Sean Walsh

Spurs recorded their lowest-ever Premier League finish in 2024-25 despite ending their trophy drought with Europa League glory.

The Gunners are going in search of a first Premier League title since 2004, while they are without a major trophy of any kind since 2020.

The German champions are reportedly lining up a new role for their €100m man, but this would be a reckless waste of such an asset

A transfer from to Old Trafford from Brentford may seem full of glitz and glamour, but that would not be the reality for the Cameroon forward

Tottenham Hotspur have announced the signing of Mathys Tel on a permanent transfer from Bayern Munich following a successful loan spell.

The 17-year-old has already cemented his place in River Plate's history and is now bound for the Bernabeu following the Club World Cup

The champions of New Zealand and all of Oceania head to the United States as by far the most rank of outsiders

Spurs are set to appoint the Brentford boss after deciding to sack Ange Postecoglou earlier this month

FIFA's decision to open up the window for a short period has paid dividends as a host of new faces will be on show for the clubs in the United States

The Three Lions will tackle a pair of June fixtures as part of their second camp under Gareth Southgate's permanent successor

Mikel Arteta's side have finished as Premier League runners-up for three seasons running and they cannot afford to fall short again next term

The legendary midfielder talks to GOAL in a wide-ranging interview as part of Gatorade's annual 5v5 Tournament initiative

The captain of England, a superstar Galactico and a Manchester United outcast were among the best Brits to play away from home this season

Gary Neville spoke exclusively to GOAL about Manchester United's dreadful season, Arsenal's trophy hunt and Specsavers' Best Worst Pitch campaign.

The Gunners didn't win any silverware, but they still had a campaign to remember regardless

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada says that the club "know what we need to do" in the summer transfer window following their miserable season.

Top-tier clubs can find themselves a bargain by identifying the best talent from England's second division