If Carlo Ancelotti leaves Paris Saint-Germain to become manager at Real Madrid, the owners of the Ligue Un club would be very keen to speak with Andre Villas-Boas about moving to France, according to a report in the Evening Standard newspaper.
According to the newspaper article,
“Villas-Boas is happy in north London but remains an ambitious coach who would be keen to listen to PSG’s Qatari owners, who have plans to make the French club one of the most powerful in Europe.
“It is believed Villas-Boas is one of several candidates under consideration, with his rumoured £10million release clause not considered an obstacle were PSG to make a formal approach to Spurs.”
If Ancelotti leaves PSG, do you think Villas-Boas should consider a move to the French club, or would it be better for him to stay as boss at Tottenham Hotspur? Share your opinion in the comments section below.
Here are today’s world soccer news headlines:
Premier League
- Andre Villas-Boas would consider an offer to become the next manager of Paris St-Germain — Evening Standard
- Leighton Baines and Wayne Rooney only English players in Europe’s ‘top 50 footballers’ — Independent
- Nicklas Bendtner set to leave Arsenal in coming weeks — Sky Sports
- EA denies lobbying for Xbox One used game restrictions, calls Online Pass program a mistake — Verge
- Manchester United set Nani valuation, say Galatasaray — Sky Sports
- If Premier League teams were Game Of Thrones characters — Sabotage Times
- Hull City have tabled a bid in excess of £4m for Celtic striker Gary Hooper — Sky Sports
- Holland coach wants Wesley Sneijder to join Chelsea — Evening Standard
- West Brom manager Steve Clarke is not planning a major revamp of his squad — Sky Sports
- Barcelona reportedly considering a £17m bid for Chelsea striker Fernando Torres — The Mail
- Arsenal and Turkish outfit Fenerbahce are interested in Lorenzo Melgarejo — Sky Sports
- Michael Laudrup draws up new list of Swansea City targets — This Is South Wales
- 10 legends of the game to be honored by National Football Museum — FC Business
International soccer
- United States go two points clear at top of standings after home win over Panama — Sky Sports
- US national team beats Panama, on cruise control — Boston.com
- El Tri in real trouble! Costa Rica is latest team to hold Mexico to scoreless draw at Azteca — NBC
- Mexican fans drill Costa Rican soccer player in the head with debris — Deadspin
- Spain beat Republic of Ireland in friendly at Yankees Stadium — The Mail
- Chile boost World Cup hopes with impressive 3-1 win over Bolivia — 101 Great Goals
- Australia coach forced to apologise after saying ‘women should shut up in public’ — Independent
- Colombia moved closer to the 2014 World Cup finals after win against Peru — Sky Sports
- England U20: Liverpool’s Conor Coady named as captain for Peter Taylor’s World Cup squad — The Mail
Scottish Premier League
La Liga
Bundesliga
- Manuel Neuer lands role in German version of ‘Monsters University’ (Video) — Who Ate All The Pies
Serie A
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Rob Donnelly
June 13, 2013 at 10:39 am
I’m a spurs Fan and at this time of year the anti Tottenham media are always at it. AVB, Bale, Lloris. according to the media the mighty Spurs will struggle to put a team on the pitch next season. Everything i’ve read with a quote in it indicates that everyone seems happy at the club.
Sammy
June 12, 2013 at 9:16 pm
If AVB wants to go then the only thing Spurs can do is negotiate his buyout. There might be something in his contract that stipulates the terms of his departure during his contract period. Spurs can always bring back Harry 🙂 .
I’m surprised that the situation with Laudrup at Swansea isn’t being written about here. That seems to have more teeth then the AVB one. Things don’t look good for him staying especially after the club severed all ties with his agent. I thnk Laudrup will leave Swansea before AVB leaves Spurs. or maybe they’ll both leave at the same time.
Jay pet PK
June 12, 2013 at 5:21 pm
AVB was brilliant at White Heart Lane. PSG can’t touch the history or legacy of the Spurs. Stay in the EPL AVB!
Matt T.
June 12, 2013 at 3:46 pm
Spurs finished a place lower than last year yes, but they had more points and less talent this year. Also you can’t forget his triumphs at Porto.
Rob
June 12, 2013 at 8:31 pm
A can of beer could manage Porto to the Portuguese league, as for more points than last year, this stat comes out almost every year about teams winning the league with the same points as second placed teams.
He had better hope that Bale doesn’t leave or he’s in trouble.
Rob
June 12, 2013 at 12:59 pm
You can see why they want him, failed at Chelsea, then with Spurs finished a place lower than the previous season. Nice work!
ATG
June 12, 2013 at 12:05 pm
With no offence towards the French League, I think making AVB the manager of PSG would spoil his real talent. He has plenty to offer in EPL. His efforts at White Hart Lane last season is magical. Hope he ignores the big money.
Dust
June 12, 2013 at 10:58 am
It is again media just making up rubbish as they have nothing sensationalist and real stories would require some work….they fill pages with tripe.
AVB is not leaving…Bale is not leaving…
Rags are just horrid. So far Spurs have been linked with 8 strikers lol….such a joke…they’re not journalists they’re gossip mothers with an audience.
Bucky
June 12, 2013 at 10:55 am
If AVB is a target of PSG, then it is a done deal. Why would he stay at THFC? limited funds, his best player will be off this summer or next. With or wihtout CL football. He has no chance of winning anything in England except for FA or league cups. He is a very ambitious young man.
Ray
June 12, 2013 at 9:49 am
Perhaps you and all the other’s who are promoting this story can tell us all exactly who said that AVB is keen to listen to PSG’s Qatari owner. Then and only then would the story have a little substance to it if it is someone really close to AVB himself who has said this and has his permission to speak on his behalf. Until then, this story and other similar stories are baseless and I fully expect it to die a death by the end of the week just like the one two weeks ago, also an exclusive from the Daily Fail which stated that AVB was off to Real Madrid and was planning to take Bale with him. By Saturday the headlines will resume with Gareth Bale to Real Madrid.
FreddyFreak
June 12, 2013 at 10:01 am
It is the “Daily Soccer Report”. You see all those letters bunched up to make words next to the orange words? Those sites are the source of the problem, not The Gaffer or World Soccer Talk.
jdoe
June 12, 2013 at 11:38 am
World soccer talk is just as culpable. They are helping the spread of crap from less than reputable sites.
The Gaffer
June 12, 2013 at 1:09 pm
The Evening Standard is not categorized as a “less than reputable site.” They often break transfer stories. If I didn’t report the news, which most other news organizations are reporting it today, then I’d be blamed for not covering the story. I can’t win either way.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
Guy
June 12, 2013 at 5:09 pm
Yes, you can. Keep doing what you’re doing. 🙂
Wigglesworth81
June 12, 2013 at 10:43 pm
A majority of us appreciate your work, keep it up!