Pogba issues a ‘Ronaldo ultimatum’ to Man United over his new contract

Manchester United star Paul Pogba is demanding to be paid more than Cristiano Ronaldo in order to extend his contract, according to reports.

Howe wants Newcastle to entertain but admits survival not guaranteed

Eddie Howe started his reign as Newcastle manager by promising a new era of “brave” and expansive football – but warned he has no “magic wand” that will lift the club out of their increasingly desperate relegation fight.

Edwards to leave Liverpool sporting director role at end of season

Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards is to leave the club at the end of the season.

Ferdinand says it’s time for Solskjaer to ‘hand over the baton’ and leave Man United

Rio Ferdinand says it’s time for Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to step aside.

Wenger urges supporters to keep the faith with Arsenal

Arsene Wenger has urged Arsenal fans to keep showing their support for the Premier League club as they continue to rebuild under Mikel Arteta following the Frenchman’s exit in 2018.

Man Utd in ‘difficult patch’ but have desire to turn it around – Rashford

Marcus Rashford has acknowledged Manchester United are in a “difficult patch” but insists everyone at the club has the desire to turn things around.

Pogba pulls out of France squad with injury

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has been ruled out of France’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers with a thigh injury suffered in training on Monday, the French Football Federation said.

EPL wrap: West Ham punish Alisson blunders to end Liverpool’s unbeaten run

Jurgen Klopp was furious with the officials after West Ham punished three mistakes from Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker and ended the Reds’ 25-match unbeaten run with a 3-2 victory on Sunday.

Antonio Conte will give Dele Alli chance to star again at Tottenham

Antonio Conte has promised to give Dele Alli the chance to resurrect his Tottenham Hotspur career.

‘It’s our fault’: Chelsea frustrated in Burnley draw

Thomas Tuchel admitted Chelsea had only themselves to blame as the Premier League leaders were held to a surprise 1-1 draw by struggling Burnley on Saturday.