Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been implementing “new ideas” in Manchester United’s training and is impressed with the team’s spirit as training intensity is ramped up ahead of the Premier League’s resumption.
The Premier League has given a green light for five substitutions to be made by managers in the English top-flight when competitive action resumes amid the coronavirus pandemic on June 17.
Tottenham Hotspur have borrowed £175 million from the Bank of England to help ease the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Paul Pogba remains a ‘top, top player’ for Manchester United, says Andy Cole, with the Frenchman boasting the ability to inspire a top-four challenge alongside Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford.
Manchester City have been warned as to when Pep Guardiola will start to consider a move elsewhere and ‘look for other things’, with Domenec Torrent saying full player support is vital to the Catalan coach.
Atletico Madrid’s Diego Costa has pleaded guilty to defrauding the Spanish state of more than €1 million (£813,000/$1,127,000) after failing to declare payments of over €5m earned from his 2014 move to Chelsea.
Chelsea are ready to pay Timo Werner’s £54 million (€60m/ $68m) release clause after tabling a contract offer for the RB Leipzig striker, according to Goal.com.
Arsenal are looking into “multiple” options as they explore ways of bringing their fans into Emirates Stadium for matches once the Premier League resumes behind closed doors.
Odion Ighalo “earned and deserved” the opportunity to extend his stay at Manchester United, says Luke Shaw, with the Nigeria striker now tied to the Red Devils through to January 2021.
Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes has revealed he started crying when he was told about the chance to move to Old Trafford.