Premier League news

Dele Alli is gradually turning up the heat in training sessions in a bid to earn a contract with Everton despite suffering another injury setback.

Trent Alexander-Arnold insists trophies and medals are not his main inspiration amid links with Real Madrid.

Manchester United have promoted highly-rated academy star JJ Gabriel to the Under-18s side, despite him only just turning 14.

Andre Onana is determined to bring out his best and explained why Manchester United fans are set to see a 'different' goalkeeper from now on.

Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr are reportedly "confident" of luring Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne to Saudi Arabia with a mammoth contract.

Brighton star Julio Enciso has claimed that he "almost died" after fainting on the plane taking him to international duty with Paraguay.

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City future has been clarified after the departure of sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

Bukayo Saka has revealed that being entrusted with the honour of filling Arsenal’s captain’s armband left him “speechless”.

Liverpool fans are celebrating Virgil van Dijk's red card against Hungary after the Netherlands international picked up two quickfire bookings.

Stuttgart manager Sebastian Hoeness rejected Manchester United's offer as they approached the German coach to replace Erik ten Hag in the summer.

Benjamin Mendy said Manchester City were aware that his parties were attended by "several" of his team-mates who had "casual relations with women".

Ronaldinho "brought over 20 people" to negotiate with Manchester United prior to his switch to Barcelona in 2003.

Former Italy and Bayern Munich striker Luca Toni joked with Pep Guardiola that it was the Manchester City coach's fault he could not find a team.

Sporting CP coach Ruben Amorim is interested in succeeding Pep Guardiola as Manchester City boss, according to a report.

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold is now Real Madrid's top priority in their search for a new right-back.

Revoking the legendary manager's role is another demonstration of the minority owner's lack of regard for the people who built the club

Paul Pogba admits that his relationship with ex-Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho was “like boyfriend and girlfriend”, as they squabbled regularly.