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‘There were stories in the newspapers every week, but I hadn’t paid much attention to them’ Nani on his life-changing move to Manchester United
EXCLUSIVE Nani followed Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting CP to Man United in 2007
‘The level of scrutiny and criticism will be the main difference for Liam at Chelsea. This is the big league and everyone is watching’ David Prutton on Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea biggest challenge
EXCLUSIVE The new Chelsea boss worked as a pundit before beginning his managerial career
‘Sunderland were going places under Roy Keane, but when the results dipped, he was off’ Phil Bardsley on his former Man United team-mate’s Black Cats managerial stint
EXCLUSIVE The former Republic of Ireland skipper entered the world of management with the Black Cats in 2006
‘I remember him reading a lot and watching videos of old matches’ Curtis Davies on working behind the scenes with Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior
EXCLUSIVE Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior was destined to move into management according to a former teammate who knows him well
‘He'd often give me little warnings when I wasn't playing well’ Nani on playing under Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson
EXCLUSIVE Nani won the Premier League and Champions League with Manchester United in the last seasons of Ferguson's management
‘The 2007 Champions League Final was a missed opportunity for Liverpool. That Milan defeat still hurts me today’ Bolo Zenden on his huge Anfield regret
EXCLUSIVE Liverpool came up short against Milan in the 2007 Champions League final, two years after the Miracle of Istanbul
‘Playing with Rooney, Ronaldo and Tevez at Manchester United was like a PlayStation game’ Nani on being part of the Red Devils’ all-action forward line
EXCLUSIVE Manchester United had a potent attacking corps between 2007 and 2009
‘We complement each other, and with time you just keep getting better. The connection becomes strong and that helps you adapt to each other’ Martin Odegaard details why the Gunners have a complete midfield
EXCLUSIVE Martin Odegaard believes the Arsenal midfield ticks all the boxes of a title-winning side
