Premier League news

Manchester City star Phil Foden posed with two giant catches following his latest fishing trip.

Newcastle United confirmed that Harvey Barnes has suffered a "substantial injury" and could be set for a long spell on the sidelines.

Jesse Lingard seems to be making friends at Al-Ettifaq, as he continues his training programme with the Saudi Arabian club.

Arsenal have been dealt a blow ahead of their Carabao Cup clash with Brentford, with Mikel Arteta issuing updates on Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly restructuring his bid to buy Manchester United in an attempt to break the deadlock with the Glazer family.

Ousmane Diomande's agent, Luis Cassaiano Neves, shed light on his future at Sporting CP after Arsenal lodged an early bid.

Nicolas Jackson is surprising for all the wrong reasons at Chelsea, with Gus Poyet saying it is “incredible” that the striker has five yellow cards.

Ryan Sports Group have taken a minority stake in Bill Foley’s Black Knight Football Club which owns Bournemouth.

Mauricio Pochettino claims to have no issue with Chelsea’s owners paying regular visits to the dressing room, saying “they can do whatever they want”.

Jermaine Jenas has issued an apology for harshly criticising referee Robert Jones during the north London derby.

USMNT star Matt Turner admits that he was a “baseball and basketball guy” growing up and did not take his own goal kicks until the age of 20.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was reportedly looking for PSG wonderkid Warren Zaire-Emery to be included in any deal for Bernardo Silva.

Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale appears to have responded to Jamie Carragher’s “Oscars” jibe by pointing out that he has always been a team player.

Chelsea's new captain suffered an injury in the Blues' first game of the season against Liverpool and is yet to return.

Chelsea reportedly gave Arsenal a free run at £105 million ($128m) Declan Rice as they considered that transfer fee to include “an English premium”.

Manchester United fans have once again expressed their opposition towards the club's owners by flying a banner over the Raymond James Stadium.

Arsenal have been warned that “Eddie Nketiah is not going to win you the Premier League”, with Paul Merson advising a January move for Ivan Toney.