Jesse Lingard, a playmaker for Manchester United, is no longer bound by any sort of agreement with the Red Devils. According to the British Daily Mail, the Manchester United leaders have decided not to renew the contract of a player who has spent a significant amount of time on the bench for the team.
The England international is, as a matter of fact, searching for more playing time. On the other hand, reports indicate that the 29-year-old is getting very close to moving back to West Ham. The newspaper, on the other hand, asserts that Everton are also interested in the midfielder. So the question is, will he head back to the Hammers, where he was on loan for the second half of the 2021-2022 season, or will he pack his bags and head to Everton? If Jesse Lingard wants to compete in the upcoming World Cup, he needs to make a smart decision in order to improve his chances of qualifying for the tournament.
In other news
Mauricio Pochettino has left behind a heartfelt farewell note for the fans of Paris Saint-Germain.
Since the early hours of Tuesday, Mauricio Pochettino has no longer been serving as the head coach of Paris Saint-Germain. Christophe Galtier, who would succeed him on the Parisian bench, was likewise introduced to the journalists without breaking stride. And now, just a few hours later, the Argentinian has taken to his Instagram account to post a farewell message to the club in the nation's capital.
"I would want to wish everyone at PSG, including the owners, management, players, staff, and supporters, the best of luck for the future." I would want to express my gratitude to Nasser (Al-Khelafi) for providing me with the chance to rejoin the PSG family in its current capacity. Together, we were able to witness some very remarkable events and celebrate many significant successes, and each of these events served as a valuable learning opportunity for the entire team. My family and I are overjoyed to be able to walk away from a club that has meant so much to me as a player, captain, and coach with the knowledge that we will leave with the title of French champion. "Mauricio," I'll see you soon." , posted Mauricio Pochettino. A handsome player
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