Premier League news

Manchester United have reportedly signed a world-record shirt sponsorship deal after striking a £60 million-a-year agreement with Snapdragon.

According to pundit Martin Keown, Harry Maguire is not the biggest problem with the current Manchester United first team.

Jude Bellingham has been sensational since joining Real Madrid but he's not the first high-profile player to hit the ground running at a new club

GOAL charts the Americans' much-maligned ownership of the Red Devils, which has led to waves of fans protests over the years

Chelsea's Andrey Santos and Barcelona's Vitor Roque were forced to flee their hotel rooms while on duty with Brazil as an earthquake hit Morocco.

Erling Haaland has admitted how happy he is that his former Borussia Dortmund team-mate Jude Bellingham has got off to a flyer at Real Madrid.

Marc Cucurella reportedly turned down four clubs and rejected two approaches in his attempt to prove himself at Chelsea.

Erik ten Hag has taken to publicly criticising Jadon Sancho as a “last throw of the dice”, says Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs.

James Maddison “didn’t want” to inherit Tottenham’s No.10 shirt from Harry Kane, but has explained why he now has it.

The club's investment in youth has paid off handsomely in terms of player sales and producing first-team players like Phil Foden and Rico Lewis

The right winger hasn't left Anfield this week but he will move to Saudi Arabia eventually, so Jurgen Klopp needs to start scouting successors now

Leeds United chief executive Angus Kinnear says he doesn't believe that U.S. men's national team star Tyler Adams handled his departure the right way.

Chris Sutton has insisted that former Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson's move to Saudi Arabia was motivated by money.

Paul Ince has warned Liverpool to avoid comparisons between new signing Dominik Szoboszlai and former club skipper Steven Gerrard.

Chelsea have warned Mykhailo Mudryk to tone down his gym workouts for fear the £89 million attacker is overworking himself.

The manager did everything he could to help the winger get his career back on track but he must come down hard on him for questioning his authority

Mason Greenwood is set to be 'reinstated' into Football Manager following his move to Getafe this summer.