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Ruben Amorim responded to Manchester United links amid speculation that he could be the next potential Erik ten Hag replacement.

Everton might not be able to afford to let Dele Alli play again due to an appearance clause in his contract.

The father of Liverpool forward Luis Diaz, Luis Manuel, is set to be freed by his kidnappers after they released a statement on Thursday.

Chelsea defender Thiago Silva suggested he plans on becoming a head coach when he brings an end to his playing career.

When Rebecca Welch officiates Fulham vs. Manchester United match, she will become the first female referee to officiate a Premier League match.

Amid worries over the development of their £72 million signing, Manchester United plan to sign a second striker in January to assist Rasmus Hojlund.

Manchester United's "underperforming" players have come under fire from Wayne Rooney after a dismal start to the season under Erik ten Hag.

The Colombian government says Luis Diaz's father was kidnapped by a militant insurgency group called the National Liberation Army (ELN).

Manchester United are considering possible replacements for Erik ten Hag as his position is under scrutiny amid their woeful start to the season.

Ted Lasso's Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard, dressed up as USMNT goalkeeper Matt Turner for Halloween, but with a touch of comedy to the design!

After sustaining a metatarsal injury for the second time in five months, Lisandro Martinez admits patience is needed on the road to recovery.

Dele Alli is still waiting for his first appearance of the season, but Everton coach Sean Dyche says he is still in a "good place" mentally.

Jadon Sancho's Borussia Dortmund return could reportedly receive a boost as he shares the same agent with English wonderkid Jamie Bynoe-Gittens.

Rio Ferdinand has revealed that Manchester United missed out on Jude Bellingham in 2020 as they could not give him "assurances" over playing time.

Dietmar Hamann insists he does not have a "feud" with Jurgen Klopp, after suggesting Liverpool could sack his compatriot last season.

Marcus Rashford would fit in at Manchester City, according to ex-Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood, who believes Pep Guardiola should sign the striker.

Another woeful performance saw the Red Devils ripped apart by Newcastle - but who should take responsibility for the dire start to the season?