Manchester City chairman wants extended Guardiola stay
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak is hopeful manager Pep Guardiola will stay at the club ‘for years to come’.
Arsenal hierarchy fear player exodus if Emery remains at the helm next season
Members of the Arsenal hierarchy are concerned that key players will not want to commit their futures to the club if Unai Emery remains in charge.
Man City ‘hold initial discussions over potential new deal for Sterling’
Manchester City have held initial discussions over a potential new contract for in-form attacker Raheem Sterling.
Al Mubarak pleased with latest Man City investment
Manchester City holding company City Football Group (CFG) has announced a £389-million investment from American private equity firm Silver Lake.
Barkley showed a lack of professionalism – Lampard
Frank Lampard believes injured Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley showed ‘a lack of professionalism’ after he was pictured shirtless in a nightclub during the international break.
Raheem Sterling impresses Man City chairman
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has spoken of his pride at Raheem Sterling’s progress both on and off the pitch.
Rashford believes Manchester United are showing signs of progress
Marcus Rashford believes Manchester United’s comeback against Sheffield United shows that they are making progress.
Wherever Pochettino ends up, the problems he faced at Tottenham will be the same
Mauricio Pochettino will know now what is it to be the prettiest girl at the dance. His sacking by Tottenham last Tuesday night may have brought his time at White Hart Lane to an inglorious end, but he woke up on Wednesday morning last week as the most coveted coach in Europe.
Aguero out of Manchester derby due to thigh injury
Sergio Aguero will miss next month’s Manchester derby after being ruled out for a few weeks with a thigh injury.
Abramovich not interested in selling up – chairman Buck
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is not interested in ‘bargain’ bids for the Premier League club and remains fully involved at Stamford Bridge, according to chairman Bruce Buck.