Premier League news

Enzo Maresca has expressed his immense excitement after being officially unveiled as the new Manchester City manager, succeeding the legendary Pep Guardiola at the Etihad Stadium. Having signed a three-year deal, the Italian coach is returning for his third stint with the Citizens as he looks to uphold the club's unprecedented era of dominance.

Arsenal are set to see a significant departure from Mikel Arteta's inner circle as the club continue to overhaul the performance department. Tom Allen, the long-serving head of sports science and performance, is the latest senior figure to leave the Emirates Stadium following an extensive internal review into the squad's fitness protocols.

Liverpool have been forced to pivot in their search for a new marquee winger after top target Yan Diomande indicated his preference to join Paris Saint-Germain. The Reds are now exploring a move for PSG’s own Bradley Barcola as they look to fill the void left by Mohamed Salah’s departure.

Manchester United are ready to kickstart their summer transfer business with the impending arrival of Cristian Orozco. The Red Devils have reportedly scheduled a medical for the Colombian wonderkid as they look to finalise a deal that has been months in the making.

Manchester City have confirmed the appointment of Enzo Maresca on a three-year contract until 2029. The Premier League side confirmed the news on June 29, with former Chelsea boss Maresca returning to the Etihad Stadium to replace Pep Guardiola, having previously served as the Catalan's assistant back in 2022.

Liam Rosenior is on the verge of a return to the technical area as he prepares to take over the reins at Ligue 1 outfit Paris FC. The former Chelsea head coach has been out of work since his brief and difficult tenure at Stamford Bridge came to a disappointing end earlier this year.

Alexander Isak remains a “magical player”, former Sweden international Stefan Schwarz has told GOAL, with the Liverpool striker being told what he needs in order to prove as much at Anfield. With a record-breaking price tag hanging around his neck, the former Newcastle frontman endured an injury-ravaged debut campaign on Merseyside that delivered just four goals.

Chelsea have launched a sensational attack on Enzo Maresca following the Italian's official unveiling as the new Manchester City manager. In an unprecedented move, the Blues released a scathing club statement that pointedly refused to even mention their former head coach by name after he agreed to succeed Pep Guardiola at the Etihad Stadium.

Arsenal icon Cesc Fabregas is set for an emotional homecoming this summer after it was confirmed his Como side will travel to north London for a pre-season friendly. The former Gunners captain will lead the Italian outfit out at the Emirates Stadium on August 12 as both sides ramp up their preparations for the 2026-27 campaign.

Manchester City have officially entered a new era after confirming Enzo Maresca as their new head coach on a three-year deal. The former Chelsea boss has arrived at the Etihad Stadium to take on the monumental task of succeeding Pep Guardiola following the Spaniard's legendary decade-long reign.

Leeds United have been advised against inviting offers for USMNT star Brenden Aaronson, with Matt Kilgallon explaining to GOAL why the American forward was “like Lionel Messi” at times last season after finding his feet in English football. The all-action playmaker has finally won over a sceptical fan base at Elland Road, but is entering the final year of his contract.

Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres has broken his silence regarding his future at the club following reports that the club could use him as a makeweight to sign Atletico Madrid star Julian Alvarez. The Sweden international enjoyed a title-winning debut season in north London but now finds his place under scrutiny as Mikel Arteta looks to evolve his attacking options.

Juan Mata has completed a formal agreement to purchase a minority stake in A-League giants Melbourne Victory, further cementing his ties to Australian football. The deal also sees the ex-Man Utd star appointed as the chair of a newly established football committee, though he is yet to confirm if he will hang up his boots for good.

Everyone associated with Nottingham Forest is desperate to see the club continue to call the City Ground home for the foreseeable future. Peter Shilton knows how special that venue is, but has told GOAL why he - along with supporters and prominent boardroom members - will be wrestling with “wrench” and “necessity” emotions in an era of rising matchday revenues.

Manchester United’s class of 2026 are not yet ready to compete for the Premier League title, Gary Pallister has told GOAL, but Michael Carrick is being credited with returning two crucial qualities to Old Trafford. The Red Devils surged back into the top four last season, securing Champions League qualification, and are in the hunt for a first domestic crown since 2013.

Cole Palmer has been made aware of what he needs to do in order to become a “great player”, with Frank Leboeuf admitting to GOAL that the Chelsea star’s World Cup snub with England will feel like a “big slap in the face”. The enigmatic playmaker remains a match-winner at Stamford Bridge, but his numbers have dipped year on year after making a dazzling start to his spell in west London.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has called on Thomas Tuchel to make a ruthless selection call by dropping Declan Rice for England’s World Cup knockout campaign. The former midfielder believes the Three Lions must adopt a more aggressive tactical approach if they are to bridge the gap to tournament heavyweights like France and Argentina.