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Portsmouth manager....

Portsmouth’s new owner Sulaiman Al Fahim, who this week completed his £60 million takeover of the club, is preparing to make the biggest signing of the summer – Diego Maradona!

It’s been reported that Al Fahim wants the Argentine to help attract world superstars to Fratton Park, and it is believed Maradona is prepared to give up his job as Argentina’s national coach; a position he has only held since last October.

Maradona's lawyer Angel Oscar Moyano claims his client has players lined up to join Al Fahim's Pompey revolution and says: “He has got top players ready and he is even ready to leave the Argentine national team.

"He wants to build a strong team for which he offers his mediation for signing players of top level, who with the support of Diego Maradona, will be ready to come to Portsmouth."

Al Fahim believes Maradona’s presence alone would go a long way to helping transform Portsmouth.

"I do not know if Maradona is a good coach," he conceded.

"What I think is that he should be president of a club and have the right to buy and choose players.

"At Napoli he started from scratch and built a club. He has the power to transform football teams."



Hmm...maybe not manager but some sort of coaching role then?
 

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