Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino says that he’s 100% committed to Southampton Football Club, and doesn’t plan on leaving despite Chairman Nicola Cortese resigning from the club yesterday.
Pochettino announced his re-commitment to Southampton in today’s press conference ahead of his side’s match on Saturday against Sunderland.
It’s understood that Pochettino met with Southampton owner Katharina Liebherr prior to today’s press conference. But whatever concerns the manager had seem to have been ironed out.
Pochettino said:
“I have a professional responsibility to everyone at the club and the fans.”
Here are today’s world soccer news headlines:
Premier League
- Shane Long set for switch after West Brom accept bid for striker — The Mirror
- Newcastle set to sign Luuk De Jong, with Papiss Cisse joining Gladbach in swap deal — 101GG
- Dunkin Donuts signs partnership deal with Liverpool FC — Liverpool
- Nemanja Matic offers Chelsea midfield balance to correct £21m mistake — The Guardian
- Joe Kinnear delivers yet another priceless pearl of wisdom in Newcastle match programme — Pies
- Manchester United finally grow tired of the great Anderson enigma — The Guardian
- Poyet wants to sign new keeper as Mannone is linked to Man United — Shields Gazette
- Howard Webb could referee the opening match at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil — The Telegraph
- Valencia could sign Luis Nani from Manchester United ‘within days’ — Metro
- Allardyce’s absence fuels rumors of West Ham bid for Lambert — Evening Standard
- Fans slam Reds for selling discounted tickets to Manchester University Students’ Union to fill spare seats at Old Trafford — MEN
- Southampton saga shows football and capitalism are not great bedfellows, even on a magic mattress — Evening Standard
- Michael Essien set to leave Chelsea but no AC Milan contact, agent says — ESPN FC
Serie A
MLS
- Xavi Hernandez denies New York link — ESPN FC
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