Solskjaer wants Man United ready for return to ‘normality’
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking at transfer targets during the lockdown and believes Manchester United are well placed to exploit any knock-on effects of the coronavirus suspension.
Tottenham reinforce social distancing rules after players spotted training
Tottenham’s players have been reminded of their responsibilities during the coronavirus lockdown after some were spotted flouting social distancing rules as Jose Mourinho was seen working in a public park with Tanguy Ndombele.
Premier League chief Richard Masters warns pandemic may cost at least £1billion
The coronavirus pandemic could cost the Premier League “at least £1billion”, the competition’s chief executive Richard Masters has warned.
Manchester City will not seek government furlough offer
Manchester City have announced they will not be furloughing employees at the taxpayer’s expense.
Podolski explains his Arsenal exit – and love for Wenger
Lukas Podolski has told FourFourTwo why he had to leave Arsenal, despite his affection for former manager Arsene Wenger.
Holloway blasts ‘irresponsible’ players who breached lockdown restrictions
Grimsby Town manager Ian Holloway says it ‘beggars belief’ that footballers continue to breach lockdown restrictions.
Liverpool offer apology as they make U-turn over furlough plan
Liverpool have made a U-turn on their decision to place some non-playing staff on the government’s furlough scheme as chief executive Peter Moore admitted they came to the ‘wrong conclusion’.
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.