs Don RevieArsene Wenger vs Jose MourinhoJock Stein vs Helenio HerreraSir Alex Ferguson vs Arsene WengerPep Guardiola vs Jose MourinhoSir Alex Ferguson vs Kevin KeeganRafa Benitez vs Sam AllardyceSir Alex Ferguson vs Rafa BenitezNeil Warnock vs Gary MegsonPep Guardiola vs Jurgen KloppWithout further ado, read on as we take a United Kingdom-focused look at some of the greatest managerial rivalries of all time.Brian Clough vs Don RevieThe hatred between Brian Clough and Don Revie ran so deep that it ultimately spawned a movie which sought to shine a light on the reasons behind the bitterness.Revie turned Leeds United into one of the top teams in the country during the early 1970s, but his methods did not find favour with the wider football world.The phrase dirty Leeds is still part of modern-day football vocabulary, highlighting the depths to which Revies teams would stoop to win a game.When Clough was appointed to replace Revie in 1974, he told the players they should bin their medals because they were not won fairly.His comments led to a brutal television interview between the pair where they traded bitter insults at each other.Clough lasted 44 days at Leeds before being sacked, but ultimately had the last laugh by guiding Nottingham Forest to back-to-back European Cup successes.Arsene Wenger vs Jose MourinhoThe long-running spat with Arsene Wenger perfectly highlighted Jose Mourinhos penchant for upsetting people.Mourinho lost just twice to Wenger in 19 games and was never slow to take a dig at his rival if the opportunity ever arose.The Portuguese described the Frenchman as a voyeur in 2005 after he questioned Chelseas extravagant transfer policy.He then famously called Wenger a specialist in failure in 2014, pinpointing the clubs nine-year trophy drought as the reason for his criticism.Mourinho was niggled by Wengers failure to mention him in his autobiography, claiming that he was embarrassed that he never beat me.The rivalry reached boiling point in 2014 when Wenger pushed Mourinho in the chest during a Premier League game at Stamford Bridge.Jock Stein vs Helenio HerreraHelenio Herrera guided Inter Milan to back-to-back European titles in 1964 and 1965. His team were the tactical benchmark for the rest of Europe.After relinquishing the title in 1966, Inter were on course to regain it the following season. Celtic and Jock Stein stood in their way in the final.Stein was bullish ahead of the game, telling the press that they would lift the trophy. Herrera refused to engage with the media, but was infuriated by Steins comments.Inter took an early lead from the penalty spot, and their no-nonsense defensive style subsequently enraged Stein. He snapped at half-time.The Celtic boss launched a verbal tirade at the referee before confronting Herrera. The pair almost came to blows and Stein used the incident to fuel a memorable comeback.Celtic not only became the first British team to win the European Cup, but Stein also helped to break the perception that Italian teams were unbeatable.Sir Alex Ferguson vs Arsene WengerThe rivalry between Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger had all the ingredients you would expect from two hugely successful managers.When factoring in the bitter animosity between the two sets of players, it was no surprise that this head-to-head reached new heights of unpleasantness.The Battle of Old Trafford, when Arsenals players manhandled Ruud van Nistelrooy after the final whistle, was one of the highlight reel encounters.Roy Keane offering Patrick Vieira outside during a legendary row in the Highbury tunnel also epitomised the fractious relationship between Manchester United and Arsenal.Underpinning the rivalry was a managerial feud that regularly bubbled over, but still maintained a grudging level of mutual respect.Ferguson undoubtedly had the upper hand over Wenger, with his time in charge representing the most dominant era ever in English football.Pep Guardiola vs Jose MourinhoMany people believe that Mourinho could start a fight in an empty room if he put his mind to it, and he probably wouldnt argue with that assessment.After a couple of low-key jousts over the previous couple of years, the rivalry between Mourinho and Pep Guardiola exploded in 2010.When Mourinho was appointed as Real Madrid manager, he made no secret about his desire to knock Guardiolas Barcelona off their perch.Guardiola took exception to accusations by Mourinho that match officials favoured his teams. The Portuguese continued to push his buttons.Madrid and Barcelona engaged in