Guardiola rules out signing Sancho

Pep Guardiola has ruled out signing former Manchester City winger Jadon Sancho as a possible replacement for Leroy Sane.

Messi falling into the ‘Jordan Rules’ trap

What Lionel Messi would not give for a Pippen or Rodman-like figure by his side as this uninspiring Blaugrana team meekly surrenders La Liga.

West Ham stun Chelsea in derby thriller

Super-sub Andriy Yarmolenko scored a last-gasp winner to give West Ham’s Premier League survival hopes a huge boost in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Chelsea at the London Stadium.

Auba bags 50th goal as Arsenal boost UCL hopes

Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang scored his 50th Premier League goal as Arsenal boosted their Champions League hopes with a 4-0 win over bottom club Norwich City.

Mane out to achieve even ‘bigger things’ at Liverpool

Sadio Mane has outlined his ambition to achieve even ‘bigger things’ at Liverpool following their title triumph, while insisting there is still ‘another step’ for Jurgen Klopp’s side to take towards greatness.

‘The sky’s the limit for Pulisic at Chelsea’

Christian Pulisic has been told that ‘the sky’s the limit’ for him at Chelsea, with fellow countryman Kasey Keller backing the United States international to star in English football.

Arsenal urged to try Luiz in different role

Arsenal should consider using David Luiz in a midfield holding role, says Ray Parlour, with it clear that the error-prone Brazilian is ‘not going to learn’ when used in his conventional centre-back berth.

Liverpool don’t want a Neymar or Messi – Barnes

Liverpool will not be breaking the bank for Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly, claims John Barnes, with the Reds not in the market for ‘a Neymar or Lionel Messi’ which requires them to spend big.

Bruno, Pogba ‘a joy’ for strikers to play with, says Solskjaer

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has singled out Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba for Manchester United’s strong form in the final third, stating that they ‘can create something out of nothing’.

It will not be a busy summer – Klopp

Jurgen Klopp admits Liverpool’s summer transfer plans have been scuppered by the coronavirus crisis – but insists the Reds already have a squad capable of building on their remarkable recent success.