Redknapp fears Liverpool will miss out on Neymar-esque talent

Jadon Sancho looks like he is ‘going to end up’ at Manchester United, says Jamie Redknapp, who had been hoping that Liverpool could do a deal for the Borussia Dortmund winger.

Arsenal players and coaches agree 12.5 per cent pay cut

Arsenal players and coaching staff have agreed to take a voluntary 12.5 per cent pay cut to help support the club financially during the coronavirus crisis.

Rashford: Mourinho’s tough love made him a better player

Marcus Rashford believes the ‘tough period’ he endured under Jose Mourinho at Manchester United has made him a better player.

Van Persie explains how ‘ruthless’ Van Gaal told him to leave

Robin van Persie has opened up on his Manchester United exit five years ago, insisting he planned to see out the final year of his contract before sitting down for a meeting with ‘ruthless’ Louis van Gaal.

Fernandes is going to take the Premier League by storm – Ighalo

Odion Ighalo believes Manchester United can expect great things from fellow new-signing Bruno Fernandes, while also singling out Anthony Martial for special praise.

Shearer: Man United need to sign Sancho, Kane and Grealish

Manchester United need to sign Jadon Sancho, Harry Kane and Jack Grealish if they want to start competing for trophies, according to Premier League legend Alan Shearer.

Rashford: I prefer to play left wing

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford admits he finds it easier to play as a left winger than being ‘isolated’ in a lone striker role.

Man Utd told Bellingham will dictate his future

Manchester United may be monitoring Jude Bellingham, but Birmingham coach James Beattie has warned that “potential is a dangerous word” and the 16-year-old will dictate his own future.

James wanted to be Lampard, Drogba and Robben

Reece James admits to having grown up idolising Chelsea legends Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard and Arjen Robben, with the 20-year-old now looking to write his own success story at Stamford Bridge.

‘Guardiola football-obsessed and makes success inevitable’ – Xavi

Pep Guardiola is ‘football-obsessed’ and was always going to deliver success at Manchester City, says Barcelona legend Xavi.