Premier League news

Christian Pulisic and N'Golo Kante have returned to group training at Chelsea in what is a huge boost for Graham Potter's side in a difficult period.

Chelsea manager Graham Potter could be facing a critical two-game period that will make or break his time in the Stamford Bridge dugout.

The Premier League's head of VAR Neil Swarbrick will step down from his post at the end of the season amid recent vehement criticism of officiating.

Former Chelsea midfielder Emmanuel Petit has suggested the club would be best avoiding Zinedine Zidane if they are looking to replace Graham Potter.

Graham Potter believes that the size of the current Chelsea squad is causing problems in training as he has too many players to coach.

Sir Alex Ferguson is delighted to see Marcus Rashford playing so well, but he does feel that Manchester United need “an extra” goal scorer.

Christian Eriksen remains adamant that he will play for Manchester United again this season as he continues his recovery from ankle surgery.

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is reportedly set to sign a lucrative boot deal with Nike after snubbing advances from adidas and Puma.

Virgil van Dijk admits that Liverpool have been “spoilt” by their recent successes, meaning that a dip in 2022-23 has come as a “shock to everyone”.

Mohamed Salah’s representative, Ramy Abbas, has rubbished speculation suggesting that Liverpool may look to sell the forward this summer.

Casemiro remains hungry for more success at Manchester United, with the Brazilian midfielder saying he chases the ball “like a plate of food”.

Graham Potter may be experiencing a tough time at Chelsea, but Reece James insists the Blues’ boss is as good as those that went before him.

The Dutch coach ended the club's six-year trophy drought on Sunday and it should prove the start of a new era of success at Old Trafford.

Antonio Conte was forced to watch Tottenham’s 2-0 victory over Chelsea from afar, but he should be back on the Spurs bench “this week”.

David de Gea has broken Peter Schmeichel’s clean sheet record at Manchester United after securing another shutout in the Carabao Cup final.

Graham Potter admits that he cannot “rely on support forever” from his board after seeing Chelsea’s winless run extended to six games at Tottenham.

The Blues manager has now overseen a run of just two wins in 16 matches, and patience must surely now be wearing thin in the Stamford Bridge boardroom