Mauricio Pochettino and PSG have reached an agreement to part ways.

Pochettino will not be the PSG coach next season. According to David Ornstein, an agreement has been reached between both Pochettino and the club with mutual feelings and the decision taken last week.

There were rumors since PSG’s Champions League elimination that Pochettino would not remain at the club. He joined in 2021 and won three trophies at the club, the most recent one being Ligue 1 this season.

Manchester United are reportedly working on a new improved deal for the Argentine promising talent Alejandro Garnacho. His current contract is until 2025 and the club’s new offer would be a five-year deal.

The year 2022 has been a big one for Garnacho so far as he was called up to the Argentina national team, had a great season with Manchester United’s youth team, and had an outstanding Toulon tournament with Argentina’s U-20 team. These brilliant performances from the 17-year-old have gotten the interest of some big teams in Europe; this being the reason why Manchester United is trying to hold this rising star by offering him an upgraded contract.

Garnacho joined Manchester United from Atlético Madrid in 2020 for £420,000.

Manchester United are working on new deal for the Argentinian talent Alejandro Garnacho. Talks already started to get things done by this year. 🔴🇦🇷 #MUFC

Man Utd plan is to offer a five year deal as Garnacho is considered a huge talent. pic.twitter.com/EwBfLzRoV8

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 11, 2022

Rodrigo De Paul spoke about Lionel Messi at the day of the Copa America final and coach Lionel Scaloni.

De Paul has become the heartbeat of the Argentina national team. Seen by many as the midfield general, De Paul was on television in Argentina where he spoke on Tele Fe. Here is what he had to say in regards to Lionel Messi:

“The day of the final vs. Brazil, I look at Messi drinking mate as if nothing was going on and I couldn’t believe it. For him, that day was all or nothing and he was like he always is.

“The day of the final with Brazil, I looked at him said “there’s no middle ground for him. Either it’s God or hell.” He had a tremendous Copa America.

“With Leo (Messi), we had good vibes from the first moment. I admired him before and today too, more as a person.

“In the morning we (he and Lionel Messi) get together and drink mate with Papu. We are the ones who get up the earliest.”

Regarding Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni:

“If it’s 10:00 in the morning and Scaloni tells us “good night”, for us it’s night.”

In regards to the team before the Copa America:

“We turned off the television because we didn’t want to receive the bad vibe thrown by the media. There were people who didn’t want Argentina to be champion.”