Premier League news

Manchester United face a defensive injury crisis as both Jonny Evans and Raphael Varane have been ruled out of this weekend's clash with Bournemouth.

Burnley boss Vincent Kompany has been hit with a two-match ban by the Football Association following his red card against Chelsea.

Manchester City are keen on signing Jamal Musiala from Bayern Munich this summer but may have to sell a "high-profile" player to accomodate him.

Wolves manager Gary O'Neil has been charged by the FA with "improper and/or threatening" behaviour following a 2-1 loss against West Ham.

Sheffield United have been hit with a points deduction by the EFL, but the punishment will not take effect until they are in the Championship.

Kingsley Coman is reportedly ready to trade Bayern Munich for a Premier League side amid a disappointing campaign in Germany.

The Premier League has announced that it will be introducing semi-automated offside technology during the 2024-25 campaign.

Emmanuel Petit has advised Arsenal to break the bank on two attackers who could emulate Erling Haaland, but told the Gunners to avoid Alexander Isak.

Raphinha has emphatically stated his intention to remain at Barcelona, despite sparking talk of interest being shown from England and Saudi Arabia.

Ruben Amorim has vehemently refuted reports that suggested the Sporting CP manager has already reached a verbal agreement to join Liverpool.

Manchester United players reportedly believe that Erik ten Hag will be sacked in the summer, with the Dutchman already resigning himself to that fate.

Newcastle United sponsor Sela have launched a special shirt to allow deaf fans to experience the raucous St James' Park atmosphere against Tottenham.

In a blow to Chelsea's transfer plans, Napoli's Victor Osimhen is reportedly close to joining Paris Saint-Germain for €120 million (£103m/$129m).

Tyrell Malacia has been absent for close to a year from Manchester United after undergoing a complicated knee surgery.

JJ Watt admits that the documentaries pieced together by the likes of Sunderland and Wrexham have “done wonders” for breaking down walls in America.

Manchester United's quest for signings under Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been criticised and also accused of "p*ssing off everybody" in their pursuit.

In a bid to intensify the Premier League title race, the penultimate matches for Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City have been rescheduled.