Arsene Wenger admits he is still in shock after the curtain finally came down on his 22-year-reign as Arsenal manager and told The Guardian he will decide by the start of the World Cup as to do next.

The 68-year-old Frenchman -- whose trophy-laden reign at the Gunners came to an end without any silverware in his final season and failed to secure Champions League football for next term -- said he hadn't discounted taking on a different role. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Wenger -- who is to attend the World Cup in Russia as a pundit for Qatari-owned TV channel Bein Sports -- stood down a year before his contract was due to end amid increasing discontent &nbsp;both among the fans and the board. &nbsp;

"It's just too soon to know what I will do next," he told The Guardian in an interview conducted in Paris this week shortly after he had taken charge of his 1,235th and final match in the Arsenal dugout -- a 1-0 win at Huddersfield Town.

"I haven't even emptied my desk yet and in a way I am still in a state of shock.

"I am going to give myself until June 14, the day the World Cup begins, to decide.

"The question is do I still want to coach, to be on the bench, or is it time to take up different functions? The one thing I can say for sure is that I will continue to work."

Wenger, who guided Arsenal to three Premier League titles, including the famous Invincibles 2003-04 unbeaten season, and seven FA Cups, said he wasn't certain whether, at his age, he wanted to go through the emotional turmoil of being a manager.

"But do I want to continue to suffer as much?" said Wenger.

"I want to continue to defend my ideas of football, that's for sure. Spontaneously, I would say I still want to coach but I can't really say that yet for sure."

'Write new chapters'

Wenger, who says he has not held discussions about a potential role with the Qatari owners of French champions Paris Saint Germain, with whom he has close links and who he advised them to buy the club, concedes he is too restless to just loll around kicking his heels. &nbsp;

"I have friends who can go and lay on a beach all day long for the whole of their holidays and I envy them," he said.

"I just can't do that. I get bored. I need to be doing something. I need a challenge.

"I have lived and breathed football all these years and it's a passion -– I can't imagine doing anything else."

Wenger said his lack of a firm plan for the future also filled him with anticipation.&nbsp;

"That's why, in a way, this is an exciting moment for me, too," said Wenger.

"I have a new page, a blank page in front of me.

"As all good writers know, that can be a time of anguish but I hope I won't have too much of that. It's also a chance to write new chapters."

Wenger, who will also spend time in Russia travelling with close friend David Dein, the man who took the inspired decision to bring him from Japan to manage Arsenal in 1996, said he believed he had helped improve English people's perceptions of the French. &nbsp;&nbsp;

"When I arrived, you know, I was a complete unknown and I have always had the impression I am representing my country in a way," said Wenger.

"In a land where there has always been so much animosity between the English and the French I am proud to have achieved certain things and perhaps to have opened doors for other French coaches.

"Don’t forget, when I arrived in England a foreign manager was a very rare thing."

Arsene Wenger admits he is still in shock after the curtain finally came down on his 22-year-reign as Arsenal manager

