Premier League news

Matheus Nunes is refusing to train with Wolves in a bid to force through a transfer to Manchester City, according to reports.

Barcelona have reportedly wrapped up a deal for Joao Cancelo, with the Portuguese defender bidding farewell to Manchester City.

Al-Ittihad are reportedly ready to test Liverpool’s resolve with a €150 million (£129m/$162m) bid for Mohamed Salah before the summer window closes.

Rico Henry of Brentford has drawn interest from Manchester United as they search for a new full-back before Friday's transfer deadline.

Armando Broja has jokingly asked to “set up the fight” with Billy ‘Blood’ McCulloch after being floored by a punch from Chelsea’s masseur.

Wataru Endo admits that he needs to “play much more better” for Liverpool on the back of his £19 million ($24m) transfer to Anfield.

The Football Association may sanction Virgil van Dijk further after he appeared to criticise the referee's decision to dismiss him.

Virgil van Dijk was relieved to see Darwin Nunez dig him out of a red card hole during a dramatic 2-1 win for Liverpool at Newcastle.

Trent Alexander-Arnold had a lucky escape on Sunday against Newcastle United as he avoided a red card having already made a crucial mistake earlier.

Tyler Adams has revealed that he is hoping to play in a friendly during the international break, with a debut for Bournemouth to follow after that.

As the transfer window nears its conclusion, Manchester United are hoping for more players to arrive and strengthen the squad.

Liverpool would only consider selling Mohamed Salah for “over £150m ($189m)”, says Jamie Carragher, with interest being shown from Saudi Arabia.

Ange Postecoglou has made quite the impression at Tottenham, with the Australian coach already boasting his own song among Spurs supporters.

GOAL runs through the big names still hoping to make a move before the window slams shut on September 1

Jurgen Klopp admitted that two-goal hero Darwin Nunez was frustrated with not starting Liverpool's win at Newcastle on Sunday.

Aston Villa's team bus was attacked as the team travelled home from Burnley on Sunday evening.

Jurgen Klopp gave Jason Tindall a taste of his own medicine when Liverpool completed a stunning comeback win against Newcastle on Sunday.