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Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Reports: Leverkusen after PSV's Tillman after Wirtz exit
Germany's Florian Wirtz (L) and France's Manu Kone stand on the pitch after the UEFA Nations League soccer match between Germany and France at Stuttgart Arena. Federico Gambarini/dpa Bundesliga runners-up Bayer Leverkusen are reportedly out to sign midfielder Malik Tillman from PSV Eindhoven. German sports magazine Kicker and Dutch paper Eindhoven Dagblad said that Tillman could cost Bayer up to €40 million ($46.8 million). He is said to receive a five-year contract in Leverkusen who are now coached by Dutchman Erik ten Hag. Advertisement Tillman, 23, is said to have a release clause in his contract but there appear to be uncertainties about its activation. The attacking midfielder came to PSV on loan from Bayern Munich in 2023 and was later signed permenantly. He is currently playing with the United States national team at the regional Gold Cup championship in the US. In Leverkusen, Tillman would fill the void left by Florian Wirtz who has left for Liverpool in a deal that could be worth up to €150 million.
Glasgow Times
14 hours ago
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Ex-Rangers star Tillman's Bundesliga move 'at final stages'
The American, who spent the 2022/23 season on loan at Ibrox, scored 12 goals and provided five assists in 43 appearances. Tillman joined PSV Eindhoven from Bayern Munich in the summer of 2023, initially on loan. Read more: The move was made permanent, and after winning two Eredivisie titles, Tillman now looks set to join Bayer Leverkusen for a fee believed to be around €35-40 million, according to renowned transfer guru Fabrizio Romano. 🚨🔴⚫️ Bayer Leverkusen are now at final stages of Malik Tillman deal with details to be sorted.. and then, all done. Bayer are confident to get deal done for fee around €35/40m. Structure of the agreement now being discussed. — Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 28, 2025 Tillman achieved a career-high 16 goals for PSV last term, including three in six Champions League appearances.
The Advertiser
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Van Nistelrooy out as coach of relegated Leicester
Ruud van Nistelrooy has agreed to terminate his contract as coach of English soccer club Leicester. The former Netherlands striker took over at Leicester in November on a contract through to June 2027, but couldn't prevent the side from being relegated after they finished the Premier League season in 18th place. Leicester said they are now looking for his replacement. The club thanked Van Nistelrooy for his "dedication and hard work", while the former Manchester United star wished the team well for the future. Van Nistelrooy was appointed at the King Power Stadium in November but was unable to steer the club away from danger, with a return to the Championship confirmed with five games of the season still to play. The Dutchman called for clarity on his future after their relegation at the beginning of May, but has had to wait, with the club finally confirming his exit on Friday morning (local time). The 48-year-old Van Nistelrooy, regarded as one of the Premier League's best ever strikers, previously coached Dutch side PSV Eindhoven and acted as an interim coach for Manchester United. Leicester face the possibility of a points reduction in the Championship next season for a possible breach of financial rules. - with PA Ruud van Nistelrooy has agreed to terminate his contract as coach of English soccer club Leicester. The former Netherlands striker took over at Leicester in November on a contract through to June 2027, but couldn't prevent the side from being relegated after they finished the Premier League season in 18th place. Leicester said they are now looking for his replacement. The club thanked Van Nistelrooy for his "dedication and hard work", while the former Manchester United star wished the team well for the future. Van Nistelrooy was appointed at the King Power Stadium in November but was unable to steer the club away from danger, with a return to the Championship confirmed with five games of the season still to play. The Dutchman called for clarity on his future after their relegation at the beginning of May, but has had to wait, with the club finally confirming his exit on Friday morning (local time). The 48-year-old Van Nistelrooy, regarded as one of the Premier League's best ever strikers, previously coached Dutch side PSV Eindhoven and acted as an interim coach for Manchester United. Leicester face the possibility of a points reduction in the Championship next season for a possible breach of financial rules. - with PA Ruud van Nistelrooy has agreed to terminate his contract as coach of English soccer club Leicester. The former Netherlands striker took over at Leicester in November on a contract through to June 2027, but couldn't prevent the side from being relegated after they finished the Premier League season in 18th place. Leicester said they are now looking for his replacement. The club thanked Van Nistelrooy for his "dedication and hard work", while the former Manchester United star wished the team well for the future. Van Nistelrooy was appointed at the King Power Stadium in November but was unable to steer the club away from danger, with a return to the Championship confirmed with five games of the season still to play. The Dutchman called for clarity on his future after their relegation at the beginning of May, but has had to wait, with the club finally confirming his exit on Friday morning (local time). The 48-year-old Van Nistelrooy, regarded as one of the Premier League's best ever strikers, previously coached Dutch side PSV Eindhoven and acted as an interim coach for Manchester United. Leicester face the possibility of a points reduction in the Championship next season for a possible breach of financial rules. - with PA
Reuters
2 days ago
- Sport
- Reuters
Leicester part ways with Van Nistelrooy after Premier League relegation
June 27 (Reuters) - Leicester City have parted ways with manager Ruud van Nistelrooy by mutual agreement after the team were relegated from the Premier League last season, the club said on Friday. Former Manchester United and Real Madrid striker Van Nistelrooy joined Leicester in November with the side struggling in 16th place in the table. They ended the campaign in 18th. The 48-year-old won his first match in charge but was unable to turn Leicester's season around, winning only five matches during his tenure as they finished 13 points from safety and returned to the Championship. "Ruud has overseen a challenging period for the club," Leicester said in a statement. "(He) moves on with the respect and thanks of everyone at the football club for his dedication and hard work, and with our very best wishes for the future." Regarded as one of the Premier League's best strikers ever, Van Nistelrooy previously led PSV Eindhoven to the Dutch Cup as manager before joining compatriot Erik Ten Hag's United staff as an assistant coach. He served as interim coach at Old Trafford after Ten Hag was fired, until new manager Ruben Amorim took charge. 'I would like to personally thank the Leicester City players, coaches, academy and all the staff I have worked with for their professionalism and dedication during my time at the club," Van Nistelrooy said in a statement. The first-team coaching staff will oversee the start of pre-season until a new manager is appointed, Leicester added.
Perth Now
2 days ago
- Sport
- Perth Now
Van Nistelrooy out as coach of relegated Leicester
Ruud van Nistelrooy has agreed to terminate his contract as coach of English soccer club Leicester. The former Netherlands striker took over at Leicester in November on a contract through to June 2027, but couldn't prevent the side from being relegated after they finished the Premier League season in 18th place. Leicester said they are now looking for his replacement. The club thanked Van Nistelrooy for his "dedication and hard work", while the former Manchester United star wished the team well for the future. Van Nistelrooy was appointed at the King Power Stadium in November but was unable to steer the club away from danger, with a return to the Championship confirmed with five games of the season still to play. The Dutchman called for clarity on his future after their relegation at the beginning of May, but has had to wait, with the club finally confirming his exit on Friday morning (local time). The 48-year-old Van Nistelrooy, regarded as one of the Premier League's best ever strikers, previously coached Dutch side PSV Eindhoven and acted as an interim coach for Manchester United. Leicester face the possibility of a points reduction in the Championship next season for a possible breach of financial rules. - with PA