Arsene Wenger admits he is still in shock after the curtain finally came down on his 22-year-reign as Arsenal manager and told The Guardian he will decide by the start of the World Cup as to do next. The 68-year-old Frenchman -- whose trophy-laden reign at the Gunners came to an end without any silverware in his final season and failed to secure Champions League football for next term -- said he hadn't discounted taking on a different role. Wenger -- who is to attend the World Cup in Russia as a pundit for Qatari-owned TV channel Bein Sports -- stood down a year before his contract was due to end amid increasing discontent both among the fans and the board. "It's just too soon to know what I will do next," he told The Guardian in an interview conducted in Paris this week shortly after he had taken charge of his 1,235th and final match in the Arsenal dugout -- a 1-0 win at Huddersfield Town. "I haven't even emptied my desk yet and in a way I am still in a state of shock. "I am going to give myself until June 14, the day the World Cup begins, to decide. "The question is do I still want to coach, to be on the bench, or is it time to take up different functions? The one thing I can say for sure is that I will continue to work." Wenger, who guided Arsenal to three Premier League titles, including the famous Invincibles 2003-04 unbeaten season, and seven FA Cups, said he wasn't certain whether, at his age, he wanted to go through the emotional turmoil of being a manager. "But do I want to continue to suffer as much?" said Wenger. "I want to continue to defend my ideas of football, that's for sure. Spontaneously, I would say I still want to coach but I can't really say that yet for sure." 'Write new chapters' Wenger, who says he has not held discussions about a potential role with the Qatari owners of French champions Paris Saint Germain, with whom he has close links and who he advised them to buy the club, concedes he is too restless to just loll around kicking his heels. "I have friends who can go and lay on a beach all day long for the whole of their holidays and I envy them," he said. "I just can't do that. I get bored. I need to be doing something. I need a challenge. "I have lived and breathed football all these years and it's a passion -– I can't imagine doing anything else." Wenger said his lack of a firm plan for the future also filled him with anticipation. "That's why, in a way, this is an exciting moment for me, too," said Wenger. "I have a new page, a blank page in front of me. "As all good writers know, that can be a time of anguish but I hope I won't have too much of that. It's also a chance to write new chapters." Wenger, who will also spend time in Russia travelling with close friend David Dein, the man who took the inspired decision to bring him from Japan to manage Arsenal in 1996, said he believed he had helped improve English people's perceptions of the French. "When I arrived, you know, I was a complete unknown and I have always had the impression I am representing my country in a way," said Wenger. "In a land where there has always been so much animosity between the English and the French I am proud to have achieved certain things and perhaps to have opened doors for other French coaches. "Don’t forget, when I arrived in England a foreign manager was a very rare thing."

Arsene Wenger, still in 'shock', sets deadline for future plans

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has been charged with improper conduct after being sent to the stands in Tuesday's 2-1 Champions League defeat by Liverpool.

UEFA confirmed the same&nbsp;on Wednesday.

the incident happened when Pep protested about forward Leroy Sane's disallowed goal at the end of the first half in the quarter-final second leg and was dismissed by referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz.

The Spanish manager was charged for communicating with the team's technical staff in the second half.

UEFA also charged Liverpool after their fans set off fireworks and threw objects inside the Etihad Stadium.

The case will be heard by UEFA's Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 31.

Liverpool completed a 5-1 aggregate victory to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League.

Pep was charged for communicating with the team's technical staff

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has been charged with improper conduct after being sent to the stands in Tuesday's 2-1 Champions League defeat by Liverpool. UEFA confirmed the same on Wednesday. the incident happened when Pep protested about forward Leroy Sane's disallowed goal at the end of the first half in the quarter-final second leg and was dismissed by referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz. The Spanish manager was charged for communicating with the team's technical staff in the second half. UEFA also charged Liverpool after their fans set off fireworks and threw objects inside the Etihad Stadium. The case will be heard by UEFA's Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 31. Liverpool completed a 5-1 aggregate victory to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League.

Man City manager Guardiola charged with improper conduct after Liverpool defeat

European soccer has lost a "huge player" in Zlatan Ibrahimovic but the striker will raise the level of the game in the U.S following his move to LA Galaxy, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday.

Ibrahimovic last week ended a short but successful stint at United - where he won the League Cup and the Europa League - to become the latest high-profile player to move to the MLS, following the likes of David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Thierry Henry and Frank Lampard.

Mourinho used his news conference ahead of Saturday`s Premier League game against Swansea City to pay tribute to the talismanic Swedish forward who he previously coached at Inter Milan.

"For me it`s always sad when the big players move towards the end," Mourinho told reporters.&nbsp

"I remember Luis Figo`s last match with me and Inter, it was one of my saddest moments. The Zlatan goodbye was more in that direction, he`s a huge player that European Football has lost.

"But this period with LA Galaxy will be very good for him, he will be good for American football, because of what he can do his personality, his passion and his professionalism."

Ibrahimovic sustained a bad knee injury in United`s Europa League quarter-final against Belgian side Anderlecht last April but returned to make seven appearances for the Old Trafford side this season.

"His recovery was an example of what a professional should be," Mourinho added. "For him (the move to U.S.) will just be a way to enjoy the last couple of years of football."

