No progress made with Neymar transfer- PSG chief Leonardo
Barcelona’s pursuit of Neymar is at a standstill, according to Paris Saint-Germain sporting director Leonardo.
Revealed! How much every Premier League club is earning from their shirt sponsorship in 2019/20
Manchester United’s deal with Chevrolet remains the most lucrative in the land, but questions surround their Premier League rivals’ tie-ins with dubious gambling sites.
Kovac eyes another league title for Bayern ahead of season opener
Niko Kovac has set his Bayern Munich side the task of defending their Bundesliga title as they head into their opening match of the season at home to Hertha Berlin on Friday.
Serie A giants queue up for Man United outcast Sanchez
Manchester United hope to offload Alexis Sanchez by the end of the transfer window and the Chilean favours a return to Italy, according to reports.
Twitter responds after Abraham suffers online racial abuse
Twitter remain ‘deeply committed to improving the health of the conversation’ on the social media platform following criticism from Kick It Out after Chelsea forward Tammy Abraham was the victim of online racial abuse.
Barcelona to be without Messi for visit to Bilbao
Barcelona will be without talisman Lionel Messi for their opening LaLiga match against Athletico Bilbao on Friday.
Furious fan flies from South Korea to Sweden to grill Cristiano Ronaldo – and it doesn’t go well
An enraged South Korean football fan flew all the way to Sweden to confront Cristiano Ronaldo about his failure to appear for Juventus in a pre-season friendly in Seoul.
Coutinho’s agent set for Barcelona exit talks
Philippe Coutinho’s agent has arrived in Barcelona for discussions about his potential departure, according to reports.
Lindelof set to sign lucrative new Man United contract
Manchester United are reportedly ready to double Victor Lindelof’s wages with a new contract for the Sweden international.
Why Premier League clubs may have spent more intelligently than ever before
The ovation reflected the return of the hometown hero. Or so it seemed at the time. Perhaps, as Jay Rodriguez made his second Burnley debut in a late cameo against Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday, it was simply some sympathy for the elderly.