Pogba, Rashford return for Man Utd in training game
Manchester United duo Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford featured in a training match at Old Trafford on Saturday.
Premier League agrees to five substitutions when action resumes
The Premier League has given a green light for five substitutions to be made by managers in the English top-flight when competitive action resumes amid the coronavirus pandemic on June 17.
Tottenham borrow £175m from Bank of England
Tottenham Hotspur have borrowed £175 million from the Bank of England to help ease the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Pogba is a top player & can inspire Man Utd – Cole
Paul Pogba remains a ‘top, top player’ for Manchester United, says Andy Cole, with the Frenchman boasting the ability to inspire a top-four challenge alongside Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford.
Man City warned when Guardiola will consider exit
Manchester City have been warned as to when Pep Guardiola will start to consider a move elsewhere and ‘look for other things’, with Domenec Torrent saying full player support is vital to the Catalan coach.
Costa handed six-month prison sentence for tax fraud
Atletico Madrid’s Diego Costa has pleaded guilty to defrauding the Spanish state of more than €1 million (£813,000/$1,127,000) after failing to declare payments of over €5m earned from his 2014 move to Chelsea.
Griezmann: I want to end my career in MLS
Barcelona forward Antoine Griezmann is poised to end his career in MLS, admitting that’s where he sees his playing days coming to a natural conclusion.
Real Madrid player risks jail after breaking coronavirus lockdown
Real Madrid forward Sergio Diaz faces the risk of being jailed after he was caught as part of a raid at the house of an international teammate.
Chelsea ready to pay Werner’s £54m release clause
Chelsea are ready to pay Timo Werner’s £54 million (€60m/ $68m) release clause after tabling a contract offer for the RB Leipzig striker, according to Goal.com.
Wenger the perfect choice for Arsenal chairman – Keown
Arsene Wenger would be the ‘perfect’ choice to succeed Sir Chips Keswick as Arsenal chairman, claims Martin Keown, but a ‘special’ appointment is considered to be doubtful.