Son to start mandatory national service in South Korea
Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min will start his mandatory four-week national service in his native South Korea this month, the Premier League club have announced.
Henry chats to Lukaku and Witsel
Football legend Thierry Henry hosted an hour long Instagram Live session with Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku and with Borussia Dortmund & Belgium midfield maestro Axel Witsel on April 2 on the PUMA Football IG channel.
Kane urges people to remain calm during coronavirus pandemic
England captain Harry Kane is using lessons from his matchday preparation to stay calm during the coronavirus shutdown and has urged others to do their part to help the fight against the pandemic.
Guardiola’s 82-year-old mother dies after contracting coronavirus
Pep Guardiola’s 82-year-old mother has died after contracting coronavirus, Manchester City have announced.
8 managers out of work who could return whenever this season ends
The football dole queue is packed with names – but these bosses might get another crack when football returns.
Call for Liverpool to be declared Premier League champions
Deal with it Manchester United fans, the Premier League title will be Liverpool’s – whether the current season ever gets completed or not, says Mark Keohane writing for IOL Sport.
Carragher, Collymore blast Liverpool for furloughing non-playing staff
Former players Jamie Carragher and Stan Collymore turned on Liverpool after the Premier League leaders became the fifth top-flight club to announce they have furloughed some non-playing staff during the coronavirus pandemic.
Rooney says he should have ruled himself out of 2006 WC
Former England international Wayne Rooney has admitted he should not have gone to the 2006 Fifa World Cup.
Liverpool the latest EPL club to furlough non-playing staff members
Liverpool have placed some non-playing staff on furlough as the Premier League remains suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
PFA: players’ 30 per cent wage cut will cost government over £200m
The Professional Footballers’ Association has warned that Premier League players taking a 30 per cent salary cut would amount to the government losing out on in excess of £200 million in tax revenues.