Premier League news

Former Chelsea defender Mario Melchiot has advised the Blues to sack Graham Potter due to the club's poor form.

The Brazilian striker sustained a knee injury during the World Cup and is nearing a return following a lengthy layoff.

The Reds have been all over the place at the back at times this season, and at least one centre-back is required during the summer transfer window

Tottenham scout Jeff Vetere has reportedly resigned after enraging the club's board by discussing transfer targets in a television interview.

Jack Wilshere has hailed the talents of four Arsenal academy players who can "do things you can't coach".

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has told his players not to think about the possibility of winning the treble this season.

Andy Cole has insisted that Cristiano Ronaldo's Manchester United departure was not a key factor in Marcus Rashford's return to form.

The revitalised Red Devils already have one piece of silverware in the bag and they are very well placed to add three more trophies this season...

The Gunners' Brazilian centre-back has been exceptional this season, but he could easily have been playing for another Premier League club

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is confident his team can get back on track in the Premier League and secure a place in next season's Champions League.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag pointed towards his Ajax experience to demonstrate why his current side can win even more trophies this term.

Manchester United players posed for a picture with Casemiro in celebration of him being named to the FIFPRO Best XI this week.

Any takeover of Manchester United looks set to be delayed until May as the Glazer family are reportedly holding out for a £6 billion ($7.2bn) offer.

Former U.S. men's national team wonderkid Freddy Adu has opened up on his trial at Manchester United including a dinner offer from Cristiano Ronaldo.

Fred believes Manchester United are contenders for the Premier League this season, as they chase an unlikely quadruple after Sunday's Carabao Cup win.

Marcus Rashford has, with a contract extension yet to be signed at Manchester United, been warned that “the graveyard is full of indispensable men”.

Manchester United are reportedly looking to make two marquee signings this summer, with the likes of Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane in their sights.