Premier League news

Graham Potter has suggested that the January transfer window will be a quiet one at Chelsea, with the Blues eager to work with what they have.

Manchester United will not loan out Donny van de Beek during the January transfer window, with Erik ten Hag saying such a move “doesn’t make sense”.

Miguel Almiron has spoken out on the infamous dig aimed in his direction by Jack Grealish, with the Newcastle forward delivering a classy response.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s behaviour at Manchester United has been unacceptable, says Wayne Rooney, with the Portuguese becoming “an unwanted distraction”.

Granit Xhaka has revealed the secrets behind his goal-scoring form at Arsenal, with the Swiss star claiming he was “born like a striker”.

A win at Molineux will send the Gunners into the World Cup break sitting top of the Premier League

Don't bet against the much-maligned right-back making a massive impact at the World Cup after being named in Gareth Southgate's squad.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang got off lightly during his first reunion with Arsenal, with David Seaman admitting he wanted “fans to proper boo him”.

Gabriel Martinelli had revealed he burst into tears when he found out he had been called up for the World Cup with Brazil.

Duje Caleta-Car has been reflecting on how close he came to joining Liverpool when they found themselves short of centre-halves in January 2021.

Wayne Rooney wants to see Jude Bellingham at Manchester United, with the former Red Devils star hoping he snubs their Premier League rivals.

Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United have endured “offensive problems” this season, with Anthony Martial potentially providing a solution.

Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli accepts that questions will be asked of his World Cup call-up after being told “nobody knows who he is” in Brazil.

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Aston Villa have confirmed they will adopt a new badge next season after fans voted between several design options.

England boss Gareth Southgate said he would pick a World Cup squad based on form, which explains James Maddison's selection, but not Harry Maguire's.