Premier League news

The multiple Premier League winner has thrown his support behind the idea of the Belgian moving to America and playing football there

Tottenham Hotspur have made a stunning move by appointing Vinai Venkatesham, the former Arsenal CEO, as their new chief executive.

Wayne Rooney is loving life away from the stresses of management, with the Manchester United icon returning to his roots to "enjoy drinks with pals".

Bayern Munich are worried they will miss out on a financial boost as Tottenham will decide against signing Mathys Tel permanently.

Edu Gaspar has officially closed the book on his time at Arsenal, penning an emotional tribute to supporters, staff and players.

Maya Jama has learned quickly from boyfriend Ruben Dias, with the Love Island host already in “real manager mode” alongside Alisha Lehmann.

Pep Guardiola expressed concern about the way the world is heading after Phil Foden and Jack Grealish were targeted in the Manchester derby.

Dimitri Payet is currently at the centre of a police investigation in Brazil following disturbing accusations of abuse.

Everton star Abdoulaye Doucoure has spoken out on the racist abuse he received after February's fiery draw with Liverpool at Goodison Park.

Arne Slot admitted that Mohamed Salah's contract extension will make it easier for him to sign new players as Liverpool aim for squad reinforcements.

Dele Alli has named Lionel Messi and Kevin De Bruyne as his toughest opponents, with the ex-England midfielder having "a lot of respect" for the pair.

Wrexham star Ollie Rathbone has come a long way from handing drinks to Wayne Rooney at Everton and playfully driving Duncan Ferguson's Range Rover.

The keeper is under the spotlight after two costly errors against Lyon - but how does he compare with others who struggled at Old Trafford?

Newcastle's preparations for Sunday's clash with Manchester United have been disrupted by illness to manager Eddie Howe.

Ange Postecoglou bemoaned his team's luck in front of goal after seeing Tottenham held to a 1-1 draw by Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League.

Manchester United are being urged to "break the bank" on Harry Kane, with the England star capable of being another Eric Cantona at Old Trafford.

Ruben Amorim insisted it is business as usual despite Andre Onana's blunders in Lyon draw.