Forest sign French forward Kalimuendo

French striker Arnaud Kalimuendo has signed a five-year contract with Nottingham Forest, the Premier League club announced on Monday.

Haller leaves Dortmund for Utrecht

Borussia Dortmund on Monday confirmed striker Sebastien Haller had joined Dutch side Utrecht on a permanent deal.

Three talking points from the Premier League weekend

Title challengers Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal all made winning starts but in contrasting fashion on the first weekend of the Premier League season.

WATCH: “I haven’t fulfilled my dreams yet” – Bruno

Bruno Fernandes opens up about why he chose to remain at Manchester United despite interest from Al Hilal, while also reflecting on the club’s new direction under Ruben Amorim.

WATCH: Rashford talks settling in at Barcelona

Marcus Rashford joins Gary Lineker and Micah Richards for an exclusive conversation, reflecting on his exciting new chapter at FC Barcelona.

Preview | Arsenal seek solid start against Manchester United

Arsenal come into the clash off a strong 2024/25 campaign for the 25/26 Premier League season and look to extend their home dominance against the Red Devils, while United have had an inconsistent run but remain dangerous, particularly in transition.

WATCH: Manchester United v Arsenal | Matchday 1 | Preview

It’s Viktor Gyökeres versus Benjamin Šeško as Arsenal head to Manchester for a blockbuster Matchday 1 clash against Ruben Amorim’s revamped Manchester United.

Preview | Villa host Newcastle in high-stakes showdown

Aston Villa and Newcastle United are set to clash in what promises to be one of the most compelling early-season Premier League encounters.

Liverpool splash out to secure status as PL top dogs

Fresh from storming to a record-equalling 19th English top-flight title, Liverpool have not held back in transforming Arne Slot’s squad in pursuit of an era of Premier League dominance.

Can Villa, Newcastle rattle ‘big six’ again?

As the Premier League’s traditional “big six” of Liverpool, Manchester City, United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have flexed their financial muscle in the transfer market, Villa and Newcastle have been squeezed out.