Premier League news

Cristian Romero claimed that he would 'love to play in La Liga' in future amid transfer links to Atletico Madrid in the summer.

Manchester United players were "fuming" at their end-of-season trip to Asia and enjoyed a boozy flight.

Bruno Fernandes made a vow to a Manchester United supporter who asked him to promise he will not leave the club this summer.

Manchester United have confirmed that Jonny Evans made his final appearance for the club against Hong Kong as he is all set to retire.

Bruno Fernandes has been given a transfer ultimatum with a £100 million ($135m) offer on the table from Saudi Pro League giants Al-Hilal.

A former Aston Villa goalkeeping coach has backed Emiliano Martinez to join Manchester United this summer.

Former Liverpool assistant Pep Lijnders is set to join Pep Guardiola's coaching staff at Manchester City just a year after leaving the Reds.

This has been a year for both the elite tactical masterminds and man-managers, but who achieved the most relative to the resources at their disposal?

Ruben Dias posed alongside Maya Jama as the Manchester City star shared holiday pictures from the Amalfi Coast.

Leroy Sane has received a new contract offer from Bayern Munich but it's still uncertain whether he will renew as Arsenal monitor the situation.

Manchester United have announced the departure of former set-piece coach Andreas Georgson, who was hired during Erik ten Hag's time at Old Trafford.

Joao Felix could be set for a Benfica homecoming as the Chelsea outcast is reportedly in talks over a return to his former team.

Barcelona are reluctant to match Manchester United's asking price for Marcus Rashford but are eager to sign the attacker this summer.

Lyon star Rayan Cherki is keen to complete a transfer to Manchester City after speaking with manager Pep Guardiola.

Liverpool star Luis Diaz is reportedly targeted by Al-Nassr as the Reds close in on a record deal for Bayer Leverkusen's Florian Wirtz.

The captain has ran himself into the ground trying to keep the dysfunctional club going but the money from his sale could be a game changer

Ian Wright has hit out at the hypocrisy of Chelsea celebrating their qualification for the Champions League on the final day of the season.