Premier League rivals launch legal bid to stop Man City playing in Champions League
The most powerful football clubs in England have banded together to try to stop Manchester City from playing in the Champions League, according to reports.
The most powerful football clubs in England have banded together to try to stop Manchester City from playing in the Champions League, according to reports.
The Professional Footballers’ Association has called for urgent talks with the Premier League and the EFL over the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic on players and clubs.
England striker Callum Wilson and Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin are among a group of Premier League players to launch the #FootballUnited initiative, which aims to raise money for local communities impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Rio Ferdinand believes Mason Greenwood could be a key player for Manchester United for years to come.
Raheem Sterling has admitted he still has affection for Liverpool despite the acrimonious nature of his move to Manchester City five years ago.
Alan Shearer believes Harry Kane should leave Tottenham next year if the club fail to win a trophy in that time.
Arsenal have pledged a £100,000 donation to local charities supporting the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Tottenham striker Harry Kane is on course to be fit when the Premier League resumes.
Manchester United face a potential headache as Odion Ighalo’s loan deal from Shanghai Shenhua only runs until the end of May.
Bryan Robson says Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes reminds him of Paul Scholes.