
FourFourTwo's Latest Issue: New Managers, Old Heroes, and Aguero's Magic
Key points
- ▪FourFourTwo's new issue puts new managers in the spotlight.
- ▪Kevin Keegan and Sergio Aguero feature in nostalgic reflections.
- ▪Theo Paphitis and Chris Kamara add off-pitch entertainment.
There's a new FourFourTwo on the shelves, and it's packed with stories that span the beautiful game's past, present, and future. The latest issue – available in print and on your device now – is headlined by a deep dive into the ever-changing world of football management, but it's not all about the tactical boards. There are legends to celebrate, a title-winning moment to relive, and a couple of familiar faces from outside the touchline.
The Year of the Boss
The feature dubbed "Year of the Boss" shines a light on the new faces in the dugouts. Across Europe's top leagues, a fresh generation of coaches is stamping its authority, bringing new tactical ideas and man-management styles. FourFourTwo has spoken to some of these emerging leaders to understand what makes them tick – and how they plan to handle the immense pressure that comes with the job. In a game that chews up and spits out managers, these are the talents bucking the trend.
Legends and Last-Gasp Glory
This issue also pays tribute to one of English football's most colourful characters. Kevin Keegan is remembered for his remarkable playing career and his passionate, often unforgettable spells as a manager. He was a man who could lift a crowd with a wave of the arms or a defiant gesture. And then there's Sergio Aguero. The striker's last-minute goal to win the Premier League remains one of the most dramatic moments in football history. In an exclusive interview, Aguero looks back at that strike, the emotion around it, and what it meant to Manchester City and their supporters. It's a reminder of why we love this game.
Beyond the Touchline
It's not just managers and players who get the FourFourTwo treatment. Theo Paphitis, best known for his role on Dragons' Den, discusses his love for the game and the surprising parallels between the boardroom and the dressing room. And Chris Kamara, the beloved former midfielder turned broadcaster, brings his trademark energy to the pages. Expect plenty of laughs and some genuinely insightful stuff from a man who has seen it all.
This issue is a celebration of football in all its glory. From the next big thing in management to the legends who shaped the game, there's something here for everyone. Whether you're a tactical nerd or a fan of the game's madcap characters, you'll find plenty to chew on. And with so much to look forward to in the coming months, it's the perfect companion for the journey.
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