‘Sancho would be a brilliant signing for Man Utd’

Jadon Sancho ‘would be a brilliant signing’ for Manchester United, according to Wes Brown, who has highlighted similarities between the Borussia Dortmund star and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Liverpool players take a knee in support of Black Lives Matter movement

Liverpool stars took a knee around the Anfield centre circle on Monday in a show of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

Chelsea propose increase to nine substitutes for remainder of EPL season

Chelsea have put forward a proposal to the Premier League requesting an increase in bench size from seven to nine, which would bring an increase in options for managers during matches ahead of Project Restart.

Grealish sent Man Utd, Chelsea transfer warning

Jack Grealish has been warned that he risks scaring Manchester United and Chelsea off with the ‘mistakes’ he has made off the field.

Shaw looks to emulate boyhood hero Cole

Luke Shaw is looking to help Manchester United to major silverware and inspire the next generation of supporters, much like his own boyhood idol Ashley Cole once did.

Bergkamp admits to doubting Wenger

Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp admits to having had doubts about Arsene Wenger when the Frenchman was brought to north London as a virtual unknown in 1996.

Robertson: Premier League return will give country a ‘big lift’

Liverpool left back Andrew Robertson believes the impending return of the Premier League will give the country a ‘big lift’.

Messi decides not to activate exit clause

Lionel Messi will not leave Barcelona this summer, with the club’s captain opting not to activate a clause in his contract that would allow him to leave before his deal expires at the end of June next year.

Chelsea tried to sign Coutinho when he was 14 years old

Chelsea tried to sign Brazilian international Philippe Coutinho when he was just 14 years old, Brendan Rodgers has revealed.

Ronaldo has Messi as ‘number one’ but snubs CR7 in top five

Former Barcelona star Ronaldo considers Lionel Messi to be the undisputed ‘number one’ in modern football, with Cristiano Ronaldo overlooked in the Brazilian’s top five as Mohamed Salah, Eden Hazard, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe get the nod.