The investigation of corruption into English football has continued with allegations that eight current and former Premier League managers were the beneficiaries of 'bungs'.
The Daily Telegraph's ongoing findings claim that some top-flight bosses have received these payments for player transfers.
The news follows the publication's disclosures about Sam Allardyce's conduct during his short reign as England manager.



Allardyce stepped down as Three Lions boss on Tuesday after being filmed offering advice on how to bend FA transfer rules regarding third-party ownership in return for £400,000 with a fictitious Far Eastern firm last month.