United will be without back-up goalkeeper Sergio Romero for the weekend`s game, after the Argentine international picked up a knock in his country`s 6-1 friendly defeat by Spain.

Ashley Young was also injured on international duty with England but could play against Carlos Carvalhal`s 14th-placed side.&nbsp

United are second in the table on 65 points from 30 games as they bid to finish as runners-up to champions-elect Manchester City.

Ibrahimovic last week ended a short but successful stint at United

European soccer has lost a "huge player" in Zlatan Ibrahimovic but the striker will raise the level of the game in the U.S following his move to LA Galaxy, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday. Ibrahimovic last week ended a short but successful stint at United - where he won the League Cup and the Europa League - to become the latest high-profile player to move to the MLS, following the likes of David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Thierry Henry and Frank Lampard. Mourinho used his news conference ahead of Saturday`s Premier League game against Swansea City to pay tribute to the talismanic Swedish forward who he previously coached at Inter Milan. "For me it`s always sad when the big players move towards the end," Mourinho told reporters. "I remember Luis Figo`s last match with me and Inter, it was one of my saddest moments. The Zlatan goodbye was more in that direction, he`s a huge player that European Football has lost. "But this period with LA Galaxy will be very good for him, he will be good for American football, because of what he can do his personality, his passion and his professionalism." Ibrahimovic sustained a bad knee injury in United`s Europa League quarter-final against Belgian side Anderlecht last April but returned to make seven appearances for the Old Trafford side this season. "His recovery was an example of what a professional should be," Mourinho added. "For him (the move to U.S.) will just be a way to enjoy the last couple of years of football." United will be without back-up goalkeeper Sergio Romero for the weekend`s game, after the Argentine international picked up a knock in his country`s 6-1 friendly defeat by Spain. Ashley Young was also injured on international duty with England but could play against Carlos Carvalhal`s 14th-placed side. United are second in the table on 65 points from 30 games as they bid to finish as runners-up to champions-elect Manchester City.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic departure a big loss for European soccer: Mourinho

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte believes the English champions can do &quot;something incredible&quot; by knocking Barcelona out of the Champions League at the Camp Nou on March 14, despite blowing a lead to draw the first leg of their last-16 tie 1-1.

Willian gave reason to a bold team selection from Conte on Tuesday by putting the English champions ahead just after the hour mark, having also hit the woodwork twice before half-time.

However, Barca pounced on a very rare Chelsea mistake on the night as Andres Iniesta intercepted a slack pass by Andreas Christensen and squared for Lionel Messi to slot home his first goal in nine appearances against Chelsea.

&quot;We must be realistic. We are talking about Barcelona. They show tonight to be a strong, fantastic team,&quot; said Conte.

&quot;We have showed that if we are ready to work very hard together defensively, but continue to have the right feeling when you win the ball when you have the chance to score, we can try to do something incredible at the Nou Camp.&quot;

Conte named a front three without a recognised centre-forward with Willian and Pedro Rodriguez either side of Eden Hazard, while the 21-year-old Christensen started in place of club captain Gary Cahill.

And Conte refused to pin the blame on the inexperienced Dane for conceding.

&quot;I think it was a great performance, an incredible performance,&quot; added Conte.

&quot;We&#39;re talking about a player he&#39;s only 21. It&#39;s great that he can play this game with this maturity. I am very happy. For me he was one of the best players tonight.&quot;

&#39;Like a handball match&#39;

Barcelona enjoyed nearly 70 percent of the possession, but lacked the penetration to open up Chelsea&#39;s well-organised defence.

&quot;At times it seemed like a handball match, because they sat back and waited,&quot; said Barca midfielder Ivan Rakitic.

&quot;It is difficult when they have eight players behind the ball.&quot;

However, Conte defended his tactics, saying it would be &quot;crazy&quot; to approach facing Barcelona any other way.

&quot;When you play against Barcelona you know very well that if you want to face them box-to-box then you are crazy and you go to lose the game, not 1-0, (but) 4, 5, 6-0,&quot; said Conte.

