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Gary Neville has been full of praise for Dan Ashworth, but it doesn't look like the Newcastle sporting director will be joining Manchester United.

Chelsea shared a leave-of-absence letter for their American fans' workplaces so that they can watch the derby match against Tottenham on Monday.

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Regarding an incident involving Harry Maguire of Manchester United during their Premier League match versus Fulham, Headway has voiced its concerns.

Liverpool have been warned, as talk of Jurgen Klopp successors rumbles on, that there will be a “three-horse race” for Xabi Alonso’s services.

In order to facilitate Luis Diaz's father's release, the kidnappers want security assurances from the Colombian government.

Marcus Rashford has hit out at those spreading “malicious rumours” regarding his future at Manchester United.

Jamaal Lascelles criticised Arsenal's lack of sportsmanship when Jorginho declined to shake hands with the Newcastle captain following the game.

Luis Diaz will reportedly avoid any punishment from the FA after delivering another message to his kidnapped father when scoring for Liverpool.

Pep Guardiola has sent a message to Jack Grealish after Jeremy Doku’s performance against Bournemouth in Manchester City's 5-1 win.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has reportedly garnered interest from Saudi Arabia with the Portuguese set to meet with Saudi officials.

Erling Haaland has seen his off-field habits branded a “bit sick”, with Dominik Szoboszlai admitting to shunning advice from the Norwegian striker.

Emi Martinez made a costly mistake for Aston Villa a matter of days after winning the Yashin Trophy, but he will not face any punishment.

Liverpool star Ibrahima Konate stated that he wouldn't refuse the opportunity to leave the Reds should Paris Saint-Germain make a move.

Colombia and Liverpool winger Luis Diaz has pleaded for his father's release after he was abducted last month.

The Argentine returns to north London for the first time on Monday, but the man in the opposing dugout is ensuring Spurs are finally moving on

Mauricio Pochettino has hilariously confused former Manchester United boss Ron Atkinson with Rowan Atkinson and the comedy character, Mr Bean.