Premier League news

Jamie Carragher hailed William Saliba and Gabriel's partnership at Arsenal and tipped them to emulate legendary Premier League centre-back pairings.

Phil Jones slammed a fan who claimed his career was a "shame" as the former centre back launched a scathing attack to defend his Old Trafford legacy.

Marcus Rashford is being accused of the “biggest crime in the world” at Manchester United, with the forward told he’s “sh*tting on your own doorstep”.

Arne Slot insisted that Darwin Nunez will get opportunities to prove himself despite playing just 84 minutes this season.

Manchester City's performance against Inter in midweek was "like watching paint dry", according to television presenter Laura Woods.

Erling Haaland's career could have gone down a totally different path had Juventus managed to sign the striker when he was a teenager.

Arsenal received Joan Garcia boost as Espanyol director Fran Garagarza admitted that the goalkeeper could be sold in the future.

Cole Palmer has been set an important challenge at Chelsea, with the England star becoming the natural heir to Gianfranco Zola and Eden Hazard.

Arne Slot has revealed that goalkeeper Alisson Becker is a doubt for their Bournemouth clash, with wantaway Caoimhin Kelleher kept on standby.

Joshua Zirkzee lavished praise on "buddy" Matthijs De Ligt after the Dutch defender scored his first Manchester United goal against Southampton.

Manchester City told they “should be starting in the National League” if found guilty of FFP breaches, with Erling Haaland and Rodri moving on.

Sir Alex Ferguson admitted to missing the dugout during "big games" while opening up on life after Manchester United.

William Saliba bizarrely insists that Arsenal could lose to Manchester City on Sunday and still emerge as Premier League champions.

Trent Alexander-Arnold may be taking inspiration from Ryan Reynolds, with the Liverpool star reportedly eyeing a £117m takeover at French side Nantes.

The winger staked his claim as the Blues' frenzied spending leaves the new head coach with near-unmanageable attacking depth

The Dutchman showed off his unique skillset at Southampton, and could become a fan favourite with a partner-in-crime up front

Manchester City have discovered the extent of Kevin De Bruyne's injury ahead of their blockbuster Arsenal clash.