In recent football news, Manchester United and their coaching situation have been in the spotlight, with Erik ten Hag facing significant pressure. After a series of challenging matches, ten Hag has been granted a lifeline with the next four games seen as crucial for his future at the club. Football legend Graeme Souness has been vocal about the situation, suggesting that ten Hag's fate at Manchester United might already be determined due to persistent issues within the team.

In international football, England faced a surprising defeat against Greece at Wembley, losing 2-1. This loss has sparked criticism from football pundits, including Roy Keane, who singled out an unnamed England star for his performance. This match has also led to discussions about Lee Carsley's prospects of becoming England's permanent manager, despite the setback.

Nottingham Forest has been fined £750,000 and warned about their future conduct after making social media comments criticizing VAR Stuart Attwell following a defeat at Everton. This hefty fine highlights the FA's stance on public criticism of match officials and the importance of maintaining respect within the game.

On the transfer front, Manchester City is reportedly set to appoint Sporting Lisbon's Hugo Viana as their new director of football, replacing Txiki Begiristain at the end of the season. This move could signal a new direction in City's approach to transfers and club management as they continue to compete at the top of English and European football.

Lastly, the football world continues to show its versatility with American investor Mario Joseph Gabelli expressing interest in acquiring a minority share in Italian club Monza. This interest from across the Atlantic demonstrates the global appeal and investment potential of European football clubs.