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Arne Slot has been defended from 'petty' criticism, with Jamie Redknapp admitting he thought the Liverpool boss would have been sacked already.

Liverpool have been warned they will have to move on from Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold sooner or later by Jamie Redknapp.

Arsenal have been told why winning the Premier League or Champions “isn’t necessary” at this stage, despite going five years without a major trophy.

Harry Kane has been told what he needs to achieve to become England’s GOAT, with the Bayern striker already his country’s all-time leading scorer.

Manchester City have been told, by a former club captain, why relegation out of the Premier League in their FFP case would be a “major surprise”.

Manchester United’s defence has been told that “good players can play in any system”, with questions being asked of Ruben Amorim’s tactical set-up.

Manchester United legend Gary Pallister admits to being left “really perplexed” by the decision to part with David de Gea and bring in Andre Onana.

Martin Odegaard has not been his usual self during the 2024-25 campaign, with the out-of-form Arsenal captain accused of "playing safe" too often.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has been told why he will never win the Ballon d’Or even if he leaves Liverpool as a free agent and links up with Real Madrid.

Steven Gerrard returning to Rangers cannot be ruled out and his dream of becoming Liverpool manager remains intact, says John Aldridge.

Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez may continue to work together once their days at Inter Miami are over, with a new MLS franchise being touted.

Manchester United flop Antony has been told why “it’s not going to be easy” for him to maintain red-hot form during a loan spell at Real Betis.

Manchester United have been warned against bringing club legend Wayne Rooney back to the club as part of Ruben Amorim’s coaching team.

Arsenal told by Premier League title winner that their homage to set-piece coach Nicolas Jover is “embarrassing” and “Second Division” behaviour.

Mohamed Salah sits inside the top three when it comes to Liverpool all-time greats, but the Egyptian has been told why he will never be No.1.

Manchester City’s FFP case has been compared to Juventus’ cheating scandal, with the Premier League giants facing similar “biggest crime” accusations.

Manchester United are enduring a “long trail of misery”, says Paul Parker, with the former defender admitting that life at Old Trafford is “awful”.

Wayne Rooney has been told why he cannot be compared to fellow ex-England captain Steven Gerrard as a manager, despite both enduring difficulties.

A return to Rangers for Steven Gerrard could “absolutely” happen, says Ally McCoist, with the Liverpool legend not ready to give up on management.

Harry Kane has been ranked against Robert Lewandowski, Luis Suarez and Sergio Aguero in a debate regarding the best No.9 of his generation.

Harry Kane was always “meant for bigger than Tottenham Hotspur”, says Michel Vorm, with it his destiny to go trophy-chasing outside of north London.

Federico Chiesa is a "great player" and can help to fill a Mohamed Salah-shaped void at Liverpool next season, claims Roberto Di Matteo.

Chelsea may sign a “different” kind of striker to Nicolas Jackson, says Roberto Di Matteo, but the Colombian is being backed to become a 20-goal star.

Cole Palmer is “Mr Cool” and already a Chelsea hero, says Roberto Di Matteo, but has been told that he needs a trophy to “validate” his greatness.

Robert Lewandowski is the “best player of all time”, says Tomasz Kuszczak, with the Polish star sitting alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Harry Kane is being backed to finally end his trophy curse with Bayern Munich in 2025, providing the ex-Tottenham star can avoid “catastrophe”.

Cristiano Ronaldo was already a different breed of footballer at 20 years of age, with his rise to GOAT status and stunning longevity being explained.

Birmingham, with Tom Brady on board, had their fingers burned with Wayne Rooney, but have the Blues learned their lesson when it comes to big names?

Tom Brady and Ryan Reynolds have been told why it’s fine for them to “bring mates over” for now, with Birmingham and Wrexham hosting celebrity guests.