Premier League news

In a shocking turn of events at the City Ground, Edu Gaspar has been brutally sacked by Nottingham Forest, bringing a swift and unceremonious end to his tenure as the club's global director of football. The former Arsenal executive, who was viewed as a major coup for Forest when he joined in July 2025, lasted less than a year in the role before the club's hierarchy decided to pull the plug on his project.

Joe Cole believes Chelsea must upgrade their goalkeeping options to compete with the Premier League's elite, and the Blues legend has identified an England international as the ideal candidate to displace Robert Sanchez.

Aston Villa attacker Morgan Rogers is facing intense scrutiny over his private life after former partner Leah Taylor went public with claims of infidelity. The Love Island star detailed the breakdown of their whirlwind romance during a recent podcast appearance.

Pep Guardiola has jumped to the defence of Phil Foden, insisting the Manchester City playmaker will inevitably rediscover his world-class form. The England international returned to the starting XI for the midweek 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest at the Etihad Stadium, following an injury to youngster Nico O’Reilly, but he struggled to leave his usual mark on the contest. It has been a difficult stretch for the 2023-24 Premier League Player of the Season, who appears to be grappling with a significant dip in confidence.

Mason Mount is determined to salvage his Manchester United career despite transfer interest from Premier League rivals. The midfielder remains committed to proving his worth at Old Trafford after a tenure blighted by recurring injury issues.

Manchester United's attempts to permanently offload Andre Onana have hit a significant stumbling block after Trabzonspor officially ruled out meeting the Red Devils' asking price. The Cameroon international, who moved to Old Trafford from Inter in July 2023 in a deal worth around £47 million ($62m), finds himself in limbo ahead of the summer transfer window.

Mikel Arteta is looking to reinforce his engine room as Arsenal reportedly intensify their pursuit of Newcastle star Sandro Tonali. The presence of the player's representative at a recent Premier League fixture has sparked fresh speculation over a summer transfer following surprise links in January.

Manchester United have sparked a backlash from supporters after confirming a five per cent increase in season ticket prices for the 2026-27 campaign. The move marks the fourth consecutive year that costs have risen at Old Trafford, following a decade-long freeze under previous regimes, as the club seeks to boost revenue to fuel their pursuit of domestic and European silverware.

Liam Rosenior believes Chelsea have finally found a world-class successor to Diego Costa. Following a stunning hat-trick against Aston Villa, the Blues boss claims Joao Pedro now belongs in the same bracket as the world's most elite finishers.

Ex-Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has sparked fresh debate over the crisis at his former club by suggesting that Spurs are now "favourites to go down". The north London side find themselves in uncharted territory, plummeting toward the Premier League and towards the relegation zone following a string of disastrous results. The situation reached boiling point on Thursday night as they slumped to an abject 3-1 home defeat against Crystal Palace, leaving them just a single point above the drop zone.

Guglielmo Vicario could be heading for the exit door at Tottenham as speculation intensifies regarding a cut-price return to Serie A. The 29-year-old goalkeeper, who has been a mainstay in north London since his arrival from Empoli in 2023, is reportedly open to the move following a disastrous run of form for the Premier League side. Spurs find themselves embroiled in an unlikely survival scrap, sitting just one point above the relegation zone after a series of damaging results.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has expressed his relief as midfield linchpin Rodri begins to rediscover his world-class form following an arduous 18-month battle with injury. The Spanish international, who secured City's first-ever Ballon d'Or triumph, has become a regular fixture in the starting XI again since January as the Premier League champions chase a historic quadruple.

Former Premier League striker Troy Deeney believes Marcus Rashford’s move to Barcelona has given him the reality check he desperately needed after what he described as a difficult period at Manchester United. The Watford legend claimed that the environment at the Spanish giants leaves little room for ego, insisting that "nobody gives a f*ck" about Rashford’s reputation when compared to the club’s historic stars. Deeney feels that harsh message has helped the 28-year-old rediscover his focus and thrive in La Liga.

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has come out swinging in defence of his side’s Premier League credentials, insisting he is not panicking despite a difficult run of results. Speaking ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup fifth-round tie against his former club Norwich City, the German coach struck a defiant tone regarding the club’s top-flight status. The Whites have endured a tough week following narrow defeats to Manchester City and Sunderland, but Farke remains steadfast in his belief that the quality is there to stay up.

Premier League legend Alan Shearer has pulled no punches in his assessment of Manchester United, labelling the club "so poor" despite their ascent to third in the table. The former England striker expressed total disbelief that Michael Carrick’s side are currently in pole position to secure Champions League football given the standard of their performances this season.

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has praised Robert Sanchez for his reaction to being dropped for the win over Aston Villa, insisting that the goalkeeper was "really disappointed" with the decision. The Spaniard had a nervy and unconvincing performance in the 2-1 defeat to Arsenal, leading to him being benched and prompting fresh questions about his long-term suitability as the club's first-choice shot-stopper.

Tottenham Hotspur legend Glenn Hoddle has sensationally offered to return to the dugout in a bid to save his former club from a catastrophic descent into the Championship. The north London outfit are currently spiralling towards the Premier League relegation zone, with the appointment of interim manager Igor Tudor failing to spark the desired turnaround in fortunes.