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Zidane monitoring Ten Hag situation - Saturday's gossip

BBC Sport Saturday, 20 April 2024
Zinedine Zidane would prefer taking over at Manchester United rather than Bayern Munich, Bruno Guimaraes could be set to stay at Newcastle - plus more.
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