Cancelo could be on his way out of Man City
Manchester City have spent more than £140 million ($174m/€160m) on full-backs in the past three years and it’s an area that they could look at yet again when the transfer window opens.
Arsenal star David Luiz lifts lid on Chelsea exit
David Luiz has admitted that he had doubts over his move to Arsenal last summer after making the ‘quick decision’ to leave Chelsea at the end of his ‘cycle’ at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea to provide 78,000 meals to NHS and charities
Chelsea will provide 78,000 meals to the NHS and charities which support the elderly and vulnerable groups.
Lampard says Chelsea have multiple transfer plans
Frank Lampard says Chelsea have a number of different transfer action plans to work on depending on how the market is affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Elneny the closest Arsenal have had to Vieira – Silva
Mohamed Elneny is the closest Arsenal have had to another Patrick Vieira, claims Gilberto Silva, with a lack of opportunities for the Egyptian midfielder coming as a surprise to an invincible hero.
Aubameyang enjoys being an Arsenal superstar – Nicholas
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang enjoys being Arsenal’s superstar, says Charlie Nicholas, with it unlikely that he would trade in that standing for a move to a Premier League rival.
Aguero always a ‘killer’, but learned from Aguirre at Atletico
Sergio Aguero has always been a ‘killer in the box’, says former Atletico Madrid boss Javier Aguirre, but the Manchester City star used to watch too many games ‘like a fan’ when he did not have the ball.
Pogba reveals how he learned from ‘unbelievable’ Scholes and Pirlo
Paul Pogba says the ‘unbelievable’ experience of learning from Paul Scholes and Andrea Pirlo helped him to become a top-class midfielder.
Klopp says Dalglish diagnosis brought coronavirus reality home to Liverpool players
Jurgen Klopp says Kenny Dalglish’s diagnosis with coronavirus brought home the reality of the pandemic to his Liverpool players.
Lampard sees shades of Scholes in Gilmour
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard claims to see shades of Manchester United great Paul Scholes in Billy Gilmour and agrees with Roy Keane’s ‘world-class’ assessment of the exciting 18-year-old.