Premier League news

Timo Werner could reportedly return to the Premier League as West Ham make initial enquiries over RB Leipzig striker.

Jurgen Klopp revealed why he had to take off Ibrahima Konate at half-time during Liverpool's Europa League defeat to Union Saint-Gilloise.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is reportedly set to hold a key meeting with incoming investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Co.

Dele Alli is back in training at Everton, with the former England international ready to push for a first Toffees appearance in more than a year.

The Blues are still in dire need of a prolific goal-scorer up front, and it would be no surprise to see them spend big to land one in the new year

Jadon Sancho's future is in further doubt ahead of the January transfer window as Manchester United are unable to find teams interested in the winger.

Rebecca Welch will become the Premier League's first female referee, while Sam Allison will become the first black match official in 15 years.

Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold believes Mohamed Salah will be remembered for more than his incredible goals and assists after his retirement.

Mikel Arteta has escaped punishment for the remarks he made following Arsenal's 1-0 defeat against Newcastle in November.

Serhou Guirassy has rejected an offer to extend his contract at Stuttgart as the likes of Manchester United and Newcastle plot moves for him.

Lionel Messi remains in contention to add The Best FIFA Men’s Player Award to his Ballon d’Or in 2023, with the Argentine making the final shortlist.

Dimitar Berbatov gave a brutal verdict on Manchester United's Champions League failure as he hit out at a lack of "consistency and concentration".

The Manchester United boss is seeing his job called into question after his side were thrashed by Bournemouth before exiting the Champions League

Michael Owen has suggested that Manchester United would be “relieved” to lose 2-0 when taking in a trip to arch-rivals Liverpool on Sunday.

Manchester United and Newcastle United’s premature exits from the Champions League have set an unwanted record for the Premier League.

Ex-Sky Sports reporter Geoff Shreeves has explained why a question he posed to Cristiano Ronaldo led to him almost being jumped by Sir Alex Ferguson.

The Magpies' European campaign started with so much promise, and they only have themselves to blame for finishing bottom of the 'Group of Death'