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Rafa Benitez returns to Liverpool and is moved to tears at the Hillsborough Memorial, April 14, 2011.

According to reports, and despite Rafa's recent insistence that everything is fine, Inter Milan's club's president, Massimo Moratti, is in the process of negotiating the manager's payoff with the pair's relationship having fractured beyond repair in recent weeks. Benítez claimed Inter's fifth trophy of the year on Saturday, but the tensions spilled ...

Dutch debutantes FC Twente gave Inter fans early signs that defending the Champions League title is going to prove no easy task for new Inter boss Rafa Benitez. Twente will take the point and look to scrape another one when they face Inter Milan in the return leg.

Now that Rafa Benitez has moved on and found himself a new job, the time to lay blame is upon us... Up first, Managing Director Christian Purslow. "It was really sad," Benítez said when discussing his departure in an interview with Radio City today. "I was on holiday so it was a surprise that everything was going on in this way, but at the end of ...

Just days after mutually walking away from Anfield, Spaniard Rafa Benitez is set to unveiled as the new head coach of Champions League winners Inter Milan on Wednesday according to an official statement released by President Massimo Moratti. (more...)

Liverpool has officially confirmed the exit of Spaniard Rafa Benitez by "Mutual Consent" after six years in charge at Anfield. 'Kenny Dalglish is to assist the Liverpool managing director, Christian Purslow, in the search for a replacement. Roy Hodgson, Martin O'Neill and Louis van Gaal are among the bookmakers early favourites for the post.' Hit ...

From the guardian: Liverpool have given the clearest indication yet that Rafael Benítez's six-year spell in charge is drawing to a close by offering their manager £3m to leave Anfield. The Spaniard, entitled to £16m if sacked this summer, has been offered the lesser sum to quit with immediate effect. Benítez's position has been in ...

The disappointment surrounding Anfield this season probably couldn't get much worse, but that doesn't mean that everyone involved with Liverpool won't be looking to save their own skin after a year that saw them crash out of the Europa League while currently sitting in 7th place in the Premiership. But could Rafa be setting himself up to leave after ...