Premier League news

West Ham, Everton and Burnley have reportedly joined the race for Amad Diallo, with Manchester United mulling over the merits of another loan deal.

The England captain is still searching for the first silverware of his career, and history suggests he should venture out of north London to win it

Tyler Adams has become the latest American to be linked with a move away from Leeds, with Nottingham Forest said to be keen on the midfielder.

Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante is reportedly being lined up for a move to Saudi Arabia that could see him become a team-mate of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Kim Min-jae will reportedly complete military service in South Korea before finalising a €60 million (£52m/$64m) transfer to Manchester United.

Rio Ferdinand has slammed senior officials at Manchester United for selling five players who "were the lifeblood" after Sir Alex Ferguson's exit.

Tottenham have confirmed the appointment of Ange Postecoglou as their new head coach on a four-year contract.

Manchester United are reportedly monitoring Leon Goretzka – who may become available this summer if Bayern Munich snap up Declan Rice.

Sergio Ramos has advised Harry Kane not to “turn down the opportunity” if he is given the chance to sign for Real Madrid this summer.

Joao Felix's ex-girlfriend Margarida Corceiro has confirmed her split from the Chelsea flop after being spotted F1 star Lando Norris.

Newcastle owners the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) could soon be working with Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the Middle East.

Even after a strong debut campaign under Erik ten Hag, United have plenty of work to do this summer to become credible title contenders

We all need a bit of craziness in our lives and the 2022-23 football season did not disappoint in that regard

Former Chelsea academy player Jacob Mellis has opened up on the series of events that left him homeless and far from professional football.

Romelu Lukaku has told incoming Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino that he wants to stay at Inter, amid talk of a possible return to west London.

The 16-year-old is is regarded as the best talent to ever emerge out of Ecuador, and he has completed a move to the big-spending Blues

Alejandro Garnacho is cut from similar cloth to Cristiano Ronaldo, with Tomasz Kuszczak seeing a “good comparison” to be made between the pair.