Lo Celso not leaving Tottenham Hotspur in January

Sport has now released a thorough explanation of Barcelona’s pursuit of the Tottenham player, stating that they moved for him in the summer upon learning that a deal for Bernardo Silva of Manchester City would not go through.

According to the article, Xavi Hernandez is still a supporter of Lo Celso, but leaving in January would be difficult because Postecoglou’s presence has “radically changed” the midfielder’s circumstances because the Australian is “betting on him.”

According to the source, unless Barca makes a “significant financial offer” to entice Daniel Levy, which is “unfeasible” for the Catalan team considering their current financial situation, the former Real Betis player “will not leave.”

Unless Maddison is injured, Lo Celso is unlikely to start for Postecoglou because it appears that he wants to use the Argentine as his primary backup. If the 27-year-old doesn’t receive any starts before January, he might try to leave Spurs.

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‘Learnt from me’: Alex McLeish names Ange Postecoglou when asked about Rangers target

 When speaking about Rangers’ pursuit of Kevin Muscat, Alex McLeish was cited by PLZ Soccer as stating that Ange Postecoglou’s accomplishments at Celtic will have increased scrutiny on Australian coaches.

After firing Michael Beale earlier this month, Rangers are searching for a new manager. Ibrox is associated with numerous names, including Muscat. Pascal Jansen, Philipe Clement, and Olivier Glasner as well.

Muscat, fifty, joined the management field after making 29 appearances on the field for the Rangers in the 2002–03 season. Muscat won 105 of 214 games during their six years at Melbourne Victory, taking home the 14–15 title.

He joined the Belgian team Sint-Truiden, but was fired after only two seasons there. It saw him replace Postecoglou at Japanese side Yokohama F. Marinos – after Tottenham Hotspur boss finally decided to move over to Celtic.

When McLeish was manager at Ibrox, Muscat, who worked under him, was questioned about the possibility of Rangers making a move for him. He mentioned Postecoglou and called the Australian leader a “great lad.”
It seems that he has picked up some knowledge from me. Great boy, muscular. stayed in touch with him throughout the years. He was amazing while he was in Belgium; according to journalists who stayed in touch with him, he was doing well.

“This is fantastic to see, and Australian coaches will be highly scrutinized given Postecoglou’s success as an Australian visiting these shores. especially in light of Kevin’s affiliation with the Rangers.

McLeish names Postecoglou with Rangers targeting Muscat

Muscat has also shown promise at Yokohama F. Marinos, where Postecoglou had played, taking home the 2022 J-League championship. Rangers should move if Muscat, a manager with loads of potential, is anything like Postecoglou.
That link to the Rangers is his. Given that he has performed well in his managerial capacity at Club Brugge—a team that is expected to win every week—Clement appears to be the front-runner. Second only to Muscat.