Zinedine Zidane won't be Real Madrid's manager next season - at least not if presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme can have his way.
"Zidane won't be our manager. We are looking for another profile. A name that I really like is Jurgen Klopp," he told COPE.
Florentino Perez might not remain in post much longer after he's suddenly called for new elections last week, on April 1, to be precise - many even assumed it might be a joke by the official's website. However, it does look a serious development and not someone's prank after all.
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Ibrahimovic shot, killed and imported lion from Africa, took his skin and skull home - shocking reports from Sweden
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been lighting up the Serie A this season despite being almost 40-years-old, scoring 15 goals in 16 games for AC Milan.
A bizarre tale has now emerged about Ibrahimovic's activities off the field in 2011, however.
Swedish newspaper Expressen have reported that Ibrahimovic shot, killed, and then imported a male lion from South Africa to Sweden in 2011.
According to a source, the animal was kept caged for over a year before it was shot.
Zlatan then allegedly imported the skin, skull and jaw to his home in Malmö, Sweden.
The striker himself is yet to comment on the story but if it is true, could face serious legal ramifications for the same.
'He told me word for word'. Referee reveals 'racist' words that made whole Valencia team leave the pitch
"In the 29th minute, I interrupted the match," David Medie, the referee of the infamous Valencia vs Cadiz game, wrote in his match report as quoted by Marca.
"Diakhaby, after being shown a yellow card for arguing with an opponent, told me word for word 'he called me shitty black', in reference to player No.16 of Cadiz, Juan Torres Ruiz."
Spanish football has been rocked by a racism scandal that took place in the Valencia vs Cadiz game last Sunday.
Valencia stopped playing and left the pitch after Mouctar Diakhaby was allegedly insulted by the Cadiz player.
However, Los Che returned to the pitch, and the club stated they were threatened with sanctions if they decided against resuming the game.