&quot;You must play with intelligence, especially if you know that (Barca) level is up on us. You must play an intelligent game, we are not stupid.&quot;

Chelsea&#39;s former Barca midfielder Cesc Fabregas, though, stressed the importance of going to Catalonia in three weeks&#39; time with attacking intent rather than just trying to keep Barcelona at bay for as long as possible.

&quot;We have to go there to attack and score because 90 minutes defending at the Nou Camp is an eternity,&quot; said Fabregas, who played for Barca between 2011 and 2014. &quot;It is a suicide mission.&quot;

Messi&#39;s goal was the first a Barcelona player has scored in an away Champions League match for six games.

And whilst Barca boss Ernesto Valverde welcomed the slight advantage gained from a sub-standard performance, he warned Chelsea possess the threat on the counter-attack to still land a knockout blow.

&quot;It is very important to have scored here and logically both teams will respect their own style in the second leg. They have the attacking resources to cause us problems.

&quot;It is important to have the advantage, but it is far from decided.&quot;

Chelsea drew Barcelona 1-1 at Stamford Bridge in the first leg

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte believes the English champions can do "something incredible" by knocking Barcelona out of the Champions League at the Camp Nou on March 14, despite blowing a lead to draw the first leg of their last-16 tie 1-1. Willian gave reason to a bold team selection from Conte on Tuesday by putting the English champions ahead just after the hour mark, having also hit the woodwork twice before half-time. However, Barca pounced on a very rare Chelsea mistake on the night as Andres Iniesta intercepted a slack pass by Andreas Christensen and squared for Lionel Messi to slot home his first goal in nine appearances against Chelsea. "We must be realistic. We are talking about Barcelona. They show tonight to be a strong, fantastic team," said Conte. "We have showed that if we are ready to work very hard together defensively, but continue to have the right feeling when you win the ball when you have the chance to score, we can try to do something incredible at the Nou Camp." Conte named a front three without a recognised centre-forward with Willian and Pedro Rodriguez either side of Eden Hazard, while the 21-year-old Christensen started in place of club captain Gary Cahill. And Conte refused to pin the blame on the inexperienced Dane for conceding. "I think it was a great performance, an incredible performance," added Conte. "We're talking about a player he's only 21. It's great that he can play this game with this maturity. I am very happy. For me he was one of the best players tonight." 'Like a handball match' Barcelona enjoyed nearly 70 percent of the possession, but lacked the penetration to open up Chelsea's well-organised defence. "At times it seemed like a handball match, because they sat back and waited," said Barca midfielder Ivan Rakitic. "It is difficult when they have eight players behind the ball." However, Conte defended his tactics, saying it would be "crazy" to approach facing Barcelona any other way. "When you play against Barcelona you know very well that if you want to face them box-to-box then you are crazy and you go to lose the game, not 1-0, (but) 4, 5, 6-0," said Conte. "You must play with intelligence, especially if you know that (Barca) level is up on us. You must play an intelligent game, we are not stupid." Chelsea's former Barca midfielder Cesc Fabregas, though, stressed the importance of going to Catalonia in three weeks' time with attacking intent rather than just trying to keep Barcelona at bay for as long as possible. "We have to go there to attack and score because 90 minutes defending at the Nou Camp is an eternity," said Fabregas, who played for Barca between 2011 and 2014. "It is a suicide mission." Messi's goal was the first a Barcelona player has scored in an away Champions League match for six games. And whilst Barca boss Ernesto Valverde welcomed the slight advantage gained from a sub-standard performance, he warned Chelsea possess the threat on the counter-attack to still land a knockout blow. "It is very important to have scored here and logically both teams will respect their own style in the second leg. They have the attacking resources to cause us problems. "It is important to have the advantage, but it is far from decided."

Chelsea capable of the 'incredible' to spring Barca surprise: Conte

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has called for public backing from the Stamford Bridge hierarchy to put an end to growing speculation about his future as manager.

The Italian won the Premier League title in 2016-17 in his first year in England but there have been persistent rumours about his job being under threat this season due to the Blues&#39; indifferent form.

Conte has repeatedly expressed his desire to honour the remaining 18 months of his contract and now wants a public vote of confidence from his employers.