several ugly encounters over the next couple of years, triggered in no small part by the antics of their managers.Mourinho ultimately won the La Liga title in his second season with the club, but Guardiola has largely held the upper hand in their overall rivalry.Sir Alex Ferguson vs Kevin KeeganNewcastle Uniteds dramatic collapse in the 1995/96 Premier League title race sparked plenty of amusement amongst fans of rival clubs.The Magpies earned plenty of plaudits for their style of football under manager Kevin Keegan, but they ultimately failed to blow a 12-point lead.Keegans meltdown on Sky Sports is one of the most iconic moments in football, and highlighted how Ferguson was adept at getting under peoples skin.The Red Devils 1-0 victory at St James Park in March 1996 can be pinpointed as the moment when the tide turned against Newcastle.Ferguson used the media to his advantage and Keegan crumbled, casting doubt in his players minds at a crucial point of the season.A series of stellar performances by Eric Cantona hauled United over the line and left Newcastle pondering what might have been.Rafa Benitez vs Sam AllardyceRafa Benitez and Sam Allardyce had several run-ins during their time in the Premier League and the former was rarely on the right side of the argument.The former Liverpool manager was repeatedly critical of Allardyces style of play, which was hypocritical given that his teams were hard to watch.The bitterness dated back to a Premier League match against a Bolton Wanderers team managed by Allardyce in 2004.Liverpool defender Sami Hyypia suffered a broken nose early in that game, and the relationship between the two managers turned sour.Benitez never missed an opportunity to criticise Allardyce, and his childish behaviour often drifted towards an obsession.Allardyce accused Benitez of showing a lack of respect after a gesture during a game between Liverpool and Blackburn Rovers, adding further fuel to the fire.Sir Alex Ferguson vs Rafa BenitezFalling out with Allardyce clearly wasnt enough for Benitez, but he bit off more than he could chew when he took aim at Ferguson.His paper-waving facts rant bore all the hallmarks of a one-year-old throwing his toys out of a pram because he couldnt get his own way.Benitez thought he was putting pressure on United in the title race, but they responded with an excellent 3-0 victory over Chelsea.Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw at Stoke City, a result which would have left Ferguson chuckling quietly to himself.Benitez subsequently became a figure of fun in the Premier League, with his meltdown often used as a stick to beat him with.He was sacked by the club in 2010 after six years in charge. His meagre tally of two trophies left a lot to be desired.Neil Warnock vs Gary MegsonThe Battle of Bramall Lane was one of the most shameful matches in the history of English football. Managers Neil Warnock and Gary Megson were central to the fun and games.Sheffield Uniteds First Division match against West Bromwich Albion in 2002 was abandoned after the home team were left with only six players on the field.The Blades had three players sent off, and two left the field through injury. West Brom were leading 3-0 when the referee abandoned the match.The game exploded in the 65th minute when George Santos, who had come on seconds earlier, clattered into Andy Johnson and was dismissed.During the aftermath, Patrick Suffo butted Baggies defender Darren Moore and was also sent off. The game then descended into farce.Megson accused Warnock of deliberately trying to get the game abandoned by telling his players to feign injury. Warnock subsequently called Megson the biggest moaner around.Pep Guardiola vs Jurgen KloppThe rivalry between Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp was enthralling, without ever crossing into the animosity evidenced elsewhere.They faced each other 30 times across all competitions. Guardiola won 11 of those meetings while his German counterpart came out on top 12 times, with seven draws.The competition began when Guardiola was in charge of Bayern Munich and Klopp was at Borussia Dortmund between 2013 and 2015.They subsequently moved to Manchester City and Liverpool, and guided their respective clubs to the summit of the Premier League.Guardiola undoubtedly had the upper hand in terms of trophies, with Klopp winning just one Premier League title during his time in charge.Citys legendary boss admitted that facing Liverpool was always a nightmare, highlighting the respect he had for his German counterpart.

