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Ronald Koeman is expected to remain in charge of Barcelona for their La Liga clash at Atletico Madrid on Saturday, according to Marca. The Dutch coach is serving the second of a two-game suspension so he won’t be on the touchline but the Catalan club have chosen not to sack him following a

Embattled Barcelona head coach Ronald Koeman read out a statement and immediately departed rather than face interrogation from journalists in Wednesday’s unusual pre-match press conference. Koeman, 58, has come under intense pressure ahead of Thursday’s Cadiz clash after a disrupted summer –

Embattled Barcelona boss Ronald Koeman has defiantly stated “I don’t fear for my future” amid rampant rumour about his position. Tuesday’s 3-0 thrashing by Bayern Munich reportedly led to detailed discussions about the 58-year-old’s future. This was the main topic of conversation prior to Monday’s

Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman conceded that his side were not able to match Bayern Munich after suffering 3-1 defeat to the Bundesliga giants in their opening Champions League group game at Camp Nou. The visitors dominated on Tuesday night in front of the Catalan crowd, leading Koeman to admit to

Head coach Ronald Koeman has admitted “our opponents had more fear when [Lionel] Messi was here” after Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Athletic Bilbao. The Catalans – who witnessed Spain centre-back Eric Garcia dismissed at the death – required a 75th-minute leveller from Netherlands addition Memphis Depay