Jose Mourinho will undoubtedly go down as one of football's best managers, but it is his big personality that may well be remembered the most, whether it be his work as the Premier League's pantomime villain, or as an Instagram influencer at AS Roma.Some may have questioned his tactics in the past, too, accusing the self-proclaimed 'special one' of using the dark arts of football to secure silverware across Europe, taking a more negative approach to the beautiful game.The days of Mourinho sprinting down the Old Trafford touchline are over, however, but he still has the knack for making headlines.His latest act - as if he is trying to balance things out after the early drama of his career - saw AS Roma reduced to 10 men in a pre-season friendly with Partizani.You would assume that this was the referee and his red card's doing. That was anything but the case, though. Instead, it was Mourinho, himself, who reduced his side. The question, then, is why?

By the time Romelu Lukaku ends his career, he can at least say that it was interesting, at times. The striker's list of clubs seems to grow with each summer these days, without ever settling back into the incredible form that he showed for Inter Milan in the 20/21 season, scoring 30 goals in all competitions.That impressive spell in Italy attracted the attention of Chelsea, of course, resulting in the Belgian making a move he has likely regretted ever since. Failing to make much of an impact at Stamford Bridge, an inconsistent loan spell back at Inter followed last season, leading us to now, where he could be about to stab the club in the back by joining rivals Juventus, according to Fabrizio Romano.In a slightly awkward moment, however, Juventus fans have reacted to the rumours, with a number of supporters airing their concerns outside the club's medical centre. While Inter supporters are raging too.

It's easier to say who hasn't made the move to Saudi Arabia these days rather than those who have, such is the high number of stars opting for the big-money transfer, rather than remaining in Europe.We've seen Karim Benzema make the switch, with N'Golo Kante joining him. Meanwhile, many other Chelsea stars also jumped ship to swap Stamford Bridge for Saudi Arabia.Players in their prime have even been making the move, too. Ruben Neves ended his time at Wolverhampton Wanderers, before Celtic star Jota also made a similar move, despite still only being 24.And it seems as though Paul Pogba could potentially be about to follow suit, in what would be one of the biggest transfers yet. After all, the Frenchman was pictured in Saudi Arabia recently sparking a great deal of speculation.

Italian manager Claudio Ranieri has just pulled off yet another brilliant achievement in his long and distinguished career after winning promotion with Cagliari.

Napoli ultras have returned the steering wheel from Luciano Spalletti's stolen Fiat Panda as a parting gift with the manager set to leave after winning Serie A.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has retired from football in typical fashion after he snapped back at rival fans for booing him in his goodbye speech.

When Victor Osimhen takes to the pitch, Victor Osimhen scores goals. The competition doesn't matter, the stadium doesn't matter, the opposition don't matter either.The Nigerian has quickly become one of the globe's best strikers and indeed one of most highly sought-after players in the whole of Europe.He has been simply devastating for Napoli and in their Champions League win over Frankfurt on Wednesday evening, bagged twice to send the Italian side into the quarter-finals.That was a landmark moment for several reasons.Firstly, it marks the first time three Italian teams reached the last eight of Europe's premier competition since 2006.It is the first time the Naples outfit have ever reached that stage of the campaign too. That is a remarkable achievement, particularly when you consider they once had the late great Diego Maradona in their ranks.However, not even the Argentine would take them this far in the tournament, with Osimhen now beginning to surpass certain elements of the great forward's legacy at a club where the stadium is now fondly named after him.As the current Napoli attacker once alluded to, Maradona's legacy is impossible to match up to, but the 24-year-old is certainly doing all he can to catch a man he labelled as a "Demigod".Fans will stand to applaud his talent and why wouldn't you? His brace in a 3-0 win on Wednesday took him to 23 goals in 28 outings.These were two of his most pivotal strikes yet, though, scoring a remarkable header before an easier strike from close range followed.So good was his performance that plenty took to social media in order to praise him. You can see the best of the reaction below.

A number of Manchester United fans online have rushed to criticise former player Paul Pogba after hearing that his Juventus contract could be terminated.