Kovacic backing Lampard to help him become goal-scoring star for Chelsea
Chelsea midfielder Mateo Kovacic believes he is working with the perfect manager in Frank Lampard to add the qualities to his game that he is currently missing.
Tottenham could still sign Coutinho, says ex-goalkeeper Robinson
Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson says the club can still bring Philippe Coutinho to London despite the uncertainty surrounding the transfer market as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
Arsenal star warned over future behaviour
Jeremie Aliadiere has warned Matteo Guendouzi that he must ‘grow up’ as a human being or risk throwing away his Arsenal career.
Nobody believed in Van Dijk – Stam
Virgil van Dijk’s meteoric rise to prominence has been saluted by fellow Dutchman Jaap Stam, with the Liverpool defender having been transformed from a player that ‘nobody believed in’ to a ‘big leader’.
Ighalo set for Manchester United exit
Odion Ighalo is set to leave Manchester United this week unless there is a last-minute breakthrough in negotiations with his parent club Shanghai Shenhua.
Pienaar recalls escaping hotel fire with Ibrahimovic
Former Bafana Bafana and Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar has revealed he once had to escape a hotel fire while rooming with Zlatan Ibrahimovic at Ajax, but not before the Swedish star asked him to go back and grab his bags first.
What Mourinho told Fabregas to convince him to join Chelsea
Cesc Fabregas has explained how Jose Mourinho told him that if the midfielder joined him at Chelsea he would be a Premier League title winner.
‘However good you think Alisson is, he’s better’
Liverpool goalkeeper Andy Lonergan has been singing the praise of Alisson, with the Reds’ No.1 considered to even better than many give him credit for.
Aguero to honour Man City contract
Sergio Aguero will honour his contract at Manchester City, says agent Hernan Reguera, but the striker will ‘see what happens’ after his deal expires in 2021.
Lampard expects standard dip behind closed doors
Frank Lampard is looking forward to the return of ‘proper football’, but the Chelsea manager admits standards in the Premier League may slip as games are staged behind closed doors.