New Premier League kits 2020/21: every released home and away shirt so far
Chelsea, Wolves and West Ham have already dropped new Premier League kits for next season – here’s a rundown of every new shirt so far…
The best new 2020/21 kits from around Europe
Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and Borussia Dortmund are among the sides to have revealed new shirts so far.
‘Man United’s future about trophies & Premier League titles’ – Maguire
Harry Maguire says the future at Manchester United is all about “winning trophies and Premier Leagues”, with top-four finishes considered to be the “minimum requirement”.
Pele hails ‘modern athlete’ Ronaldo after Serie A triumph
Pele has paid tribute to the efforts of “modern athlete” Cristiano Ronaldo, with the Juventus superstar having added a second Serie A title to his enviable collection of honours.
Man City condemned for blocking UEFA but Etihad sponsorship cleared
Allegations that Manchester City artificially inflated commercial agreements with their main sponsor Etihad were “not established to the comfortable satisfaction” of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), which also concluded the Premier League club showed a “blatant disregard” for UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) investigation principles.
Lingard opens up on Manchester United struggles
Jesse Lingard has opened up on his personal struggle during the 2019-20 season, saying he lost his sense of identity on and off the pitch.
PUMA unveils new AC Milan home kit
Sports company PUMA has today unveiled the new AC Milan Home kit to be worn by the men’s, women’s and youth teams for the 2020/21 season. The Home kit is inspired by the elegance and grandeur of the city of Milan, its magnificent structures and its iconic architecture.
Man Utd deserve better – Fernandes
Bruno Fernandes has ‘nothing against the Europa League’ but believes Manchester United ‘deserve’ a Champions League place and is determined to deliver major silverware at Old Trafford.
I like my players more than they like me – Klopp
Jurgen Klopp claims to like his Liverpool players ‘more than they like me’, with the Premier League title-winning coach aware that ‘hard decisions’ are not going to be well received by everyone.
Man Utd need to spend another £170m – Neville
Manchester United need to be looking at spending another £170 million ($218m) in the next transfer window, according to Gary Neville.