Claudio Ranieri

New Watford boss Ranieri says he wants to carry on managing until he is 80

The Italian turns 70 next week, and is preparing for a fourth stint in the Premier League

Michael Walker: Latest incidence of sports-washing leaves fans hung out to dry

Motivation of Watford owners and those behind Newcastle takeover open to question

Claudio Ranieri agrees two-year deal as Watford manager

The Italian rejected approaches from several Italian clubs in the last few weeks

From timid talent to monster - Riyad Mahrez ‘has never been scared’

He’s one of the most recognisable players in the world but hasn’t really changed

Wilson on the double as Newcastle put dent in Leicester’s top-four hopes

Jonny Evans injured his foot in the warm-up and the hosts struggled without him

Michael Walker: Brendan Rodgers’ Leicester out-foxing the monopolists

Top four place in Foxes’ hands as members of the so-called Big Six have vulnerabilities

Italy’s Serie A to resume in empty stadiums after turbulent fortnight

Weekend games include the meeting of Juventus and Inter Milan on Sunday night

Nigel Pearson confirmed as Watford manager until the end of season

Club sources deny that they approached Javi Gracia to return to the club

Stability unlikely for Chelsea and Sarri despite Europa win

Italian could be on his way to Juve after a solid first campaign at Stamford Bridge

Claudio Ranieri enjoys winning return with Roma

El Shaarawy and Schick goals secure victory against struggling Empoli

Claudio Ranieri confirmed as new Roma manager

67-year-old Italian was sacked by Fulham after recording three wins in 17 league games

Chelsea hang on against spirited Fulham at Craven Cottage

Higuaín and Jorginho on target as Scott Parker’s side have late goal disallowed

Claudio Ranieri has been sacked as Fulham manager

Scott Parker to take over relegation-threatened club as caretaker manager

Fulham and Cardiff stay deep in the mire

Friday night defeats keeps relegation strugglers in trouble

Pogba’s brace steers United past Fulham and into fourth place

United were far superior at Craven Cottage as Solskjaer’s winning tenure continued

Premier League round-up: Fulham breathe life into relegation battle

Arsenal, Wolves and Everton also secure all three points on Tuesday night

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