AUSTIN, TX - APRIL 18: Linebacker Rasheem Biles #3 of the Texas Longhorns on the field during the Texas Longhorns Football Fan Day on April 18, 2026, at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, TX. (Photo by David Buono/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesThree Texas football players landed on this seasons Lombardi Award watch list, including edge rusher Colin Simmons, offensive lineman Trevor Goosby, and linebacker Rasheem Biles, according to the award committees announcement earlier this week. Named in honor of the legendary professional football coach Vince Lombardi, since 1970, the Lombardi Award is given each year to an outstanding offensive or defensive lineman that carries out values such as leadership, courage, performance, and discipline both on and off the football gridiron. Simmons will be a junior in 2026; Goosby, a redshirt junior; and Biles, who transferred to Texas earlier this offseason after playing three seasons for Pittsburgh, will be a senior this season. Former Texas offensive lineman Kelvin Banks most recently won the Lombardi Award in 2024, becoming the fourth Longhorn to take home the award that year (Banks was Texas first offensive lineman to receive the honor.) Before him, former defensive lineman Brian Orakpo was awarded the honor in 2008. Former Texas defensive tackles Tony Degrate and Kenneth Sims won the Lombardi Trophy in 1984 and 1981, respectively.

Keely Hodgkinson has the sixth-fastest outdoor 800m time in history [Getty Images]The world record for the women's 800m is the longest-standing in athletics. No-one has managed to break it for 43 years.So why, despite leaps forward in shoe technology and our understanding of nutrition and recovery, has that record not fallen?Great Britain's Keely Hodgkinson is one of the top three middle-distance runners in the world competing at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham this week. So could that record, finally, be broken?The untouchable recordThe women's 800m world record is held by Czech athlete Jarmila Kratochvilova, who ran a time of one minute 53.28 seconds in 1983.There have been claims that Kratochvilova's performance in Munich was assisted by the systematic doping regime that existed in her country at the time - something she has strenuously denied.Kratochvilova's record is not the only one to be questioned.Marita Koch of East Germany set the women's 400m record two years later, in 1985 - when the country was known to be systematically doping its athletes.But Koch never failed a drugs test, and always maintained she did nothing wrong.In 2017, European Athletics proposed wiping out records set before 2005.The proposals never went any further. But they sent a strong signal that some records set before 2005 - when World Athletics (formerly IAAF) started storing blood and urine samples - could be disputed.Back in 1983, then 32-year-old Kratochvilova crossed the finish line more than seven seconds ahead of her closest rival, Poland's Jolanta Januchta.No-one would come within a second of Kratochvilova's record for 25 years.The closest any athlete has come to breaking it is Swiss athlete Audrey Werro, who ran a time of 1:53.80 in June this year.Hodgkinson and gold medal rivals progress at EuropeansUntouchable until now?"Believe you me, that time of 1:53.28 is astonishing," Jenny Meadows, former British runner and coach to Hodgkinson, told BBC Sport."I won medals on a global level and I could not even comprehend that a female could run that sort of time."But athletes have never been closer to breaking it.Werro has twice gone under 1:54 this year, but still more than half a second from Kratochvilova's record.Olympic champion Hodgkinson broke the 800m indoor record in February, which had stood since 2002, crossing the line in 1:54.87.Then there's the Netherlands' Femke Broeders-Bol, still largely an unknown in the 800m after deciding to switch disciplines from 400m hurdles. But, with little 800m experience, she ran a time of 1:55.60 seconds at the Paris Diamond League event in June."They're all dragging each other to these incredible times. The level of the 800m has risen significantly in the past two years," said Jessica Ennis-Hill, who won heptathlon gold at the London 2012 Olympics.Innovations in sports science have edged athletes closer too."Everyone is going faster than they used to be because the shoe technology is so much better," University of Exeter professor Andrew Jones told BBC Sport.Jones specialises in applied physiology, working with middle and long-distance runners to chase faster times."We know more about various supplements, things like creatine, nitrate, but in particular bicarbonate."And we know more about what limits performance".This includes our understanding of carbohydrates, and how to best fuel for a middle-distance race like the 800m."It's a bit like a Formula One race car," he added. "You want the car to cross the line almost empty of fuel. If you've got half a tank left, you've been weighing yourself down."Now, in Birmingham, the best three 800m runners in the world are looking like they will contest a gripping final, if they come through Thursday's semi-finals. Whether that final will turn into a more tactical race or develop into a battle of speed remains to be seen."All it takes is one person to raise the bar and you think more things are possible," Hodgkinson told BBC Sport."Everyone knows that to keep up you have to keep getting better. It's a really exciting time for the women's 800m."The team behind Hodgkinson's golden rise and the hunt for a world recordCriticism of empty seats and ticket prices at the EuropeansEuropean Championships: Schedule and BBC coverage

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