&quot;Maybe I&#39;d like that the club prepares a statement for me to tell (the media), &#39;I trust in his job, I trust in his work&#39;,&quot; said Conte ahead of Monday&#39;s trip to Watford.

&quot;But at the same time I know that in the past it never happened, this, and for this reason why would I hope for something different?

&quot;For sure, I think that I&#39;d like to have a statement to support this speculation.&quot;

Chelsea has failed to mount a serious defence of their title and travel to Vicarage Road 19 points adrift of runaway leaders Manchester City following last week&#39;s humiliating 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth.

After losing to Arsenal in the semi-finals of the League Cup, their only hopes of silverware lie in the Champions League and the FA Cup, while they face a fight to secure a top-four league finish.

Conte said he would welcome talks about extending his contract with the London club despite his struggles this season.

&quot;I&#39;m giving all of myself, me and my staff and also my players, for this club,&quot; he said.

&quot;And then I think that we are doing the maximum for this club and if the club understands this and the club wants to extend a new contract then we can talk, why not?&quot;

Conte could give debuts to new signings Olivier Giroud and Emerson Palmieri against the Hornets, although neither player is expected to start as they are short of fitness due to recent injuries.

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There have been persistent rumours about Chelsea manager Antonio Conte's job being under threat this season due to the Blues' indifferent form

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has called for public backing from the Stamford Bridge hierarchy to put an end to growing speculation about his future as manager. The Italian won the Premier League title in 2016-17 in his first year in England but there have been persistent rumours about his job being under threat this season due to the Blues' indifferent form. Conte has repeatedly expressed his desire to honour the remaining 18 months of his contract and now wants a public vote of confidence from his employers. "Maybe I'd like that the club prepares a statement for me to tell (the media), 'I trust in his job, I trust in his work'," said Conte ahead of Monday's trip to Watford. "But at the same time I know that in the past it never happened, this, and for this reason why would I hope for something different? "For sure, I think that I'd like to have a statement to support this speculation." Chelsea has failed to mount a serious defence of their title and travel to Vicarage Road 19 points adrift of runaway leaders Manchester City following last week's humiliating 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth. After losing to Arsenal in the semi-finals of the League Cup, their only hopes of silverware lie in the Champions League and the FA Cup, while they face a fight to secure a top-four league finish. Conte said he would welcome talks about extending his contract with the London club despite his struggles this season. "I'm giving all of myself, me and my staff and also my players, for this club," he said. "And then I think that we are doing the maximum for this club and if the club understands this and the club wants to extend a new contract then we can talk, why not?" Conte could give debuts to new signings Olivier Giroud and Emerson Palmieri against the Hornets, although neither player is expected to start as they are short of fitness due to recent injuries.

Conte wants Chelsea vote of confidence

Hollywood actor Jonah Hill&#39;s brother and rock band Maroon 5&#39;s manager Jordan Feldstein unexpectedly died on Friday due to a cardiac arrest. He was 40-years-old.&nbsp;

His family has released a statement confirming the death, which said: &quot;Unfortunately, last night Jordan called 911 for shortness of breath, when paramedics arrived it was determined he went into full cardiac arrest and passed away shortly thereafter.&quot;

&quot;His family asks for privacy during this difficult and unexpected time.&quot;

&quot;In lieu of food and flowers, the family will announce a charity in the coming weeks where memorial donations can be made in Jordan&#39;s name,&quot; the statement said.

Feldstein successfully managed the Maroon 5 from the group&#39;s inception over 15 years ago.

Feldstein founded management company Career Artist Management (CAM), which was based out of the Live Nation offices in Beverly Hills.&nbsp;

In addition to Maroon 5, the CAM roster includes Miguel, Elle King and Robin Thicke, among others.

