AFC Bournemouth news

The USMNT star made a special appearance at Halas Hall this week, where the Premier League midfielder connected with Chicago Bears rookie quarterback

Loic Bade has declined Bournemouth's offer despite the English club's agreement with Sevilla, while Bayer Leverkusen could pounce on the defender.

A transfer that was supposed to have been completed a few weeks ago still remains in limbo, causing Illia Zabarnyi to contemplate his future.

Manchester United have sent scouts to watch Fiorentina defender Pietro Comuzzo as the club weigh up a summer swoop.

Bournemouth are monitoring Lille's Bafode Diakite as defender Illia Zabarnyi closes in on a move to Paris Saint-Germain.

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly struck a deal to sign Ilya Zabarnyi for €67 million, paving the way for Bournemouth to move for his replacement.

The USMNT midfielder enters the 2025-26 season with renewed optimism after overcoming the injury issues that limited his minutes last term

Newcastle United are set to go back in for Yoane Wissa after Brentford agreed a £37 million ($50m) fee to sign Dango Ouattara from Bournemouth. The Cherries forward has given the green light for a switch to the Gtech Community Stadium, with final formalities expected within days. Ouattara’s arrival effectively ends Brentford’s resistance to selling the DR Congo striker.

Diogo Jota's family will be in attendance for Liverpool's clash with Bournemouth in their first competitive game following the Portuguese's death.

Liverpool could be set for a much-needed cash injection in their bid to sign Alexander Isak as Bournemouth are closing in on a £25 million Reds man.

The 2025-26 Premier League season will see major rule changes designed to speed up play and give fans more access than ever before. From an eight-second goalkeeper time limit to cameras entering dressing rooms and stricter referee communication rules, the top flight is clamping down on delays while opening the door to new broadcast experiences.

Anfield came together in an emotional show of unity as Liverpool and Bournemouth fans paid a powerful tribute to the late Diogo Jota during the Premier League season opener. In the 20th minute, the stadium erupted into applause, with scarves and shirts held aloft, while a deafening rendition of 'You’ll Never Walk Alone' echoed in memory of the Portuguese forward and his brother, Andre Silva.

Mohamed Salah made history against Bournemouth as the Liverpool star scored his 10th goal on a Premier League opening day.