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Arsenal beat host of clubs to sign Leicester wonderkid as fee agreed

Arsenal have successfully agreed a multi-million-pound transfer fee with Leicester City to secure the services of highly-rated starlet Jeremy Monga. The newly-crowned Premier League champions moved swiftly to see off rival interest from across Europe, ensuring the talented teenage winger chooses north London as his next destination.

Rangers v Club Brugge - UEFA Champions League Play-offs Round First Leg

Leicester appoint Martin as manager after relegation to League One

Leicester City have appointed former Rangers and Southampton manager Russell Martin on a three-year contract following their catastrophic relegation to League One. The 40-year-old takes over from short-term boss Gary Rowett at the King Power Stadium, tasked with reviving a club that has suffered back-to-back relegations.

Southampton v Arsenal - Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final

Dowman at Luton!? Wilshere jokes about wonderkid transfer talks

Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has enjoyed a superb start to his managerial career with Luton Town, but he is already looking to his old club for summer reinforcements. The Hatters boss admits he is fully prepared to contact Mikel Arteta to discuss taking highly rated teenage sensations Max Dowman and Ethan Nwaneri on loan for the upcoming campaign.

Salford City v Morecambe FC - Sky Bet League Two

League Two playoffs 2026: Everything you need to know

Everything you need to know about the race for promotion to League One from League Two.

Stockport County FC v Bolton Wanderers - Sky Bet League One

League One playoffs 2026: Everything you need to know

All you need to know about the race for promotion to the Championship from League One.

Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest - Premier League

Spurs warned they could suffer DOUBLE relegation to League One

Tottenham Hotspur have been hit with a chilling warning that their current slump could see them plummet all the way down to the third tier of English football. Former Spurs manager Tim Sherwood believes that without a drastic change in leadership, the North London club faces the very real threat of back-to-back relegations.