Liverpool should replace Trent with free-agent Aina

Ola Aina’s Premier League pedigree and free-agent status make him a smart solution to Liverpool’s right-back dilemma, writes Dylan Johnson.

Moyes revolution brings out Beto’s best

Everton’s Beto has transformed under David Moyes, establishing himself as one of the Premier League’s most effective strikers, writes Dylan Johnson.

Guirassy hat-trick proves he’s the real deal

Despite Serhou Guirassy’s Champions League dream ending in heartbreak his status as a world-class striker is now undeniable, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Chiefs out to shock Pirates again

Kaizer Chiefs chase another major upset as they take on Orlando Pirates in a high-stakes Soweto Derby final, writes Dylan Johnson.

Onana falls short of Manchester United’s standards

Andre Onana arrived with talent, without protection, he’s shown he’s not the man for United, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Gunners Champions League dream rests on starboy Saka

Declan Rice’s goals grabbed the headlines, but Arsenal’s win was built on Saka’s brilliance, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Europe’s elite target Africa’s best

Africa’s top talents are drawing major interest—these stars must make the next step at the end of the season by joining Europe’s elite clubs, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Jackson isn’t failing, Chelsea’s attack is

A lack of lethal goal-scorers is Chelsea’s problem, not Senegalese striker Nicolas Jackson, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

South African giants close in on CAF semis

Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates are on course for the CAF Champions League semi-finals after crucial first-leg quarter-final victories, Writes DYLAN JOHNSON

Kudus’ high price tag limits transfer options

West Ham’s Mohammed Kudus is poised for an end of season exit, but his unrealistic release clause will complicate any potential move, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.