Premier League news

Eight Premier League clubs voted against a rule change that would have blocked Newcastle signing players on loan from the Saudi Pro League.

Several senior Manchester United players believe Erik ten Hag's intense pre-season training schedule is a major reason for the team's poor start.

Bayern Munich are reportedly 'pushing hard' to sign Takehiro Tomiyasu as Harry Kane and Co seek versatility in defence.

Roony Bardghji's agent issued a massive update on Copenhagen wonderkid's future as he vowed that the 18-year-old is set for the "biggest stages."

Chelsea are reportedly ready to sell Romelu Lukaku for £37m as Roma look to raise funds in order to purchase the Belgian star.

Premier League clubs will reportedly not vote in favour of blocking related-party loans.

Tottenham could face a points deduction after an investigation found rules were broken in the transfer that brought Jermain Defoe to the club.

Jesse Lingard vowed that "even the hardest days will eventually pass" amid his search for a new club after an unsuccessful Saudi Pro League trial.

Stripping Manchester City of their titles because of financial rules breaches would not be fair, according to Shaun Wright-Phillips.

Former Arsenal and Liverpool winger Jermaine Pennant has insisted that Wayne Rooney didn't "earn" his job as Birmingham City head coach.

Premier League shareholders are meeting in London to discuss point deductions, FFP breaches and potential transfer rule changes.

Marcus Rashford has been warned “freaks” Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo “never took a season off” as he struggles for form at Manchester United.

Lionel Messi is locking horns with Cristiano Ronaldo again, with the eternal rivals battling for Globe Soccer Award honours alongside Kylian Mbappe.

Manchester United legend Jaap Stam has explained why Rasmus Hojlund is yet to open his goal account in the Premier League.

Everton's hopes of waiving a £10 million fee for Dele Alli could be over after they apportioned blame to Tottenham for their points deduction.

The vast majority of the Dutchman's signings have played in the Netherlands, but the Red Devils must recruit from a bigger pool if they are to succeed

Chelsea legend Eden Hazard decided to retire from the sport despite Saudi Arabian teams offering him agreements worth £1 million per week.