Prominent figures within global football are urging former manager Arsene Wenger to mount a delayed candidacy against current chief Gianni Infantino for the FIFA presidency. The French football icon is reportedly evaluating a campaign to unseat the incumbent leader at the helm of the governing body. Meanwhile, Scottish football is experiencing its own leadership turbulence as Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson vowed to remain in his role “until told otherwise” despite mounting hostility. Angry supporters vocally demanded his immediate termination during a heated evening atmosphere.
Elsewhere in European football, Italian giants Inter Milan are monitoring Crystal Palace center-back Chris Richards ahead of a potential transaction before his agreement with the Eagles expires next summer. In domestic scouting developments, Newcastle is tracking Middlesbrough striker Will Lankshear following a series of stellar performances for the Championship promotion hopefuls. Across Merseyside, Jack Grealish has stepped back onto the pitch at Everton’s Finch Farm training ground to resume athletic preparations. The club aims to have the attacker fully fit for selection when they travel to face Brentford after the upcoming international break concludes.
Speculation continues to build around Manchester United, where interim leader Michael Carrick conducts routine duties without any formal guarantee of retaining his post past Sunday’s Premier League clash against Aston Villa. Old Trafford executives intend to utilize the fast-approaching international break to thoroughly explore potential managerial alternatives. However, club decision-makers remain unpersuaded by former Newcastle manager Eddie Howe as a viable candidate to replace Carrick in the dugout.
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