Several artists took to Twitter to mourn&nbsp;Feldstein&#39;s&nbsp;demise.&nbsp;

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Very saddened by the news Jordan Feldstein passed. He was such a character &amp; will be sorely missed by many. May he Rest In Peace.
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He is a father to two children and was previously married twice, once to Francesca Eastwood in 2013, the daughter of Clint Eastwood. The marriage was annulled. 
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Feldstein experienced shortness of breath then went into full cardiac arrest and passed away shortly thereafter

Hollywood actor Jonah Hill's brother and rock band Maroon 5's manager Jordan Feldstein unexpectedly died on Friday due to a cardiac arrest. He was 40-years-old. His family has released a statement confirming the death, which said: "Unfortunately, last night Jordan called 911 for shortness of breath, when paramedics arrived it was determined he went into full cardiac arrest and passed away shortly thereafter." "His family asks for privacy during this difficult and unexpected time." "In lieu of food and flowers, the family will announce a charity in the coming weeks where memorial donations can be made in Jordan's name," the statement said. Feldstein successfully managed the Maroon 5 from the group's inception over 15 years ago. Feldstein founded management company Career Artist Management (CAM), which was based out of the Live Nation offices in Beverly Hills. In addition to Maroon 5, the CAM roster includes Miguel, Elle King and Robin Thicke, among others. Several artists took to Twitter to mourn Feldstein's demise. So sorry to hear of Jordan Feldstein’s passing. His loss will be long felt by those who knew him. Thoughts and prayers for his family and his wonderful artists. — Sheryl Crow (@SherylCrow) December 24, 2017 × Our hearts are heavy today with the loss of our manager and Friend Jordan Feldstein. Our deepest condolences to his family and loved ones during this difficult time. Music will miss him. — ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS (@therejects) December 24, 2017 × Very saddened by the news Jordan Feldstein passed. He was such a character & will be sorely missed by many. May he Rest In Peace. — IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) December 23, 2017 × Woke up today to a huge unexpected loss. Just wanting to send my condolences to Jordans kids, his family and friends, I can't imagine how difficult this is for them to process. It's crazy to know that in our short time, Jordan already made real dreams of mine reality. We were/ are just getting started and it's just sad because i could see years of friendship and success together. Still I'm grateful to have gotten to know and learn and work w Jordan in our short time... to get a sense of the rare kind of person he was. If he said it, he made it happen. Man, I didn't think yesterday would be the last time we'd speak. Rest in power Jordan, you're already missed A post shared by Miguel (@miguel) on Dec 23, 2017 at 11:43am PST × He is a father to two children and was previously married twice, once to Francesca Eastwood in 2013, the daughter of Clint Eastwood. The marriage was annulled.

Jonah Hill's brother and Maroon 5's manager Jordan Feldstein dies at 40

Liverpool&nbsp;manager Juergen&nbsp;Klopp&nbsp;believes his side have the&nbsp;depth&nbsp;in the&nbsp;squad&nbsp;to compete in&nbsp;different&nbsp;competitions&nbsp;but did not rule out signing reinforcements in January.

Having missed out on Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk,&nbsp;Klopp&nbsp;brought in Mohammad Salah, Dominic Solanke, Andrew Robertson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in the close season.

Ahead of the team&#39;s trip to Leicester City for their League Cup third round clash, the German said he was happy with the personnel at his disposal &quot;at the moment&quot;.

&quot;From today&#39;s perspective, yes - we will see how it is in January,&quot; he told the club&#39;s website (www.liverpoolfc.com).

&quot;I think the&nbsp;squad&nbsp;is wide enough to play in&nbsp;different&nbsp;competitions&nbsp;and to come as far as possible and that&#39;s the plan at the moment.&quot;

Questions have been raised about&nbsp;Liverpool&#39;s back line which&nbsp;has&nbsp;leaked nine goals in five league games. They lost 5-0 to Manchester City before the weekend&#39;s 1-1 draw with Burnley.

The club&#39;s defensive frailties were also exposed in the 2-2 draw with Sevilla in the Champions League last week but&nbsp;Klopp&nbsp;said there was no need to panic.

&quot;We will see how it is in January but, in this moment, I feel comfortable when I think aboutdifferent&nbsp;opportunities to use the players and to bring the players in&nbsp;different&nbsp;games,&quot; he said.

Klopp&nbsp;said Oxlade-Chamberlain&#39;s switch to Merseyside from Arsenal made &quot;complete sense&quot; and that the England international had been roped in as a long-term prospect.

