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• How 200 fast-food orders has landed Samir Nasri in £4.8m tax probe

  Former Premier League star Samir Nasri is under investigation by French authorities for alleged tax fraud after over 200 food delivery orders reportedly placed him in Paris rather than Dubai. ​Samir Nasri is embroiled in a legal battle after French tax authorities allegedly used his Deliveroo history to track his location. Despite claiming residency in tax-free Dubai, reports suggest 212 fast-food orders were delivered to his Paris home in 2022. Consequently, the 38-year-old pundit faces a potential £4.8 million reassessment, covering backdated income tax and property levies accrued since 2019. ​The French treasury has already moved to freeze a bank account and place a judicial lien on Nasri’s residence. Investigators are also examining his punditry appearances for Canal+ and stakes in local companies as evidence of his permanent presence in France. Nasri, who earned £180,000-a-week during his peak at Manchester City, denied the charges while authorities continue to scrutinize his financial ties. As Nasri fights to protect his assets, the “Deliveroo trail” serves as a modern warning to high-profile athletes attempting to navigate complex international tax laws through residency claims.

• Paul Pogba’s Monaco salary revelation shows it wasn’t about the money

  Former Manchester United star Paul Pogba is reportedly earning less than £44,000 per week at Monaco, having prioritized a competitive return to French football over more lucrative offers following his doping ban.

  ​Paul Pogba has reportedly accepted a significant pay cut to revive his career with Monaco, earning under €200,000 monthly.

  After an 18-month hiatus due to a doping suspension, the 33-year-old signed a two-year deal in 2025.

  Despite his pedigree, he does not rank among the club’s top ten earners. A source claimed: “For Paul, it wasn’t about the money.”

  ​The midfielder has struggled for consistency, appearing only thrice as a substitute in Ligue 1 due to ongoing fitness issues.

  However, he recently showed glimpses of his former self, scoring a “stunner” during a friendly against Brentford’s B team.

  Reflecting on his choice to join the Monégasque side, Pogba stated: “The family, the history of the club… It was perfect.”

• Roberto De Zerbi responds to criticism over defence of Mason Greenwood following Spurs move

  Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi apologized to fans for his historical support of Mason Greenwood, pledging to fight violence against women while focusing on Spurs’ Premier League survival.

  New Tottenham Hotspur head coach Roberto De Zerbi has issued a public apology following intense criticism from supporters’ groups regarding his past defense of Mason Greenwood.

  Addressing the controversy on Thursday, De Zerbi stated, “I am sorry if I offended anyone’s feelings with this subject matter”.

  He emphasized that he never intended to downplay the issue of violence against women while working with Greenwood at Marseille.

  Despite the initial condemnation, the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust welcomed the apology, noting De Zerbi’s reiterated commitment to challenging domestic violence.

  The Italian, who signed a five-year deal with the North London club, remains focused on the immediate relegation battle, asserting, “I will be the coach of Tottenham next season, no matter what.”

  The club currently sits 17th in the Premier League, narrowly avoiding the drop zone.

• Mauricio Pochettino dismisses Tottenham links ahead of Portugal friendly

  Mauricio Pochettino has denied rumors of a return to Tottenham Hotspur or a move to Real Madrid, reaffirming his total commitment to the United States Men’s National Team for the 2026 World Cup.

  ​Mauricio Pochettino has distanced himself from the managerial vacancy at Tottenham, insisting he is “very, very focused” on his role with the USMNT.

  Speaking before Tuesday’s friendly against Portugal, Pochettino denied holding talks with former clubs or Real Madrid.

  Despite his contract expiring this summer, he remains open to staying, stating: “Who knows what is going to happen? And by the way, we are open.”

  ​While Pochettino expressed his enduring affection for Spurs, the North London club is reportedly in advanced talks with Roberto De Zerbi.

  The Italian is expected to lead a desperate survival bid as Tottenham sits just one point above the relegation zone.

  Pochettino remains optimistic about their future, however, noting: “I’m sure they are going to stay up and that’s with a coach or without a coach.”

• Roberto De Zerbi made Liverpool ‘regret’ admission before Tottenham talks – ‘It annoyed me’

  Former Brighton and Marseille manager Roberto De Zerbi is reportedly close to signing a five-year contract with Tottenham Hotspur following the dismissal of interim boss Igor Tudor after just 44 days.

  ​Tottenham Hotspur are in advanced negotiations with Roberto De Zerbi as they battle to avoid Premier League relegation.

  The Italian, who left Marseille earlier this year, is reportedly open to a five-year deal following the departure of Igor Tudor.

  De Zerbi recently voiced frustrations after a 3-0 loss to Liverpool, admitting, “It annoyed me that we didn’t read the game properly.”

  ​Spurs currently sit just one point above the relegation zone with only seven games remaining.

  De Zerbi’s potential appointment follows a disastrous spell under Tudor, who managed just one point in league play.

  Reflecting on his team’s failures against elite opposition in January, De Zerbi noted, “The attitude, the will, was there, but it’s not enough against Liverpool.”