Premier League news

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola claimed that his players and coaches "do not deserve a bonus" after a nightmare season.

Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly are reportedly "in talks" over a joint-bid to buy UK newspaper Daily Telegraph with media mogul Nick Montgomery.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca reportedly cancelled his side's scheduled day off after the first-team's 3-0 loss to the club's under-21s in training.

Manchester United have been urged to sign "big character" Victor Osimhen, while a "playmaker" should also be on their wishlist for the summer.

Frank Lampard has been told he could "quite easily" manage England one day, while being praised for bouncing back from "tough gigs" in the dugout.

AC Milan's search for a new sporting director has cast doubt over Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s future at the club, potentially putting Arsenal on high alert.

Brenden Aaronson may be nearing the end of his spell at Leeds, with the Whites reportedly open to transfer offers for the USMNT star.

Luke Shaw has been spotted back in Manchester United training after a lengthy spell out injured.

Manchester United have been given a cash injection update when it comes to Mason Greenwood, with transfer talk raging around the Marseille forward.

Manchester City players and staff do not deserve a bonus for their 2024-25 campaign, in the view of manager Pep Guardiola.

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Aston Villa director Monchi confirmed he is interested in signing out-of-favour Real Madrid star Arda Guler having previously wanted the playmaker.

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Chelsea could be handed a double boost for next week's match against rivals Tottenham with Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson back in training.

Michail Antonio has posted a heartwarming birthday message after surviving a horror car crash that left him "close to dying".

Gary Neville believes Trent Alexander-Arnold will face a battle to become a regular starter at Real Madrid, despite his attacking prowess.

Ed Sheeran, who is a minority stakeholder at Ipswich, has blamed his awkward stand-off with Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim on "10 pints".