&quot;A new start is... kind of a relief. You are in a situation in your old club... and you accept it at some point and then it&#39;s difficult to make the next step,&quot;&nbsp;Klopp&nbsp;said.

&quot;I thought it made complete sense for Alex to change club, especially to come here. So far, I can see that he&nbsp;has&nbsp;settled in perfectly.&quot;

Having missed out on Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk,?Klopp?brought in Mohammad Salah, Dominic Solanke, Andrew Robertson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in the close season.

Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp believes his side have the depth in the squad to compete in different competitions but did not rule out signing reinforcements in January. Having missed out on Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk, Klopp brought in Mohammad Salah, Dominic Solanke, Andrew Robertson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in the close season. Ahead of the team's trip to Leicester City for their League Cup third round clash, the German said he was happy with the personnel at his disposal "at the moment". "From today's perspective, yes - we will see how it is in January," he told the club's website (www.liverpoolfc.com). "I think the squad is wide enough to play in different competitions and to come as far as possible and that's the plan at the moment." Questions have been raised about Liverpool's back line which has leaked nine goals in five league games. They lost 5-0 to Manchester City before the weekend's 1-1 draw with Burnley. The club's defensive frailties were also exposed in the 2-2 draw with Sevilla in the Champions League last week but Klopp said there was no need to panic. "We will see how it is in January but, in this moment, I feel comfortable when I think aboutdifferent opportunities to use the players and to bring the players in different games," he said. Klopp said Oxlade-Chamberlain's switch to Merseyside from Arsenal made "complete sense" and that the England international had been roped in as a long-term prospect. "A new start is... kind of a relief. You are in a situation in your old club... and you accept it at some point and then it's difficult to make the next step," Klopp said. "I thought it made complete sense for Alex to change club, especially to come here. So far, I can see that he has settled in perfectly."

Liverpool squad has depth for different competitions, says Klopp

Ireland manager Martin O&#39;Neill has warned his side to be prepared for a backlash when they take on a smarting Belgium in their European Championship match in Bordeaux on Saturday. 
 
Belgium, who were at number one in the FIFA rankings for the first three months of 2016 and second since then, suffered a 2-0 loss to Italy and slipped to the bottom of Group E. 
 
In contrast, a spirited Ireland side opened their campaign with a 1-1 draw with Sweden. 
 
&quot;Belgium are a really fine side, really fine,&quot; O&#39;Neill told reporters in France. 
 
&quot;Individually they are as talented as any side in the competition. They are very dangerous anyway, but even more so now they are a bit of a wounded animal.&quot; 
 
&quot;They will cause us problems so we have to show the same spirit and determination again and try and play as strongly with the ball as we did the other night.&quot; 
 
&quot;I think overall they have the players (to hurt us). If they are disappointed themselves with not playing well against Italy, they will feel they can rectify it.&quot; 
 
Ireland will conclude their group stage campaign against Italy on June 22. 
(Reuters)

Belgium, who were number one in the FIFA rankings for a few months of 2016, suffered a 2-0 loss to Italy and slipped to the bottom of Group

Ireland manager Martin O'Neill has warned his side to be prepared for a backlash when they take on a smarting Belgium in their European Championship match in Bordeaux on Saturday. Belgium, who were at number one in the FIFA rankings for the first three months of 2016 and second since then, suffered a 2-0 loss to Italy and slipped to the bottom of Group E. In contrast, a spirited Ireland side opened their campaign with a 1-1 draw with Sweden. "Belgium are a really fine side, really fine," O'Neill told reporters in France. "Individually they are as talented as any side in the competition. They are very dangerous anyway, but even more so now they are a bit of a wounded animal." "They will cause us problems so we have to show the same spirit and determination again and try and play as strongly with the ball as we did the other night." "I think overall they have the players (to hurt us). If they are disappointed themselves with not playing well against Italy, they will feel they can rectify it." Ireland will conclude their group stage campaign against Italy on June 22. (Reuters)

O'Neill warns Ireland against 'wounded animal' Belgium

A 44-year old Indian-origin hedge fund portfolio manager, who was charged last week with insider trading, has committed suicide in his apartment here. 
 
