Premier League news

Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp remains open to the idea of joining the likes of Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and Tom Brady as an EFL investor.

Erling Haaland has not travelled with Manchester City to their Premier League clash at Luton on Sunday due to a stress fracture in his foot.

Manchester City could make a move for Club Brugge winger Tajon Buchanan in January who is likely to cost around £50 million ($63m).

Manchester United were after Harry Kane and the England ace reportedly “wanted to sign”, but the Red Devils refused to pay “Cristiano Ronaldo money”.

Barcelona want to sign Tottenham and Argentina star Giovani Lo Celso in January but they have to big obstacles in their way.

Cristiano Ronaldo is “the GOAT”, according to Tom Heaton, with the Manchester United goalkeeper explaining why his former team-mate tops Lionel Messi.

Manchester United are eyeing a shock move for out of favour Manchester City midfield star Kalvin Phillips in January.

Christian Pulisic is thriving at AC Milan after leaving Chelsea because the style of football in Serie A “suits him better”, says Ruud Gullit.

Former Premier League player Simon Vukcevic has allegedly been arrested after being caught in possession of a gun and 126 bullets.

It's time that that the prolific forward is mentioned in the same breath as Thierry Henry when it comes to discussing the Premier League's greatest

Manchester United have reportedly identified the RB Leipzig striker who scored twice against Manchester City as their top January transfer target.

Jamie Redknapp blasted the "terrible rule" that prompted a "rubbish" VAR decision which ruled out Arsenal's equaliser against Aston Villa.

Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta was in no mood to comment on the controversial decisions that went against his side in their 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa.

Jesse Lingard is gearing up for a return to football as the free agent continues to work out and train alone amid his search for a new club.

Bruno Fernandes made a surprise admission that a few of his teammates thought it was "going to be easy" against bottom-half side Bournemouth.

Mikel Arteta's side became the latest visiting team to fall at Villa Park as their attacking players came up short after conceding early

Erik ten Hag was critical of his Manchester United team after they suffered a humiliating 3-0 defeat against Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Saturday.