In the world of football, there have been several significant stories making headlines. At Manchester United, new manager Ruben Amorim is already making his presence felt. He met with several players, including Luke Shaw and Mason Mount, providing them some much-needed attention and care. This comes as Manchester United prepares for future matches under Amorim's guidance.

In refereeing news, Premier League official David Coote is facing controversy and possible disciplinary action after being caught in an explicit rant against former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. This incident has sparked a wider discussion on referee conduct and the pressures of the job. Coote's future in refereeing is looking uncertain as he contemplates quitting before potential dismissal.

On the international stage, France's players showcased their fashion sense during the November international break, maintaining their reputation for style off the pitch. Meanwhile, Manchester City's women's team continued their perfect start to the Women’s Champions League with a 2-0 victory over Hammarby, though the win was described as "unconvincing."

Manchester United's Tyrell Malacia made headlines by returning to action after 17 months out due to injury. His comeback could signal a new beginning for the defender under Amorim. Finally, there's an ongoing issue with the Football League (EFL) and the Premier League, with EFL Chief Rick Parry criticizing the Premier League's lack of appreciation for the football pyramid and promoting regulatory measures to address this "deadlock."

These stories reflect the dynamic and ever-evolving world of football, highlighting managerial changes, player welfare, international flair, and governance debates within the sport.