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You might hear the sound of clapping on a Thursday night for the frontline workers, but throughout the rest of the week, it's the sound of keyboards tapping away on Football Manager which can be heard for miles. There isn't any  real  football to watch, but the latest instalment of Football Manager is proving to be a godsend during lockdown. It doesn't matter if you're running an old fashioned road to glory or if you're going straight ahead and splashing the cash with one of world football's big spenders, everyone is always on the look out for the next big thing for our new saves. SV Werder Bremen v Hertha BSC - Bundesliga If you haven't scouted in  Serie A  or the  Premier League ,  90min  have got you covered on that front too, but we're all here as there's one country which produces more top talents than anyone else in Europe. We already know the likes of Jadon Sancho and Kai Havertz, but what about those unknown stars who are

The German trainer has been compared to the Scottish icon, with the former Reds midfielder impressed with what the head coach has done at Anfield Liverpool  boss Jurgen Klopp is similar to club legend Kenny Dalglish when it comes to building a rapport with players, according to Charlie Adam. Klopp's squad were on the brink of being crowned Premier League champions – their first top-flight title in 30 years – when the season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, losing just once in the domestic campaign to turn a potential title race into a procession. The German coach has overseen huge improvement in the team's fortunes since taking charge in October 2015, sealing the first trophy of his reign last June with victory over  Tottenham  in the  Champions League  final. Former Liverpool midfielder Adam is impressed by both the passion and the professionalism displayed by Klopp, seeing a comparison to his experiences with Daglish, who was in charge when the mid

Italian prime minister Giuseppe Conte has given the top flight the all-clear to resume activities under social distancing guidelines Players in  Italy 's  Serie A  will be allowed to resume individual training regimes from May 4 onwards, the Italian government confirmed on Sunday.  The league has been suspended since March due to the coronavirus pandemic, with Italy one of the nations hardest hit by the outbreak.  As of Sunday more than 197,000 cases of the disease have been reported nationwide, with more than 26,000 lives lost.  Reported infections have began to slow in recent weeks, however, due to strict quarantine measures.  Prime minister Giuseppe Conte as a result is looking to slowly relax restrictive measures, with football one of the areas that will enjoy greater freedom.  "From May 4 onwards, professional athletes and those of national interest will be able to train while following social distancing rules behind closed doors," Conte signalled t

Georgina Rodriguez is one of the most famous WAGs of football world; however, she hasn't always lived a luxury life. Rodriguez is originally from the northeastern Spanish city of Jaca. It has a population of over 13,000 and is near the French border, around 450km from Madrid. She was born to a Spanish mum and an Argentine dad. The 25-year-old Spanish model lived in a cramped, shared house and worked as a £250-a-week shop girl before her life was transformed by meeting the Juventus star  Ronaldo . Georgina learned dance before changing careers to modelling after studying English in London. She worked as a waitress in her hometown before moving to Bristol, England along with her family. It was reported that Georgina’s father was a convicted cocaine trafficker named Jorge Rodriguez, 69, who spent ten years in jail. Ronaldo is not the only footballer in Georgina’s life as her father was a former footballer. Unfortunately, her mother was tragically killed in a car accid