Premier League news

Jordan Henderson is clinging to the hope that Liverpool can put an “amazing” transfer deal in place for Borussia Dortmund star Jude Bellingham.

Virgil van Dijk's captaincy credentials have been questioned by Marco van Basten, who says the defender "creates chaos" for the Netherlands team.

Gary Lineker admitted he was moved to tears when fellow presenters Ian Wright and Alan Shearer boycotted MOTD to stand in solidarity with him.

USMNT interim coach Anthony Hudson has revealed that Weston McKennie is struggling with flu ahead of his return to domestic action with Leeds.

James Maddison opened up on his 2022 World Cup injury woes after winning his first cap for England in three years against Ukraine.

Jamie Redknapp has criticised Tottenham for not being "built for winning" while insisting he was "not surprised" by Antonio Conte's failure.

Thomas Partey will fly back to Arsenal having missed Ghana's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Angola on Monday due to injury.

The Arsenal and England winger is setting new standards this season for club and country

Matt Turner admitted that he thinks he's in big trouble as the U.S. men's national team goalkeeper found out he and his wife are having a baby girl.

Wrexham announced they would face Manchester United in a pre-season match with a hilarious video starring the club's co-owners and Sir Alex Ferguson.

Marcel Sabitzer is the latest Manchester United midfielder to sustain an injury, the club announced on Monday.

Chelsea will reportedly be forced to sell experienced players this summer to offset their wild spending spree under new ownership.

Chelsea reportedly have ex-Bayern Munich manager and Tottenham target Julian Nagelsmann on their shortlist of managers if they fire Graham Potter.

Antonio Conte thanked Tottenham and wished the club the best for the future in a statement posted to Instagram on Monday after Spurs fired him.

Tottenham have decided against a complete overhaul of their staff, reportedly only sacking Gianluca Conte along with head coach Antonio Conte.

The fiery Italian's rollercoaster 17-month reign in north London is over - and Spurs are no better off than when he first arrived.

Manchester United will look “desperate” if they go back in for Frenkie de Jong and need to steer clear of the Barcelona midfielder, says Andy Cole.