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Papers: Forest Green Rovers reveal unique plan to replace Savage

Forest Green Rovers have unveiled an unconventional approach to leadership, with owner Dale Vince announcing the club will operate without a dedicated manager or head coach. Vince has expressed a willingness to experiment, stating the club will 'see what happens' without traditional managerial oversight, marking a bold departure from standard football structures.

Meanwhile, Manchester United’s Michael Carrick is reportedly facing mounting pressure, as body language experts suggest he may already be bracing for dismissal as the club’s boss. The scrutiny follows a challenging period for United, compounded by recent on-field struggles.

In Scottish football, Celtic secured a 2-0 victory over Motherwell in the Premiership, extending their lead at the top. Off the pitch, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to disclose details of his meetings with Manchester City’s ownership amid backlash over perceived support for the club.

The controversy stems from City’s recent Premier League financial rule violation, which has intensified calls for accountability. Liverpool’s Champions League campaign faces uncertainty as Dominik Szoboszlai’s fitness remains in doubt for Wednesday’s match against LASK, while Clarence Seedorf has resumed his managerial career with Brazilian giants Corinthians.

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