Guardiola rules out striker signing in January as Torres nears exit
Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City have no intention of signing a striker next month despite the imminent departure of Ferran Torres.
Throwback: Man Utd fight back to deny Ajax CT
Throwback to when Ajax Cape Town and Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United side played each other to a 1-1 draw at Cape Town Stadium in a pre-season friendly on 21 July 2012.
Man Utd interim boss adds Ewan Sharp to backroom staff
Ralf Rangnick has made another addition to his backroom staff at Manchester United with the recruitment of Scotsman Ewan Sharp as assistant coach and analyst.
Barcelona, Man City agree fee for Torres – reports
Barcelona have agreed a fee worth an initial 55 million euros ($62 million, £47 million) for Manchester City forward Ferran Torres, according to reports in Spain and England on Wednesday.
Chelsea suffer fresh Covid pain as Liverpool criticise ‘absurd’ fixture list
Thomas Tuchel said Tuesday that Chelsea must “start from scratch” in selecting a squad for their League Cup quarter-final after reporting yet another Covid-19 case as Liverpool’s assistant manager criticised the “absurd” festive schedule.
Manchester United reopen Carrington training ground after Covid-19 outbreak
Manchester United on Tuesday reopened their Carrington training ground following a coronavirus outbreak that forced the postponement of two Premier League matches.
Liverpool preparation made ‘tough’ by coronavirus situation – Jurgen Klopp
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp admits preparation for Sunday’s 2-2 Premier League draw at Tottenham was made “tough” by the club’s coronavirus situation.
Rangnick set to ditch De Gea and Henderson to sign Meslier
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick is unimpressed with both David De Gea and back-up Dean Henderson, favouring a new goalkeeper altogether.
Premier League to play on during Covid chaos
Premier League clubs on Monday decided against a temporary halt to the season despite a surge in coronavirus cases that has forced mass postponements and threatened to derail the season.
Chelsea boss says game going ahead put players’ health and safety at ‘huge risk’
Thomas Tuchel has criticised the Premier League for putting Chelsea at “huge risk” by forcing the coronavirus-hit Blues to play Sunday’s top-flight clash at Wolves.