Crystal Palace midfielder Ledley denies laughing at injured Coleman

Liverpool outcast Mamadou Sakho is garnering heavy interest ahead of the summer, with Southampton and Napoli among those considering a move. Sakho is currently on loan with relegation candidates Crystal Palace, and has been in excellent form for the Eagles so far, helping to keep three clean sheets in three games. Premier League outfit Southampton and Serie A challengers Napoli are both believed to hold an interest in Sakho, and could prompt an auction for his services this summer.

Mamadou Sakho may not be wanted by Liverpool but there are clubs showing significant interest in the player. Southampton, who were heavily linked in January, and Italian club Napoli are believed to be eyeing the 27-year-old French centre-back. The Eagles paid a £2m loan fee for Sakho but Sam Allardyce's club have no option or obligation to make the temporary move a permanent one.

Jose Mourinho has declared that he has “matured” as a manager, despite making a thinly-veiled dig at his counterpart Pep Guardiola in the same interview. Jose Mourinho has declared that he has “matured” as a manager, despite making a thinly-veiled dig at his counterpart Pep Guardiola in the same interview. The Manchester United manager believes he is currently “more peaceful” than in previous years, particularly during the early days of his managerial career. “Mourinho the man tries to be the opposite of the manager. “Maybe in the future I have to be smarter and choose another club in another country where everybody is champion.

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Neil Taylor was “virtually in tears” after learning his x-rated challenge had sent Seamus Coleman to hospital with a double leg break. The Wales full-back flew in on the Everton defender during last week’s World Cup qualifier against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin. And Taylor’s challenge left Coleman with a break of his tibia and fibula and requiring oxygen as he was stretchered off the pitch. Coleman underwent surgery on Saturday and was, today, expected to be discharged but left facing at least six months on the sidelines. Welsh captain Ashley Williams has spoken for the first time about the incident and has revealed that the entire squad, especially Taylor, were “gutted” for his Everton team-mate.

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