Jesse Lingard gets four-time Champions League winner as new manager at Brazilian club

Clarence Seedorf has landed his first managerial job in seven years by becoming the new head coach at Corinthians. Seedorf, who won four Champions League titles at Ajax, Real Madrid and AC Milan, is eyed as one of football’s greatest-ever midfielders. He also won 87 caps for the Netherlands national team and played at the 1998 World Cup. After his retirement in 2014, Seedorf managed Milan, Shenzhen FC and Deportivo La Coruna. A spell at Cameroon followed but ended in 2019, with Brazilian outfit Corinthians the 50-year-old’s next challenge.