Andres Iniesta exclusive: I pleaded with Pep Guardiola to stay true to beliefs at Barcelona
Andres Iniesta has told FourFourTwo how he helped reassure Pep Guardiola he was on the right path at Barcelona after an early wobble.
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Year Zero: How Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2006-07 Man United season turned him into the player we know
He was branded a showpony, then a pariah, as his future at Old Trafford looked to be on the rocks. But in 2006, Cristiano Ronaldo strapped a rocket launcher to his career.
Something isn’t working for Kepa at Chelsea – can Lampard fix it?
The goalkeeper has been inconsistent since moving to Stamford Bridge in 2018, and has recently been dropped from the first team. Can he find a way back?
The internet has changed the way we respond to clubs’ new signings – for the worse
So much knowledge about every player is now available at the touch of a button – but it’s not giving us any better sense of who they are.
The numbers don’t show it, but Arsenal are a different side under Arteta
Whether or not it’s obvious from the results right now, the new Gunners boss has re-energised a stale club
Why Liverpool can win it ALL this season and become the greatest-ever English side
Jurgen Klopp’s men could genuinely add the FA Cup, Champions League and Premier League to their Club World Cup win – and have the most successful season of any English team ever.
5 things you might not know about Tottenham target Willian Jose
Who exactly is this Real Sociedad striker that Tottenham are moving for?
The 10 longest unbeaten runs in Premier League history – how far do Liverpool have to go?
Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool are closing in on Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal’s 49-game record – will the Reds go invincible this season?
How are the Premier League’s top sides doing in the January transfer window?
Arsenal, Chelsea, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham are all targeting big names this winter.
Jose Mourinho must make Tottenham worth watching – something he still hasn’t managed
Tottenham and Jose Mourinho still feels like an unusual pairing – and one that’s yet to provide us with any clear clue of where it’s heading.