Sanjay Valvani, had faced securities fraud and wire fraud charges after he had used confidential information obtained from a former official at the Food and Drug Administration to trade in the securities of two pharmaceutical companies and earned about USD 25 million in trading profits. 
 
A New York Police Department spokesperson confirmed to PTI that Valvani had committed suicide. 
 
The spokesperson said Valvani left &quot;a note&quot; and had a &quot;slash wound&quot; to his neck and wrist. A knife was found by the body. 
 
The police had got a 911 call from Valvani&#39;s wife at about 6 pm on Monday and he was pronounced dead by medical personal at 6:30 pm. 
 
The police spokesperson said Valvani&#39;s body was on the floor of the bedroom in his Brooklyn home and by the time the medical team reached the scene he was dead. 
 
Valvani&#39;s attorneys Barry Berke and Eric Tirschwell termed his death as a &quot;horrible tragedy that is difficult to comprehend&quot;. 
 
They said he was a &quot;loving father, husband, son and brother and committed friend, colleague and mentor&quot;. 
 
&quot;We hope for the sake of his family and his memory that it will not be forgotten that the charges against him were only unproven accusations and he had always maintained his innocence,&quot; they said in a statement. 
 
US Attorney Preet Bharara&#39;s office, which had brought the charges on June 15, declined to comment on the development. 
 
Former portfolio manager Stefan Lumiere was also charged along with Valvani in Manhattan federal court. 
 
A political intelligence consultant and former senior official at the Food and Drug Administration Gordon Johnston and former hedge fund portfolio manager Christopher Plaford had pled guilty and were cooperating with the government. 
 
The charges had alleged that between 2005 through January 2011, Valvani unlawfully obtained from Johnston highly confidential and material nonpublic information with the FDA about the agency&#39;s approval of pending generic drug applications. 
 
Valvani was also charged with passing certain highly confidential and material nonpublic information to Plaford, who also executed trades based on the information. 
 
Valvani was the latest Indian-origin hedge fund manager to be charged with insider trading. 
 
(PTI)

'...Charges against him were only unproven accusations and he had always maintained his innocence' says attorneys

A 44-year old Indian-origin hedge fund portfolio manager, who was charged last week with insider trading, has committed suicide in his apartment here. Sanjay Valvani, had faced securities fraud and wire fraud charges after he had used confidential information obtained from a former official at the Food and Drug Administration to trade in the securities of two pharmaceutical companies and earned about USD 25 million in trading profits. A New York Police Department spokesperson confirmed to PTI that Valvani had committed suicide. The spokesperson said Valvani left "a note" and had a "slash wound" to his neck and wrist. A knife was found by the body. The police had got a 911 call from Valvani's wife at about 6 pm on Monday and he was pronounced dead by medical personal at 6:30 pm. The police spokesperson said Valvani's body was on the floor of the bedroom in his Brooklyn home and by the time the medical team reached the scene he was dead. Valvani's attorneys Barry Berke and Eric Tirschwell termed his death as a "horrible tragedy that is difficult to comprehend". They said he was a "loving father, husband, son and brother and committed friend, colleague and mentor". "We hope for the sake of his family and his memory that it will not be forgotten that the charges against him were only unproven accusations and he had always maintained his innocence," they said in a statement. US Attorney Preet Bharara's office, which had brought the charges on June 15, declined to comment on the development. Former portfolio manager Stefan Lumiere was also charged along with Valvani in Manhattan federal court. A political intelligence consultant and former senior official at the Food and Drug Administration Gordon Johnston and former hedge fund portfolio manager Christopher Plaford had pled guilty and were cooperating with the government. The charges had alleged that between 2005 through January 2011, Valvani unlawfully obtained from Johnston highly confidential and material nonpublic information with the FDA about the agency's approval of pending generic drug applications. Valvani was also charged with passing certain highly confidential and material nonpublic information to Plaford, who also executed trades based on the information. Valvani was the latest Indian-origin hedge fund manager to be charged with insider trading. (PTI)

Indian-origin hedge fund manager commits suicide after being charged with insider trading

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