Premier League news

Pep Guardiola was left stunned by Kevin De Bruyne's new haircut, insisting the Manchester City star explain himself.

Conor Gallagher may have been given the green light to join Atletico Madrid after the Spanish side saw another transfer collapse.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta used professional pickpockets to teach his squad a lesson.

Neal Maupay has made a name for himself as he takes the mick out of his opponents, however, the striker proved that he can joke about himself as well.

Fans will "hate" the idea of taking games abroad, a League One club owner says, but he insists it will be "good business" for British clubs.

Valencia's sporting director alleges that Atletico Madrid tried to pull out of the Conor Gallagher move as their bid to sign Javi Guerra collapsed.

Arsenal have intensified their pursuit of Real Sociedad's Mikel Merino, with sporting director Edu Gaspar flying to Spain for negotiations.

Victor Osimhen is reportedly holding up a potential move to Chelsea as he would prefer to join Paris Saint-Germain.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has revealed that he had offers from other clubs before signing a new deal with the Red Devils.

The idea of publicly announcing the teams that every Premier League referee supports was raised again on Thursday following comments from Howard Webb.

Ryan Gravenberch might have saved Liverpool a lot of money after an impressive show against Ipswich Town.

Pep Guardiola's biographer has revealed why the Manchester City boss could leave the club, while explaining how he has changed over his Etihad spell.

Leicester City are reportedly facing TWO separate points deductions from the Premier League this season for allegedly breaching spending rules.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta compared Bukayo Saka to Lionel Messi after the English winger starred in Gunners' win over Wolves.

Bruno Fernandes wanted Manchester United to "improve the team" before signing a new contract at Old Trafford.

Liverpool defender Sepp van den Berg is reportedly set to depart Anfield in a £20 million ($26m) deal.

Cole Palmer has scooped the first major individual prize of his career after the Chelsea forward was named PFA Young Player of the Year.