Premier League news

Jose Mourinho is reportedly eyeing up a Premier League return, with the ex-Chelsea and Manchester United boss open to taking the reins at Newcastle.

West Ham are reportedly fearful that technical director Tim Steidten is an option for Arsenal to replace departing sporting director Edu Gaspar.

Todd Boehly has put his £15 million mansion up for sale with the Chelsea co-owner's property featuring a bowling alley and a basketball court.

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw is nearing a first-team return after resuming training following three months out with injury.

Jamie Carragher believes Manchester City could make a move for Real Sociedad's Martin Zubimendi in January as a replacement for Rodri.

A former Barcelona scout has explained why he advised the Catalan outfit against signing a young Eden Hazard.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has come up with a plan to handle Cole Palmer as the Gunners look to get back on track with a win over Chelsea.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka says he had "no one apart from his PlayStation" following his move to Manchester United as he opened up on his loneliness there.

Former Sunderland boss David Moyes has revealed how close he came to signing Andy Robertson before he joined Liverpool in 2017.

Mikel Arteta must leave Raheem Sterling behind in north London as he will not be available for Arsenal's trip to Chelsea.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot believes midfielder Curtis Jones has raised his game "since he became a dad".

Manchester United are set to reward Amad Diallo with a new five-year contact that will see his current salary trebled.

The full 2024 Ballon d'Or voting breakdown has shown Golden Ball winner Rodri's margin of victory over runner-up Vinicius Junior.

Aston Villa have reportedly slapped a hefty price tag on striker Jhon Duran amid transfer links with Arsenal and Barcelona.

Jamie Carragher warned that players could "think twice" before joining Manchester City unless they are found innocent of the 115 financial charges.

Mason Greenwood has reportedly been urged to consider suing Manchester United after Benjamin Mendy's win in a legal battle with Manchester City.

Trent Alexander-Arnold could be on his way out of Anfield as Liverpool are unlikely to pay the defender exorbitant wages.