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Manchester United are considering a summer move for Nottingham Forest defender Murillo, according to the i Paper.

Lisandro Martinez's patchy injury record has reportedly forced United to look to the market for more reliable options in defence.

United's centre-back issues have been compounded by a mystery back problem that has kept Matthijs de Ligt out since November. 

A decision also needs to be made about Harry Maguire, whose contract is up at the end of the season.

Forest's Brazilian defender Murillo is among those on the shortlist at Old Trafford, according to this report.

At 23, Murillo is a player with a lot of Premier League experience that also has his best years ahead of him.

The Forest defender has a contract until the summer of 2029 after extending his deal in January 2025.

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Aberdeen could get dragged into the relegation battle, which has forced the club to act now - rather than wait until the summer to make an appointment on a new head coach.

Sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel has been leading the process, since Jimmy Thelin was sacked in January.

As Your Site News revealed last month, Robinson made the final five shortlist for the Dons - but he was not the number one target.

The Dons were close to appointing Eirik Horneland last month, but the move stalled due to uncertainty around personal issues he has.

Aberdeen then made a move for former New York Red Bulls boss Sandro Schwarz, who visited Pittodrie and watched their 2-1 defeat to Celtic last week.

Schwarz wanted to join in the summer and the Dons hierarchy were willing to wait. Chairman Dave Cormack even described him as a top candidate last week in a club TV interview.

However, recent results under the interim management team - including being knocked out of the Scottish Cup by Championship side Dunfermline - forced the club to change their position.

Robinson came highly recommended by CEO Alan Burrows, who worked with him at Motherwell. Its believed Burrows has convinced Cormack that Robinson is the right man to come in now to steer the club away from any relegation threat - and also take them forward.

Its understood the Dons believe Robinson can add stability to the squad for the remainder of the season, as well as provide experience and knowledge of the Scottish game to help them build for the future.

Englishman Stephen Constantine has been appointed as the new head coach of the Rwanda national team.

He has signed a two-year contract and will also take charge of the Rwanda's U23 team.

The 63-year-old returns to the job he left in January 2015.

Constantine has previously managed Pakistan, India, Sudan, Malawi and Nepal.

Aberdeen have named Stephen Robinson as the club's new head coach.

The 51-year-old joins from Scottish Premiership rivals St Mirren, where he had been in charge for over four years.

Graham Potter has extended his contract as Sweden head coach until 2030.

The 50-year-old was appointed in October - the month after he was sacked by West Ham - and has overseen two matches so far: a 4-1 defeat to Switzerland and a 1-1 draw with Slovenia.

The Swedes face Ukraine in a World Cup qualifying play-off semi-final on March 26 and, should they win that, will face either Poland or Albania for a place at this summer's tournament.

Antonin Kinsky is expected to seek a summer loan move away from Tottenham Hotspur in an effort to rebuild his goalkeeping career, according to The Telegraph.

The 22-year-old reportedly hoped to depart on loan in each of the last two transfer windows.

He has played only 13 first team games for the north London club since joining from Slavia Prague in January 2025.

On Tuesday night, he was controversially subbed off after just 17 minutes of Tottenham's 5-2 Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid.

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Dundee United have agreed a pre-contract agreement with Newcastle Jets striker Lachlan Rose. 

Its understood the 26-year-old will join in the summer on a two-year deal. 

Rose is the second top scorer in the A League currently with eight goals - just behind fellow incoming-Dundee United winger Jesse Randall, who is on nine. 

Miri Taylor has signed a new contract with Aston Villa Women.

The midfielder initially joined on loan from Liverpool Women in February 2024 before completing a permanent move later that summer.

Harry Redknapp has played down his chances of getting the Tottenham job as pressure builds on interim head coach Igor Tudor after the latest awful defeat of his short tenure.

Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust (THST) called for emergency action after a chaotic 5-2 loss at Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.

The club confirmed Tudor was set to speak at a scheduled pre-match press conference on Friday ahead of Sundays trip to Liverpool, but a run of four straight defeats under the 47-year-old has already made his position close to untenable.

Ex-Spurs boss Redknapp does not expect to get a call, though, telling the Press Association at Cheltenham: Ive been asked a few times if Id go back to Spurs and its probably not going to happen, is it?

Would I go back? Of course I would, but I doubt very much its going to happen.

Theyve got it all on to stay up, its going to be hard. Im looking at their fixtures and (Nottingham) Forest are playing all right, West Ham are playing very well, its going to be tough for Tottenham.

My only concern at the minute is The Jukebox Man (his horse) in the Gold Cup, Im nothing to do with Spurs any more.

They havent been in touch, not at all. I hope Spurs stay up and I hope West Ham stay up.